India plans to invest $25b in Bangladesh: Envoy

[Grevion]

You are posting rubbish yourself, try to save your double face economy investments which has always crippled lol, instead FAILED ALWAYS won't be wrong.

Please enlighten me on how the investment or the Indian economy is double faced.

 

[alaungphaya]

Ok burmese you are speaking way beyound your league. USA just waived your sanction, go and see if you could weave some underwear what you had been trying to do for too long.

I'm actually waiting for our banks to finally jack into the international banking system. Can't wait tbh. But you keep making your $2 jizzrags. TBH I'm thankful your child labour lets me buy cheap clothes. Many, many thanks. You will greatly prosper under India's guidance and patronage I'm sure.

 

[damiendehorn]

I agree. But I predict India or rather Indian companies will provide the vast majority of this FDI. The West will not invest in your country. Chinese companies will not invest in moving their jobs overseas as neither will Japan as they are concentrated in SE Asia. Indian companies will as their government will encourage them to as part of their policy goals.

Sorry but i doubt you know much about the Bangladesh economy. india has made very little FDI in Bangladesh, most of the investments from the likes of tata, reliance etc have not materialised and are unlikely to. india has provided soft loans to purchase goods and services from india (to help their industry) but not much in the way of direct investments.

Chinese companies have already began the process of shifting manufacturing to Bangladesh, this is why they have asked the Bangladesh government to allocate land to setup multiple EPZs in Bangladesh, not a easy thing to do considering the size of land they need and the cost of land in Bangladesh and the infra that will be needed.

The main countries that are looking to invest in setting up new dedicated EPZs according to BEPZA are in order:

1. China
2. South Korea
3. Taiwan
4. Japan
5. India
6. Malaysia

I recently went to HK and ShenZen to buy 2 unused/new surplus German automated looms, a Chinese company ordered. When we went to inspect them, we found out they had 12 of them all boxed and less them 8 months old....we bought all 12. Now we are in talks with the company to shift a major part of their production to our Gazipur factory.

 

[alaungphaya]

Do we really need indian, japs or Chinese investment for our growth? NO

We arr building 100 SEZ, and in only 5 are given to foreign countries. Rest 95 will be build and invested by BD companies. Burmese cant comprehend these basic maths.

I also don't want our economy to be too dependent on FDIs and it will never be as we have already homegrown big entrepreneurs. We have enough large corporations like BEXIMCO, Walton, Orion, Summit, Square, Jamuna, Bashundhara, Ispahani and more who will keep the local investments growing.

Only small economies are satisfied to be too much dependent on FDIs.

 

[mansoor raja]

Yep. As I said, Bangladesh will be an Indian satellite. They are the only ones willing to invest to move you on the value chain.

Very true... These Bangladeshis can't have friend like china who is open minded in sharing with out any strings attached. Pakistan and Myanmar are lucky in this regards. But we are more powerful than u Myanmar so more investments from China. It not to hurt my Myanmar friend

 

[ekhindustani]

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Here you go monkey:

http://print.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/2015/10/02/110042/print
http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/2016/06/17/34490/BD,-China-sign-deal-to-build-SEZ-in-Ctg

lol 1 billion USD from china in these so called SEZ. India is investing 24B usd atleast acknowledge that they're doing more than the silly chinese

 

[alaungphaya]

Sorry but i doubt you know much about the Bangladesh economy. india has made very little FDI in Bangladesh, most of the investments from the likes of tata, reliance etc have not materialised and are unlikely to. india has provided soft loans to purchase goods and services from india (to help their industry) but not much in the way of direct investments.

Chinese companies have already began the process of shifting manufacturing to Bangladesh, this is why they have asked the Bangladesh government to allocate land to setup multiple EPZs in Bangladesh, not a easy thing to do considering the size of land they need and the cost of land in Bangladesh and the infra that will be needed.

The main countries that are looking to invest in setting up new dedicated EPZs according to BEPZA are in order:

1. China
2. South Korea
3. Taiwan
4. Japan
5. India
6. Malaysia

I recently went to HK and ShenZen to buy 2 unused/new surplus German automated looms, a Chinese company ordered. When we went to inspect them, we found out they had 12 of them all boxed and less them 8 months old....we bought all 12. Now we are in talks with the company to shift a major part of their production to our Gazipur factory.

When they are up and running please post it up. Actually when they break ground please tell me.

Nice anecdote btw.

 

[Mage]

I'm actually waiting for our banks to finally jack into the international banking system. Can't wait tbh. But you keep making your $2 jizzrags. TBH I'm thankful your child labour lets me buy cheap clothes. Many, many thanks. You will greatly prosper under India's guidance and patronage I'm sure.

Wow. You actually have banks in Burma. Bravo.

 

[alaungphaya]

Wow. You actually have banks in Burma. Bravo.

What's more our banks have never been scammed for millions by stealing a router password. Bravo to us!

 

[UKBengali]

I agree. But I predict India or rather Indian companies will provide the vast majority of this FDI. The West will not invest in your country. Chinese companies will not invest in moving their jobs overseas as neither will Japan as they are concentrated in SE Asia. Indian companies will as their government will encourage them to as part of their policy goals.


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Do you understand anything about economics at all?

Why would India want to create a competitor that will take millions of jobs from Indians? These Indian companies
are still private at the end of the day and will see little benefit to moving their operations to BD from India.
India is itself hardly a manufacturing powerhouse so I am not sure about their ability to create much industry in BD.
China is on another economic playing field, and so using EPZs to move it's low-tech jobs to BD looks like an ideal
location once the infrastructure is in place.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

Not at all. China et. al. provides aid and grants and cheap loans at the government to government level. India is the only country willing to invest in business as contrary to your statement BD is a real underperformer in attracting FDI.

Actually BD is a 15 crore market. And it can absorb investments like 50B$ in future. It has a capacity to expand, more market, one of the more stable muslim countries out there. If China can dominate many markets, why cant India? Its a start.

 

[TopCat]

Sorry but i doubt you know much about the Bangladesh economy. india has made very little FDI in Bangladesh, most of the investments from the likes of tata, reliance etc have not materialised and are unlikely to. india has provided soft loans to purchase goods and services from india (to help their industry) but not much in the way of direct investments.

Chinese companies have already began the process of shifting manufacturing to Bangladesh, this is why they have asked the Bangladesh government to allocate land to setup multiple EPZs in Bangladesh, not a easy thing to do considering the size of land they need and the cost of land in Bangladesh and the infra that will be needed.

The main countries that are looking to invest in setting up new dedicated EPZs according to BEPZA are in order:

1. China
2. South Korea
3. Taiwan
4. Japan
5. India
6. Malaysia

I recently went to HK and ShenZen to buy 2 unused/new surplus German automated looms, a Chinese company ordered. When we went to inspect them, we found out they had 12 of them all boxed and less them 8 months old....we bought all 12. Now we are in talks with the company to shift a major part of their production to our Gazipur factory.

The biggest investor is USA. They invested 25% of total FDI so far.

 

[alaungphaya]

Do you understand anything about economics at all?

Why would India want to create a competitor that will take millions of jobs from Indians? These Indian companies
are still private at the end of theach day and will see little benefit to moving their operations to BD from India.
India is itself hardly a manufacturing powerhouse so I am not sure about their ability to create much industry in BD.
China is on another economic playing field, and so using EPZs to move it's low-tech jobs to BD looks like an ideal
location once the infrastructure is in place.

Son. Do you really think the CPC will willingly shed its industrial jobs?

 

[Mage]

What's more our banks have never been scammed for millions by stealing a router password. Bravo to us!

Your banks don't have millions to begin with

 

[alaungphaya]

Actually BD is a 15 crore market. And it can absorb investments like 50B$ in future. It has a capacity to expand, more market, one of the more stable muslim countries out there. If China can dominate many markets, why cant India? Its a start.

Absolutely. India will capture the BD market.