BEPZA FY26 record exports and investments
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jul 15, 2026 · Last updated Jul 15, 2026
BEPZA's strong performance signals resilience in Bangladesh's export sector and may boost investor confidence in the country's manufacturing zones. The record investment commitments and job creation could positively impact Bangladesh's economic growth and foreign exchange reserves.
In fiscal year 2025-26, the Bangladesh — Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) reported a 2.2% increase in exports to $8.41 billion, accounting for 17.51% of Bangladesh's total exports of $48 billion, despite a 0.58% decline in national exports. BEPZA secured a record $717.71 million in proposed investments from 36 companies across China, South Korea, Singapore, the UAE, the United Kingdom — British Virgin Islands, Samoa, and Bangladesh. Actual investment reached $286.46 million. Net FDI inflows from BEPZA zones totaled $221.58 million in the first nine months, representing 19.61% of Bangladesh's total FDI. Employment hit a record 558,691, with 25,164 new jobs created. Kaixi Group committed an additional $40.5 million after its initial $60.85 million investment. Cumulative investment in BEPZA zones reached $7.37 billion, and cumulative exports $127.42 billion.
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