Factories

Factories

Many challenges are looming over the RMG sector of Bangladesh while we are striving through the COVID situation and its multiple waves for a prolonged period. Photo: TBS

98% factories under BGMEA paid salaries, bonus to workers: Faruque Hassan

Inside the factory. Photo :Courtesy

Factories cut production to keep working capital free

Pubali bank to auction Keya factories, founder’s luxury apartment complex

Pubali bank to auction Keya factories, founder’s luxury apartment complex

Photo: TBS

Factories open maintaining hygiene rules in Gazipur

Representational Image. Picture: Mumit M/TBS

Coming lockdown: Monnujan for enforcing health rules at factories 

4 garment manufacturers' organisations demand to keep factories open during open lockdowns

4 garment manufacturers' organisations demand to keep factories open during open lockdowns

Factories to remain open during upcoming strict lockdown

Factories to remain open during upcoming strict lockdown

RMG owners decide to run factories at full capacity Photo: Mumit M

RMG owners decide to run factories at full capacity

Around 17 million people in Bangladesh avail of electricity from more than 5.8 million solar-home systems. File Photo: Reuters

Factories urged to set rooftop solar panels

Smoke and flames rise from Chinese-owned factories in Hlaingthaya township on the outskirts of Yangon on Monday. Photo: EPA-EFE via South China Morning Post

Factories in Myanmar secured but are anti-Chinese views still an issue?

FILE PHOTO: A worker wearing a face mask works on a production line manufacturing bicycle steel rim at a factory, as the country is hit by the novel coronavirus outbreak, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China March 2, 2020. China Daily via REUTERS/File Photo

China's factories, consumers drive recovery into 2021

People disperse after security forces fired shots at protesters in Nyaung-U, Myanmar, March 7, 2021 in this still image taken from video provided on social media. Video taken March 7, 2021. VIDEO OBTAINED BY REUTERS/via REUTERS

Shops and factories closed, sarongs waved as protests intensify in Myanmar

European Union’s single-sided decision to impose a carbon tax on imported goods may harm Bangladeshi manufacturers. Photo: Reuters

Will the buyers pay the 2 to 3 cents extra for making our factories green?