Bangladesh حدودية

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Bangladesh is a South Asian frontier market with a nominal GDP of approximately $460 billion in FY2025-26, making it one of the largest economies among the least-developed countries (LDC) scheduled to graduate to developing-country status in November 2026. The economy is heavily anchored by the ready-made garment (RMG) sector, which accounts for over 84% of merchandise export earnings and employs millions, making Bangladesh the world's second-largest apparel exporter. The banking sector faces significant stress with non-performing loans reportedly above 32% of total loans as of 2024-25, while inflation has remained elevated above 9-10% through 2025-26. The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) lists approximately 367 companies with a combined market capitalization of around $88 billion, dominated by telecoms, financials, pharmaceuticals, and energy firms. Foreign portfolio investors may access the DSE via a Non-Resident Investor's Taka Account (NITA) through authorized custodian banks, with no capital gains tax on individual equity profits.

القطاعات الرئيسية

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المؤشرات الكلية

GDP اسمي، دولار	$460.00B
نمو GDP حقيقي، سنوي	3.5%
التضخم سنوي	10.1%
السكان نسمة	175.7M
نصيب الفرد من GDP دولار	$2,618
القيمة السوقية إجمالي المُدرج، دولار	$28.00B
القيمة السوقية / GDP	6.1%
البطالة	3.8%
الشركات المدرجة	367
البورصة	Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)

سنة البيانات: 2025. المصادر: The Daily Star: Bangladesh GDP crosses $500 billion (2026), Asian Development Bank: Bangladesh Economy Overview, World Bank: Market Capitalization of Listed Companies Bangladesh 2024 ($87.94B), Trading Economics: Bangladesh GDP Annual Growth Rate, The Business Standard: BRAC Bank market cap crosses Tk15,000cr (2025), The Business Standard: Square Pharma overtakes BAT Bangladesh in market cap (2025), The Business Standard: 40 companies in DSE large-cap index, The Financial Express: Ten largest companies grab 44% DSE market capitalisation, Future Startup: 50 Most Valuable Companies in Bangladesh by Market Cap (October 2024), Mika Securities: Foreign Investor Account Opening Guide, LegalSeba: Investment Regulations for Non-Residents in Bangladesh, Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA): Investor Visa Information, Bangladesh High Commission London: Investor Visa, StockAnalysis.com: Dhaka Stock Exchange Company Listings, Macrotrends: Bangladesh GDP Per Capita, Exchange-rates.org: BDT/USD 2025 history (avg ~121 BDT/USD), Statista: Bangladesh population 2025 (175.69M), Trading Economics: Bangladesh Inflation Rate (10.05% avg 2025), World Bank / ILO: Bangladesh Unemployment Rate 2025 (3.78%), Dhaka Stock Exchange: dsebd.org official market data, IIX Global: Bangladesh RMG Sector Overview, LightCastle Partners: RMG Sector Outlook FY2025-26, US State Department: 2025 Investment Climate Statement Bangladesh.

البورصة المحلية وإمكانية الوصول

البورصة	Dhaka Stock Exchange
الرمز	DSE
الموقع الإلكتروني	www.dsebd.org
العملة	BDT

وصول الوسطاء المحليين

There are no US-based retail brokers that offer direct DSE trading. Foreign investors must open a NITA account with an authorised custodian bank in Bangladesh (HSBC, Standard Chartered, Citibank are commonly used), and a BO (Beneficiary Owner) account with a DSE-member broker such as Mika Securities, CAL Bangladesh, or Royal Capital Ltd. The process is paper-based and requires notarised identity documentation. Settlement is T+2. For passive exposure, the iShares FM ETF (if still active) or other frontier market funds may provide indirect Bangladesh exposure without the need for a local account.

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• Charles Schwab (Global) — Foreign ordinary shares on select markets; US-listed ADRs and ETFs.
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الانتقال والإقامة

وصول المستثمرين الأجانب

Foreign nationals may invest in Bangladeshi listed equities by opening a Non-Resident Investor's Taka Account (NITA) with an authorised custodian bank (such as HSBC, Standard Chartered, or Citibank Bangladesh). A Beneficiary Owner (BO) account must then be opened with a licensed brokerage house and linked to the NITA. Foreign currency is remitted into the NITA, converted to taka, and used to purchase DSE-listed shares; sale proceeds may be freely remitted abroad from the NITA. There is no capital gains tax on equity investments by individual investors. Trading commissions are capped at a maximum of 0.50% of trade value. Foreign ownership is generally permitted in listed equities, though some sectors (defence, certain utilities) may have restrictions. Foreign direct investment is permitted across most sectors, with BIDA providing the regulatory clearance pathway.