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Tata International Limited began its operation its operation in Bangladesh in July 1996 by opening a liaison office. The office was upgraded as a branch office in April 2005. Since inception trading of group product has remained the main function of this office and have introduced following products. Steel Billets, HR Coil, CR Coil, Steel Tubes and Ferro Alloys from Tata Steel, Soda Ash from Tata Chemicals, Sponge Iron from Tata Sponge, Pig Iron from Tata Metalics, Software from TCS. Over last five years our leather division is regularly exporting leather from Bangladesh to their Hong Kong and Dewas Units. The leather division has an employee posted in the suppliers factories in Noapara, Jessore. Including him we have two Indian and ten Bangladeshi employees.
Country Head
Name : Mr. Sujay Nag
Designation : Senior Resident Representative
Email ID : sujaynag@tatabd.com
Contact No.:
880 2 9893136 (Direct)
880 2 8861011 (Fax)
880 1819 228248 (Cell)
Address :
Star Centre, House # SE (C) 2A,
Road # 138, Gulshan 1,
Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh
Contact Persons
Name : Mr. Gazi Nasirul Muntasir
Designation : Senior Marketing Consultant
Email ID : muntasir@tatabd.com
Contact No.:
880 2 8859132 (PABX)
880 2 8861011 (Fax)
880 1711 224647 (Cell)
Address :
Star Centre, House # SE (C) 2A,
Road # 138, Gulshan 1,
Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh
Future Plans
As LDC Bangladesh can export duty free, quota free to developed countries. Over and above this, no antidumping duty is applicable on Bangladeshi product. Our leather division has just finalized plans to export shoes from Bangladesh to developed countries.
SEDF has completed a project for TIL, Bangladesh for exporting bicycles to developed countries. We are on the verge of finalizing an agreement with a local bicycle spares manufacturer, for exporting spares to the African market and in future exporting bicycles to developed countries.
Continued presence in Bangladesh would enable us to identify new business opportunities for our group companies which can be facilitated with the existing infrastructure developed over a decade in Bangladesh.