Bangladesh made its largest single payment of USD 437 million in June, settling pending dues including carrying costs and power purchase agreement-related charges thereby reaffirming the Indian ...
Adani Gets Big Boost: Bangladesh Pays Record $437 Million, Power Supply Back to Full
Bangladesh has paid a record $437 million to Adani Power in June, clearing all pending dues under a 2017 power deal. With sovereign guarantees and regular monthly payments resumed, Adani's Godda plant ...
Bangladesh clears all dues to Adani Power
Bangladesh has cleared all outstanding dues to India’s Adani Power, making a one-time payment of $437 million in June ...
Has the time come for Bangladesh to embrace PR?
Proportional Representation can be a complicated business, but it may be the only way to prevent single party dominance ...
Adani Gets Big Boost: Bangladesh Pays Record $437 Million, Power Supply Back to Full
Bangladesh has paid a record $437 million to Adani Power in June, clearing all pending dues under a 2017 power deal. With sovereign guarantees and regular monthly payments resumed, Adani's Godda plant ...
Bangladesh’s big draws for business – The Business Times – 商业时报
BANGLADESH'S attractive potential was highlighted at the highest level when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during her official visit to Singapore, last year, spoke at the opening session of the full-day ...
Z SAIS Cloud Introduced as Pakistan’s First Business-Ready Local Cloud Solution
Zong 4G has formally introduced Z SAIS Cloud during a Media Capacity Building Session held at Zong Headquarters in Islamabad. The session gathered ...
Indonesia’s Pertamina eyes nuclear
Pertamina NRE is planning to support Indonesia’s goal of 500 MWe nuclear capacity by 2034, exploring technology and partnerships to advance low-carbon energy.
Indonesia’s Pertamina eyes nuclear
Pertamina NRE is planning to support Indonesia’s goal of 500 MWe nuclear capacity by 2034, exploring technology and partnerships to advance low-carbon energy.
Manufacturing Slump Deepens as Indonesia’s PMI Drops to 46.9
Indonesia’s manufacturing PMI fell to 46.9 in June, signaling deeper contraction and raising concerns over weakening demand.