Bangladesh being a small country with finite land, this demand is almost inexhaustible.
– Energy:
Renewable energy resources are still insufficient supply, as industries and homes require more power each year. Currently, the main source of renewable energy is Solar Power.
– Water:
Access to clean water (surface and underground), is still a major issue in Bangladesh. It is required for both human and animal consumption, as well as for industries and transport. Bangladesh would benefit immensely from large-scale water purifying technologies.
– Real Estate:
Bangladesh is a small country with a finite amount of land, for its ever-growing population (160 million as of 2016). It provides the possibility for enormous gains to real-estate investors.
– Medicine:
It is currently a booming industry, considering the amount of sales generated each year. There are enormous possibilities for growth here.
– Agriculture:
Despite being an agrarian society (to a large extent), Bangladesh requires substantial investments in modern technologies pertaining to agriculture. Poultry and Fisheries are also a vital part of the economy.
– ICT and Business Solutions:
Information Technology play a vital role in the development and sustenance of modern economies. Bangladesh is an emerging entity in this regard. It has an intellectual labor force, that is industrious, affordable (compared to India), and language proficient (in English).
– Transportation and Communications:
As societies develop, they require evermore sophisticated networks of transportation and communications. The large population of Bangladesh is also one which has a high mobile phone market penetration rate. It could also be a good location for the Data Centers of the future.
– Clinics and Medical Centers :
Bangladesh is literally young, with children and young adults comprising of over 70% of the populace. This is a hugely attractive market for drugs and medical apparatus manufacturers. As the demand for high-quality medical facilities increase, so will the returns for any potential investor.
– Nuclear Power:
The power requirements of Bangladesh is now at a all-time high. A special incentive exists for special kinds of power generation technologies. Although Russia is seen to be likely to introduce nuclear power to Bangladesh, the general population desires some kind of Japanese involvement in this regard.
