Samsung Galaxy Note10+ now made in Bangladesh

[bd_4_ever]

This is good progress, Alhamdullillah.

Now I propose engaging in some chuddy-buddy with USA and getting Apple to invest in an iPhone factory here.

Given that Samsung has already entered and will take advance of the low-cost production to make its phones competitively-priced, iPhone has a good business case to move in as well.

 

[Bilal9]

This is good progress, Alhamdullillah.

Now I propose engaging in some chuddy-buddy with USA and getting Apple to invest in an iPhone factory here.

Given that Samsung has already entered and will take advance of the low-cost production to make its phones competitively-priced, iPhone has a good business case to move in as well.

iPhones are actually made by a Taiwanese company Foxconn. Their largest factory is in Shenzhen near HongKong.

 

[KAL-EL]

Super nice phone!

 

[bluesky]

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[Nilgiri]

However, you will accept that after WALTON, Samsung is another name that has branded itself with Bangladesh.

Yeah as much as it can in a 70 billion market cap economy that just took a tumble to 50 billion and continues to fall as we speak (Will be further shrunk export decline of the one industry its dependent on, especially when it should be EASY expansion into chinese sector). i.e samsung "invested" into 1% value sticker pasting lol.

Did you see what your cook-lady "PM" did to your DSE yield curves 2 years back and topped it off with further financial ineptidude and corruption? Checked on your forex reserves trend as a result? Why you think RMG model is hitting the ceiling so quickly and suddenly?...and govt loan intake is surging?

Then you want to even start to compare to a 2+ trillion market cap economy? Where even a 1% means magnitudes more than a hot-air BCL even-10% inflation story in first place?

Your continued tagging of me on this subject (esp while your non-diverse RMG falls, while china continues to export 150 billion in it) is just silly.

India actually releases high frequency indicators, follows the SDDS standard, has investment grade credit rating and isnt rank bottom in corruption and science output and socioeconomic performance of emigrants....less said about all those for BD the better lol.

But then again you are the guy who went all in about some iron ore mine in BD lol.....lets make some pins and needles for once haha.

Just enjoy even your chaddi declining now. Then you can blame west pakistan army and BSF for that too....all the while BCL and BAL beat any of you that try talk up anywhere of note back in the swamp. PDF BD ban stronk!

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Yeah as much as it can in a 70 billion market cap economy that just took a tumble to 50 billion and continues to fall as we speak (Will be further shrunk export decline of the one industry its dependent on, especially when it should be EASY expansion into chinese sector). i.e samsung "invested" into 1% value sticker pasting lol.

Did you see what your cook-lady "PM" did to your DSE yield curves 2 years back and topped it off with further financial ineptidude and corruption? Checked on your forex reserves trend as a result? Why you think RMG model is hitting the ceiling so quickly and suddenly?...and govt loan intake is surging?

Then you want to even start to compare to a 2+ trillion market cap economy? Where even a 1% means magnitudes more than a hot-air BCL even-10% inflation story in first place?

Your continued tagging of me on this subject (esp while your non-diverse RMG falls, while china continues to export 150 billion in it) is just silly.

India actually releases high frequency indicators, follows the SDDS standard, has investment grade credit rating and isnt rank bottom in corruption and science output and socioeconomic performance of emigrants....less said about all those for BD the better lol.

But then again you are the guy who went all in about some iron ore mine in BD lol.....lets make some pins and needles for once haha.

Just enjoy even your chaddi declining now. Then you can blame west pakistan army and BSF for that too....all the while BCL and BAL beat any of you that try talk up anywhere of note back in the swamp. PDF BD ban stronk!

Calm down. my friend.
It's just a plan - Samsung will make phones in Bangladesh.
It takes 1 year to select the address.
then it takes 1 year to build the factory.
then it takes 1 year to put into operation.
and trial production takes 1 year.

this is all optimistic estimation. and personnel training and supporting facilities are not discussed here. So when we see Bangladesh's samsung phones. At least 2025. Ah, 2025. India has reached its $5 trillion economic goal. Turkey provided Pakistan with its first ？？？ frigate. Vietnam serves 5th generation stealth aircraft....

Ah, congratulations.

 

[TopCat]

Calm down. my friend.
It's just a plan - Samsung will make phones in Bangladesh.
It takes 1 year to select the address.
then it takes 1 year to build the factory.
then it takes 1 year to put into operation.
and trial production takes 1 year.

this is all optimistic estimation. and personnel training and supporting facilities are not discussed here. So when we see Bangladesh's samsung phones. At least 2025. Ah, 2025. India has reached its $5 trillion economic goal. Turkey provided Pakistan with its first ？？？ frigate. Vietnam serves 5th generation stealth aircraft....

Ah, congratulations.

Samsung already producing all their smartphone in BD thorough their local partner Fari Electronics. The factory is up and running and producing.
https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=e...hUKEwi14bykrMTnAhWFbysKHT9IB7wQoiowDHoECBUQBg

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Samsung already producing all their smartphone in BD thorough their local partner Fari Electronics. The factory is up and running and producing.
https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x37542fce3a7031c1:0x2c5a93dcd522abb3!3m1!7e115!4shttps://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipMnAPQzPNVnQyon0CzEFfWjpToFQhKNFjBeOkx_=w191-h144-k-no!5sfair electronics narsingdi - Google Search!15sCAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipMnAPQzPNVnQyon0CzEFfWjpToFQhKNFjBeOkx_&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi14bykrMTnAhWFbysKHT9IB7wQoiowDHoECBUQBg

Ah, good.

 

[Nilgiri]

Calm down. my friend.
It's just a plan - Samsung will make phones in Bangladesh.
It takes 1 year to select the address.
then it takes 1 year to build the factory.
then it takes 1 year to put into operation.
and trial production takes 1 year.

this is all optimistic estimation. and personnel training and supporting facilities are not discussed here. So when we see Bangladesh's samsung phones. At least 2025. Ah, 2025. India has reached its $5 trillion economic goal. Turkey provided Pakistan with its first ？？？ frigate. Vietnam serves 5th generation stealth aircraft....

Ah, congratulations.

Problem is BD govt does not have technocrats by merit. Its all run by one family now who just want to profit themselves. There is no system/competition to get better results.

This has inverted some big numbers for them since a couple years (that will determine investment flow).

Its part of reason even their RMG exports are starting to decline now (remember they have 0% tariff for this in EU and so it should be very easy for them to yearly bite a chunk out of China's RMG exports there since China is tariffed lot higher...but instead the reverse is happening).

They are thus overly- reliant on extra-growth of others on top +globalism rather than structured transition and reform of themselves. It is why there is severe discrepancy now between their stated GDP and actual consumption...because the GDP is what they rely on to borrow in the end to try delay the inevitable and keep current model/family going as they can.

If you know anything about stock market for example, one can simply look what % debt liability is for their market cap (as opposed to actual equity), compared to any major developing peer.

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Its part of reason even their RMG exports are starting to decline now (remember they have 0% tariff for this in EU and so it should be very easy for them to yearly bite a chunk out of China's RMG exports there since China is tariffed lot higher...but instead the reverse is happening).

China's economic aggregate is 40 times that of Bangladesh. But at RMG export. The gap between the two countries is not large... China's industrial restructuring may have some problems. I have some concerns.

OK，BD has been some progress.

 

[Nilgiri]

China's economic aggregate is 40 times that of Bangladesh. But at RMG export. The gap between the two countries is not large... China's industrial restructuring may have some problems. I have some concerns.

OK，BD has been some progress.

It should just be consistent and easy net transfer of 5 - 10 billion yearly in this sector (from china to BD), given the tarriff differential (if BD is so competitive on the ground as the posters here claim) esp of the major EU market and when there is trade war between China and US.

So obviously the latter is not true (with BD RMG exports declining) and the reality check will now come into view more and more. They have not diversified (they should have already done so 5 years ago) and are stuck in a loan ramp model....last 3 years of forex reserve level stagnation compared to earlier rising trend illustrate that (again simply because thats something that cannot be hidden or explained away).

They are afraid to reform anything major because it will upset too much for the ruling family and its benefactors.

Anyways all neutrals will see what happens this decade as time and internal noise buffer runs out.

 

[bluesky]

They are thus overly- reliant on extra-growth of others on top +globalism rather than structured transition and reform of themselves. It is why there is severe discrepancy now between their stated GDP and actual consumption...because the GDP is what they rely on to borrow in the end to try delay the inevitable and keep current model/family going as they can.

Bold part: Except for west Europe, the USA and Japan all other countries including Korea, China, and Taiwan had to borrow money from foreign sources to quick-start economic growth. Capital cannot be so easily acquired unless you have overseas colonies, own natural resources, and own technologies. Even the USA quick-started its industrial development with the FDIs from rich European capitalists in the 19th century.

BD lacks all the ingredients and cannot easily buildup the capital without borrowing foreign money. Export money alone cannot finance all the efforts. However, FDIs will give a stronger and quick boost to the growth of capital in the form of capital machinery.

BD is a growing economy. So, domestic borrowing is a necessity to finance many public works projects. Many projects should be implemented with cheap labor before large FDIs enter the market which will cause the cost of labor to rise. Moreover, the projects keep the population employed. It is not that Hasina is taking away the money to her grave.

@Homo Sapiens, @Atlas, @UKBengali, @Avicenna

 

[Nilgiri]

Bold part: Except for west Europe, the USA and Japan all other countries including Korea, China, and Taiwan had to borrow money from foreign sources to quick-start economic growth. Capital cannot be so easily acquired unless you have overseas colonies, own natural resources, and own technologies. Even the USA quick-started its industrial development with the FDIs from rich European capitalists in the 19th century.

BD lacks all the ingredients and cannot easily buildup the capital without borrowing foreign money. Export money alone cannot finance all the efforts. However, FDIs will give a stronger and quick boost to the growth of capital in the form of capital machinery.

BD is a growing economy. So, domestic borrowing is a necessity to finance many public works projects. Many projects should be implemented with cheap labor before large FDIs enter the market which will cause the cost of labor to rise. Moreover, the projects keep the population employed. It is not that Hasina is taking away the money to her grave.

@Homo Sapiens, @Atlas, @UKBengali, @Avicenna

It's all well and good if you actually continue (and sustain and increase) expansion on what you can leverage the loans with....rather than rely on GDP taka-USD mismatched inflation (by way of limited non-diversified trade propped up 95% by LDC favourtism). None of these peers you mention did this like BD...they grew and sustained and leveraged behind it with loan/s credit safely and conservatively (and lo-behold when they did not, they got punished for it in the end, often severely). Over-leveraging and over reliance leads to harsh lessons inevitably (and BD corruption and ease of doing business and logistics performance indices are extremely bad and stagnant compared to the peers that pushed reform there while they were in early growth phase).

Please read:

https://www.thedailystar.net/bangla...019-20/deficit-financing-be-expensive-1756861

Then look up appropriate numbers and trends here (esp compare with your claimed peers):

http://datatopics.worldbank.org/debt/ids/

http://www.worldgovernmentbonds.com/bond-historical-data/bangladesh/10-years/

ask yourself why a long term govt bond in India fetches far less interest for an outside investor than a very short term one for BD? Why are the trends very different and what does that indicate?

Apply that to why the credit ratings are different and the impact on your forex (esp with RMG stagnation + decline) with time to come.

Then put A + B + C together with the fact that your internal leverage frontier (DSE) market cap fell (when it should be easily growing aided by low base effect, if BD is such a competitive juggernaut) from 70 to 50 and now recently to 40 billion (in space of just a few years) in total and why ridiculously only 30 billion or less is actual equity which is the actual global standard used by other stockmarkets of your peers.

It is all part of the inflation model of your haseena family. Anyway you can simply watch this decade for yourself.

Simply put if your 0%-tariff access export sector is actually shrinking (instead of easily biting into Chinese world share which is tariffed lot higher by others), some big problems are soon to come (so forget about samsung or electronics sector which needs far more high quality sustained investment to get real value-added production of note)....because it indicates business and investment stasis has permeated deeply (in established sector) and you were reliant on further growth of those markets rather than real substitution/capture/competitiveness that others you try to compare to used in their earlier timeframe.