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Chattogram retains 68th global port ranking

30 August 2026
Chattogram port has retained its 68th position among the world’s 100 busiest container ports for the second consecutive year, despite handling 4 percent more containers in 2025 than in the previous year.
30 August 2026
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Chattogram port remains 68th busiest container port globally

29 August 2026
On Chattogram port, Lloyd's said that growth remained modest
29 August 2026
Chittagong Container Terminal operator

Apart from NCT, race on for two other Ctg port terminals

18 May 2026
UAE’s DP World, Saudi RSGT and two local entities enter competition
18 May 2026
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Govt advances talks with DP World on NCT operations

5 May 2026
The UAE-based company also wants to operate Chittagong Container Terminal
5 May 2026
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Firms trim margins, shrink packs as fuel price hike bites

23 April 2026
Companies are deploying a range of measures to absorb the cost shock without immediately raising retail prices
23 April 2026
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ICDs raise charges, a day after fuel price hike

21 April 2026
The recent fuel price hike is rippling through Bangladesh’s trade logistics chain, pushing up costs for importers, exporters and freight operators at the same time.
21 April 2026
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ICDs announce increase in container handling charges by 8.5%

20 April 2026
They raised the charges because of the diesel price hike, says Bangladesh Inland Container Depots Association (BICDA)
20 April 2026
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Inland cargo transport at risk as lighters starved of fuel

1 April 2026
Lighter vessels are facing fuel shortages that are slowing and disrupting their regular operations to unload cargo from mother ships at Chattogram port’s outer anchorage.
1 April 2026
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Trading yet to gear up in Khatunganj

Trader turnout remained poor at Khatunganj’s wholesale hub for essential commodities while import cargo delivery low from the Chattogram port’s outer anchorage yesterday although it stopped raining in the last two days following incessant downpours since last Thursday.  
11 August 2023
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Waterlogging in Chattogram worsening by the day

Unloading of goods from larger vessels at the outer anchorage of Chattogram Port remains suspended due to rough seas since Friday, while trade at the Khatunganj-Chaktai wholesale hub has dropped significantly.
6 August 2023
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Chattogram port slips three notches

Holding its rank among the busiest seaports worldwide could be compared to climbing an oiled bamboo for Chattogram port as it again slipped by three notches in Lloyd’s List: One Hundred Ports 2023.
27 July 2023
Patenga Container Terminal to open at Chattogram port

Ctg port slips three notches, now 67th busiest port in the world

The 2023 edition of the Lloyd's List One Hundred Ports was published last week
27 July 2023
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Ship Tilting in Bay: 16 days in, 20 containers feared gone overboard

Anxiety and frustration continue to grow among importers whose goods-filled containers are yet to be salvaged following the tilting of a vessel in the Bay of Bengal near the Bhasan Char coast 16 days ago.  
24 July 2023
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New installations to be proposed to enrich Suhrawardy Udyan

The Swadhinata Stambha (Independence Monument, third phase) project is going to see a number of new changes and additions to its original plan, as authorities plan to install a variety of structures at Suhrawardy Udyan, the historic site that witnessed significant moments of the country’s journey towards liberation.
2 April 2023
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Govt to appoint int’l operator for New Mooring terminal

The government is going to appoint an international operator to run New Mooring Container Terminal (NCT) of the Chattogram port. 
24 March 2023

Development spending lowest in 12 years

Development spending in Bangladesh stood at 32.10 per cent in the first eight months of the current fiscal year, the slowest pace of implementation during the rule of the Awami League, official figures showed.  
22 March 2023
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5 projects to seek extra Tk 1,119cr

Although the government discourages implementing agencies of development projects in Bangladesh from seeking time and cost revisions, several proposals in this regard are placed at each meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (Ecnec).
21 March 2023
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Watermelon enters export basket

In a first for Bangladesh, a consignment of watermelon has been shipped to Malaysia through Chattogram port by Sattar International, a vegetable exporter based in the port city.
18 March 2023
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Sitakunda’s curse of industrial accidents

In Sonaichhari union alone -- where both BM depot and Sheema Oxygen Plant are located -- there are around 50 shipbreaking yards, several re-rolling mills, oxygen plants and one LP gas plant
17 March 2023
Body formed for dearness allowance

Govt’s interest expenses jump over 22%

The government’s expenses on interest payments rose more than 22 per cent to Tk 40,792 crore in the first six months of the current fiscal year owing largely to higher expenditures on treasury bills, official figures showed.  
16 March 2023
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Container movement thru Ctg port on the decline

Container movement through Chattogram port began a downward trend in the second half of 2022 that has stretched into the first two months of the current calendar year, according to shipping agents.
9 March 2023
Sitakunda Blast

2 explosions in 9 months: Is Sitakunda a risky locality?

Sitakunda has frequently made headlines for accidents inside industrial units, but these two incidents have adversely affected locals quite some distance from the sites.
6 March 2023
Stalemate eases

Stalemate eases over waiver certificates at Ctg port

A breakthrough finally came about yesterday over a stalemate centring issuance of waiver certificates which allow foreign flagged container vessels to carry cargo to and from the country’s seaports.
2 March 2023
ADP execution rate

ADP execution rate in Jul-Jan lowest in 3 years

The first seven months of the current fiscal year of 2022-23 saw the lowest implementation rate of the annual development programme (ADP) in the last three years, with only 28.16 per cent of the total outlay being spent till January. 
28 February 2023
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Foreign ships face uncertainty in getting key certificate

Operators of foreign container feeder vessels are allegedly facing unusual delays in obtaining the waiver certificate or failing to secure the document they need before loading cargoes to and from Bangladesh.
21 February 2023
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CPA to end forced shipment of empty containers

The forced shipment of empty containers from the yard of the Chattogram port is finally coming to an end, a positive development for foreign shipping liners as it would allow them to avoid the financial losses they have been incurring for the last six years.
16 February 2023
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HR Lines adds two more container vessels to fleet

Feeder-vessels operator HR Lines Limited, a subsidiary of Karnaphuli Group, has expanded its carrying capacity by adding two more container ships to its fleet.
24 January 2023
Chattogram Port

New era begins as Ctg port sees bigger ships berth

A vessel with 10 metres draught berthed at a jetty of the Chattogram port for the first time yesterday, a major leap forward as the movement of larger ships is expected to cut costs and save time.
16 January 2023

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