Bangladesh’s export sector encompasses a wide array of products, ranging from ready-made garments (RMG) and textiles to pharmaceuticals and ceramics.
The RMG industry, in particular, has been pivotal in Bangladesh’s export prowess, establishing itself as one of the world’s foremost apparel exporters, according to a press release.
Yet, the nation is now witnessing substantial potential in the global furniture export industry, with the country’s premier furniture brand, HATIL, at the forefront of pioneering this sector.
Presently, HATIL stands as the foremost furniture brand in Bangladesh, boasting over 70 showrooms nationwide. It produces a comprehensive range of furniture items crafted from wood, engineering wood, various types of boards, and metal.
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Emerging as a frontrunner in furniture exports, this industry leader has expanded its footprint to various countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
HATIL currently commands a significant portion of the country’s furniture exports and stands as the first Bangladeshi furniture brand to establish showrooms in Australia and Canada. Additionally, it operates 16 franchises in India, two in Bhutan, and one in Canada.
This labor-intensive sector has the potential to generate substantial employment opportunities and foreign currency for the nation.
The demand for HATIL products beyond the borders of Bangladesh is evident, reflecting its efforts to capture new markets abroad. Apart from its modern-traditional designs and premium quality, HATIL sets itself apart with its unique ethos, attracting customers worldwide.
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HATIL prioritizes sustainability in its operations, sourcing wood from FSC-certified forests to mitigate risks to Bangladesh’s forestry and biodiversity.
With its commitment to sustainability and quality, HATIL aims to further expand its presence as a leading player in the industry and contribute significantly to the country’s export business. It is poised to elevate Bangladesh’s export industry and establish itself as a pioneer in showcasing Bangladeshi heritage in the global furniture market.
