Pran-RFL Group, one of the largest conglomerates in Bangladesh, has announced plans to improve its operational sustainability by allocating all investments in line with the UN's Sustainable ...

PRAN-RFL Group has partnered with Denmark’s Assentoft Aqua to establish an indoor, fully controlled intensive fish farming facility in Bangladesh using recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) ...

Pran-RFL Group, the country's leading business conglomerate, is going to provide scholarships for the students of Business Administration Discipline at Khulna University. The scholarship will be given ...

PRAN-RFL Group has entered Bangladesh's motorcycle market with a plan to invest around Tk500 crore over the next three years, aiming to set up a manufacturing and assembly facility at the Habiganj ...

Plastic waste lying in 58 places in 24 districts of Bangladesh was cleaned at the initiatives taken by Pran-RFL Group, the country's leading business conglomerate, in order to create awareness among ...

Besides, the group plans to expand into other sectors, such as garments, footwear and glassware. The new investment will create about 20,000 jobs, PRAN-RFL said in a statement. The company is going to ...

PRAN-RFL Group has announced plans to invest about Tk 500 crore over the next three years to expand into motorcycle manufacturing and electric scooter production, marking a major diversification of ...

The four companies are RFL Electronics Ltd, Banga Bakers Ltd, Banga Building Materials Ltd and Durable Plastic Ltd in Narsingdi, Sylhet, Habiganj and Magura districts. The National Board of Revenue ...

Bangladeshi food firm Pran-RFL is planning to set up a food and drink processing plant in Tripura in north-eastern India. India lifted the ban on direct investment from Bangladesh last year and has ...

Maker of fruit drinks and noodles, Pran will initially commit Dh60m on project A 30-year land lease has been signed by Emerging World, Pran's Middle East partner, with Kezad Group for the 42,000 ...

Potata, the wafer thin potato cracker from Bangladeshi food company Pran has got netizens curious. But it has serious competition now. Potata, a wafer thin biscuit from Bangladeshi food brand Pran, is ...