BEZA Transfers 30 Acres of Land to Delta Life Sciences in NSEZ
The Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA) today officially handed over the 30 acres of land to Delta Life Sciences PLC at the National Special Economic Zone (NSEZ) in Chattogram. The land transfer ceremony took place at the NSEZ in Chattogram, said a press release. The official handover of the land was executed by Md. Ahsan Ullah, Director General (Investment Development) of BEZA, to Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain, Managing Director of Delta Life Sciences PLC. The initial lease agreement between BEZA and Delta Life Sciences PLC was signed on September 17, 2025.
Delta Life Sciences, a sister concern of Delta Pharma Limited, plans to establish international standard production facilities using modern technology and innovative initiatives within the country's burgeoning pharmaceutical industry. The project involves a significant investment of approximately US$30 million and is expected to create around 700 direct employment opportunities.
The specialized pharmaceutical production facilities are intended to meet growing domestic and global demands, contributing significantly to the national economy and healthcare sector. Chowdhury Ashik Mahmud Bin Harun, Executive Chairman of BEZA, congratulated Delta Life Sciences and stated that the National Special Economic Zone has created a unique opportunity for investors.
He emphasized that this investment in the pharmaceutical sector will lead to product diversification. The chairman further noted that investments of this nature are crucial for playing a significant role in creating jobs, boosting exports, and increasing the country's capacity in the healthcare sector. Managing Director of Delta Life Sciences PLC., Dr. Md. Zakir Hossain, expressed optimism that the company would be able to supply competitive products to the global market after meeting the local market demand, facilitated by the modern production setup at the NSEZ.
Dr. Hossain noted that the company is hopeful about commencing production of Oral Solid medicine and oncology medicine within the next three years. The NSEZ is highlighted as the largest planned industrial area in Bangladesh, stretching 25 kilometers along the coastline. The zone is designed to integrate all urban system amenities alongside industrial establishments.
Currently, the NSEZ is a rapidly developing hub, with approximately 17 industrial units already operational and around 28 industrial units under construction.
