For manufacturers
Bangladesh requires a local licence holder for every registered medical device — and permits only one at a time. Choosing that partner is a decision worth getting right.
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The context
Under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 2023, medical devices and IVD reagents must be registered with the Directorate General of Drug Administration before they can be imported or sold. That application must be submitted and held by a licensed local entity acting as your authorised representative.
Class B, C and D devices require ISO 13485 certification, CE marking or an equivalent, and a Certificate of Free Sale attested by the Bangladesh embassy. The process runs in two stages and typically takes several months.
Only one licence holder is permitted per device at a time. Your Bangladesh partner is therefore not one channel among several — they are the channel.
Why us
Our partners hold direct manufacturer relationships across eight countries built over nearly three decades, plus institutional access to defence, government, medical college and UN-agency buyers that takes years to establish.
An in-house team with a 56+ installation record can install, commission, service and train — so your equipment performs in the field and reflects well on your brand.
Registration under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 2023 requires a local licence holder and a precise documentation set. Our partners have been navigating DGDA and DGDP processes for years.
One of our directors is a currently practising clinician. Your product is assessed against real treatment settings, and represented by someone who can speak to clinicians as a peer.
Our CFO grew a medical equipment business more than eight-fold in five years while maintaining DGDP, WHO, UNICEF and UNDP enlistment — growth managed alongside compliance, not at its expense.
Institutional access
How it works
You tell us the product, the target specialty and your expectations for the market. We tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
We assess clinical demand with our practising-clinician partner and map the realistic institutional buyers, including tender routes.
Distribution or exclusive representation terms, with the authorisation documentation needed for DGDA registration.
We prepare and submit the DGDA application, hold the licence and manage the compliance documentation set.
Introduction to buyers, tender participation, demonstrations and clinical engagement.
Our engineers install, commission, train users and maintain the equipment — so your brand performs in the field.
Tell us about your product and we will respond with an honest assessment of the opportunity and how we would approach it.
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