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During the Bangladesh Liberation War, The Pakistani army shot two gardeners at the gate of the Fenchuganj Fertiliser Factory in May 1971. The army then proceeded to the Manipuri Tea Garden, killing another two tea labourers.
The establishment of GPFPLC was approved by the government in 2018. The factory was scheduled to go to the production in June, 2022. But it was delayed for financial and mechanical causes. [2] [3] Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited (MHI) and China National Chemical Engineering No 7 Construction Co Ltd (CC-7) worked together to construct the ...
To meet the growing demand of urea fertiliser, steps have been taken by the Govt. of Bangladesh (GOB) to set up a modern technology based, energy efficient and environment friendly granular urea fertiliser factory named Shahjalal Fertilizer Project (SFP) with an annual capacity of 580,800 MT at Fenchuganj.
Production was troubled by uncertain gas supplies well into 2017. It is supplied natural gas by Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company. [7] [8] On 11 November 2018, there was a fire at Jamuna Fertilizer Company Limited forcing production to close down. The government of Bangladesh imported fertilizer to meet domestic demands.
It was founded by East Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (EPIDC) before the independence of Bangladesh and went into commercial production in 1974. [4] Among the units TSP-II was commissioned earlier in September 1974 and TSP-I unit went into commercial production in April 1977.
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Other investors included Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation, Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund of Japan, Chiyoda Corporation, Marubeni, Industrialisation Fund for Developing Countries, Stamicarbon, and Commonwealth Development Corporation. On 16 November 1994, construction of the plant was completed and operations started in December 1994.
On 8 May 1982, the Sylhet Gas Fields Limited was incorporated by the government of Bangladesh. On 23 December 1986, the company discovered the first oil field in Bangladesh at Well No. 7 in Haripur. The company is responsible for 5 gas fields in Sylhet division. On 1 August 2009, the company launched a condensate fractionation plant. [3]