Transsion Holdings has inaugurated its ISMARTU factory to meet the growing demand for smart devices in Bangladesh, a press release said on Tuesday. The new factory, located in the Meghna Industrial Economic Zone, Narayanganj, was officially opened by Transsion Holdings Chairman George Zhu Vice President Arif Chowdhury, ISMARTU Bangladesh Managing Director Willy Cui and ISMARTU Bangladesh chief executive officer Rezwanul Hoque.
Telecommunications Minister Mustafa Jabbar connected online to the inauguration ceremony as chief guest while Bangladesh Economic Zones Authority Chairman Shaikh Yusuf Harun was special guest on the occasion.
BTRC VICE Chairman Engr. Md. Mohiuddin Ahmed and Song Yang, Economic and Commercial Counsellor of Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Bangladesh were guests of honour at the ceremony.
Meghna Group of Industries Chairman Mostafa Kamal, Google Partnerships Director MahirSahin, were also present to witness the momentous occasion.
ISMARTU Technology BD Limited, a subsidiary of Transsion Holdings, represents popular smart brands such as TECNO, itel, Infinix, oraimo and Syinix.
Chairman Zhu acknowledged Bangladesh as a strategic market for the company’s business expansion.
The total investment of the first phase of the new ISMARTU factory is about 22 million USD, which demonstrates Transsion’s commitment to the local market. From design to construction, the new factory introduces more advanced production standards, with a more scientific layout to better meet the needs of modernized mobile phone production.
The ISMARTU factory, covering an area of over 22,000 square meters, is equipped with the latest technology and adheres to the highest international standards for quality and safety.
With a focus on streamlining the production process, the factory ensures efficiency and sustainability. This dedication allows Transsion to deliver top-quality smart devices to meet the ever-growing demand in Bangladesh.
The establishment of the ISMARTU factory in Bangladesh marks an important milestone for Transsion. The factory is expected to generate employment opportunities for over 2,000 local individuals, contributing to the local economy and supporting career growth within the region.
Transsion remains dedicated to investing in education and training, empowering local talent, and fostering skill development.
