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The Bangladesh Accord Foundation Has Provided the Information Factory record status: 1 September 2017 The Bangladesh Accord Foundation has provided the information on this signatory supplier list as of 1 September 2017 “as is” without any representations or warranties, express or implied. Approximate Total Approximate Total number of number of workers: Factories: 1624 2,053,172 Number of Number of separate Factory housing Factory housing workers Tier 1 or Postal Phone buildings Number of stories of in multi- Floors of the building which Tier 3 Number of Active Account Name Address District Division Phone City Code Phone in multi-factory employed by Tier 2 Code Extension belonging to each building purpose the factory occupies Factory Members building factory (all Factory production building buildings) facility 4 You Clothing Ltd 367/1 Senpara parbota Mirpur Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1216 2 8020125 No No 2000 Yes No 0 4A YARN DYEING LTD. Kaichabari, West Side of DEPZ,Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1349 2 79111568 3 1/5;2/1;3/1; No No 1812 Yes No 6 4s- Park Style Ltd. Durgapur, Ashulia, Savar. Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1341 88 9016954 1 1/10; No No 1/10; 1200 No Yes 1 5F Apparels Limited Zirabo, Ashulia Road, Savar Dhaka 8900819 No No No Yes 2 A J Super Garments Ltd. Aj Garden, Goshbag, Post- Zirabo, Thana - Dhaka Dhaka 1341 2 7702200 1 1/6; No No 2700 Yes No 2 Savar A Plus Ind.Ltd. Plot-28, Milk Vita Rd., Section-07, Mirpur, Dhaka Dhaka 1216 2 9338091 1 1/6; No Yes 1/0,3,4,5; 2200 Yes No 6 Dhaka A&A Trousers Ltd Haribari Tak, Pubail Collage Gate, Pubail, Gazipur Dhaka 2 224255 1 1/5; Yes Yes 1/5-2/5; 1200 Yes No 7 Gazipur Sadar, Gazipur A&B Outerwear Ltd Plot #29-32, Sector # 4, South Chittagong Chittagong 2 8952704 4 1/3;2/2;3/1;4/1; No No 845 No Yes 4 Halishahar,CEPZ,Chittagong A.G. Dresses Ltd. Plot-9, Block C, Tongi Industrial Area, Dhaka Dhaka 1710 2 9812889 1 1/3; No Yes 1/3; 1800 Yes No 4 Himardighi, Tongi,Dhaka A.K.M. KNIT WEAR LTD. 14 No. Genda, Karnopara, Ulail, Savar Dhaka Dhaka 1340 2 7712373 6 1/6;2/6;3/4;4/2;5/1;6/1 No No 12339 Yes No 5 ;7/1; A.M Design Ltd. Dia khali , Beron, Zirabo , Dhaka Dhaka 1341 2 7790228 3 1/4;2/2;3/1; No No 1800 Yes No 1 Ashulia,Savar,Dhaka A.T.S. Apparels Limited 414, Kochakuri, Talirchala,, Gazipur Dhaka 2 1713042568 6 1/7;2/1;3/1;4/1;5/1;6/1 No No 1/7;2/1;3/1;4/1;5/1;6/1; 2250 Yes No 4 Mouchak,Gazipur ; AB APPARELS LTD 225, SINGAIR ROAD, HEMAYETPUR, SAVAR DHAKA 7741539 7748898 1 1/10; No No 1/9; 1970 No Yes 4 ABA Fashions Ltd. Sena Kalyan Commercial Complex (2nd Gazipur Dhaka 1710 88 9801393 1 1/9; Yes Yes 1/G; 1033 Yes No 2 Floor), Plot # 9, Block # F, Tongi, Gazipur ABANTI COLOUR TEX LTD Shashongaon, Plot No- S, A-646, Enayet Narayanganj Dhaka 1400 2 7672526 6 1/10;2/10;3/6;4/2;5/1;6 No No 6000 Yes No 5 nagar, Fatullah,Narayanganj /1; Abir Fashions Plot #44, Road #02, Kutubail, Fatullah, Narayanganj Dhaka 2 7672782 3 1/7;2/1/;3/1; No No 1/0,1,2,3,4,5,6; 2/0; 3/0; 1030 Yes No 6 Narayanganj. ABLOOM DESIGN LIMITED 37, South Shastapur, Upazila Road, Narayanganj Dhaka 1420 2 7630177 1 1/8; No No 550 Yes No 1 Fatullah, Narayanganj ABM Fashions Ltd. 1143 & 1145 , Konabari, Kashimpur Road, Gazipur Dhaka 1751 2 1 No No No Yes 6 Gazipur. Aboni Knitwear 169-171, Tatulzhora Dhaka Dhaka 1361 88 7711948 8 1/7;2/0;3/0;4/0;5/0;6/0 No No 1/7;2/0;3/0;4/0;5/0;6/0;7/0;8/ 2450 Yes No 8 Hemayetpur,Savar,Dhaka ;7/0;8/0; 0 ABSS High Tech Sweater Ltd. Kalameshar, Board Bazar, Gazipur Dhaka 88 1713193371 1/1; 2/1; No No 400 No Yes 1 ACS Textiles (Bangladesh) Ltd. Tetlabo, Barpa, Rupgonj,Narayangonj Narayanganj Dhaka 1400 2 7450204 10 1/6; No No 1/0,1,2,3,4,5; 3840 Yes No 5 ACS TOWEL LTD Tetlabo, Rupgonj, Narayangonj Naranyanganj 1400 7449593 3 1/2;2/2;2/2; No No 504 No Yes 2 Active Composite Mills Limited Dewan Idris Road, Zirabo, Ashulia, Dhaka Dhaka 1341 2 82251877 1 1/6; No No 1008 Yes No 2 Savar,Dhaka ACTOR SPORTING LTD. PLOT NO#33-35 DEPZ. GANAKBARI, Dhaka Dhaka 1349 2 7789086 1/4; No No 1085 Yes No 4 SAVAR,DHAKA Adhunik Poshak Shilpa Limited CIVIL ENGINEERS TOWER AVENUE 1,, Dhaka Dhaka 1216 2 8010120 1/19; Yes Yes 1/14, 12 ,11,10, 8; 1430 Yes No 3 INDUSTRIAL PLOT-1, BLOCK E, SECTION 11, MIRPUR, DHAKA Adury Apparels Ltd. Karardi, P.O- Karardi High School, P.S- Narsingdi Dhaka 1600 2 9333274 1 1/6; No No 2060 Yes No 4 Shibpur, Dist- Narsingdi ADVANCE SWEATER IND. LTD. 70/3, Chandana, Joydebpur,Gazipur Gazipur Dhaka 1700 2 987650 5551212 1/5; No No 1/1,2,3,4,5; 900 Yes No 0 Advance World Ltd Lalkha Shiar Char, Fatullah, Narayanganj Dhaka Dhaka 1400 2 7671073 3 1/5;2/2;3/1; No No 436 No Yes 1 Advanced Composite Textile Limited Kashor, Master Bari, Bhaluka, Dhaka 8152998 No No Yes No 3 Mymenshingh. Afiya knitwear limited Holding #10/2, block C, road #3, ward #2, Savar Dhaka 1341 88 1913872472 2 1/1; No No 1/1; 375 Yes No 2 Durgapur, Ashulia,Savar,Dhaka Aftabunnessa Garments Ltd. South Matuail,Jatrabari-1362,DHAKA Dhaka Dhaka 1362 1 1 No No Yes No 2 Agami Apparels Ltd Amtola,Kathgara,Ashulia,Savar Dhaka Dhaka 1341 2 7792867 No No 878 No Yes 1 Agami Fashion Ltd No. H79/1, Chandra, Gazipur-1751, Gazipur Dhaka 1751 2 1841296483 1 1/2; No No 1/2; 600 2 Bangladesh Ahmed Fashions 34/1, Darus Salam Road, Mirpur,Dhaka Dhaka 1216 1 No No Yes No 4 Ahsan Composite Ltd. Ward No.8, Chandra Pollibidyut Road, Gazipur Dhaka 2 1833314400 4 1/4;2/4;3/4;4/4; No No 1/0,1,2,3; 2/0,1,2,3; 3/0,1,2,3; 1450 Yes No 1 Kaliakoir. 4/0,1,2,3; Ahsiar Fashions LTD 55, Shovapur, Rajfulbaria, Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1347 1 No No 383 Yes No 0 AJ Fashions Limited 234/4 Kachukhat, Cantonment, Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1206 2 81423913 1 1/4; No No 1/1; 950 Yes No 4 Ajax Sweater Limited Zirabo bazar, Ashulia EPZ road Gazipur Dhaka 1230 2 9815825 1 1/5; No No 1/1; 2/0,1,2,3,4,5,6; 600 Yes No 6 AKH Apparels Ltd 128 Hemayetpur, Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1340 2 7452133 6 1/10;2/7;3/1;4/1;5/1;6/ No No 1200 Yes No 4 1; AKH ECO APPARELS LTD. 495- Balitha, Shah- Belishwer, Dhaka Dhaka 1800 2 7744001 1 1/4; No No 1/4; 843 Yes No 17 Dhamrai,Dhaka AKH FASHIONS LTD 133-134 Hemayetpur, Savar Dhaka Dhaka 2 7741830 4 1/4; No Yes 1/4; 1207 Yes No 13 AKH KNITTING & DYEING LTD. 92 PHULBARIA, TETULJHORA, Dhaka Dhaka 1347 88 1715260698 6 1/3;2/1;3/1;4/7;5/7;6/7 No No 6869 Yes No 10 SAVAR,DHAKA ;7/7; AKH Shirts Ltd. (Unit 3) 133-134 Hemayetpur, Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1340 2 7744001 8 2 1/10;1/1; No Yes 1/10 ,1/1; 1700 No Yes 4 AKH Stitch Art LTD Chandanpur, Raj fulbaria, Hemayetpur, Dhaka Dhaka 2 1716322781 No No Yes No 6 Savar,Dhaka AKR FASHIONS LTD. 59/1 DARUS SALAM, MIRPUR ROAD, Dhaka 1216 2 9008390 1 No No 630 0 MIRPUR,DHAKA AL AMIN GARMENTS LTD (17881) Wazedia, Panchlaish, Chittagong 4213 1 No No No Yes 1 Al Islam Textile Industry Ltd. 9 Karnapara, Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1340 88 17300212223 2 1/4; No No 2500 Yes No 3 Al.-Amin Export Ltd AL-AMIN CENTRE,MADANI NAGAR, 1 1 1/1; Yes Yes 1/1,2,3,4,5; 1230 Yes No 0 SANARPAR,SIDDIRGONJ, NARAYANGANJ Alamode Apparels Ltd. 12/13 BSCIC I/A, Kalurghat, Chandgaon Chittagong Chittagong 4233 31 2520062 1/3; No No Yes No 1 Chittagong Alaudin Garments Ltd. 88, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Tajgaon, Dhaka Dhaka 2 9130009 1 1/5; Yes No 1/0,1,2; 550 Yes No 2 Dhaka- 1215 Alema Textiles Ltd Vogra,Bashan Sarak,Gazipur Gazipur Dhaka 1704 2 9292742 4 2 1/8;2/2; No No 1/0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8; 2/1,2; 1600 Yes No 6 Alfa Patterns (Bangladesh)Ltd. Plot# 58, Depz, Ganakbari, Savar,Dhaka Dhaka Dhaka 1349 2 7788260 1 1/6; No No 474 Yes No 1 Alfa Textiles Ltd. 49 NP, Kalurghat Heavy Industrial Area,, Chittagong Chittagong 4212 31 672244 50 1 1/7; No Yes 1578 Yes No 1 Kalurghat, Chittagong Alif Apparels Ltd. 23/8 B&C, Holding #24/2, Khilje Road, Dhaka Dhaka 2 1817123442 No No No Yes 1 Shyamoli Cinema Complex Building (2nd Floor) Alif Casual Wear Ltd Vogra, National University, Joydebpur, Gazipur Dhaka 1 No No No Yes 3 Gazipur Bangladesh Alif Garments Ltd.
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