Overview of the Overseas Construction Orders Dashboard
This dashboard consolidates the overseas construction orders won by Korean construction companies in Bangladesh between 2020 and 2023. It is designed to support strategic decision-making by presenting core KPIs, sector performance, company rankings, and funding structures in a single view.
The dashboard covers macro indicators such as total contract value, project count, and growth rate, along with sector shares, contractor rankings, funding composition, and the distribution of project sizes.
$5.5B+
4-Year Total Awards
2020-2023
$1.4B
Annual Average
Steady growth
+28%
CAGR
Average annual growth
75+
Total Projects
4-year cumulative
12+
Participating Firms
Large and mid-sized
65%
Top 3 Share
Top three contractors
80%+
Multilateral Funding
Share of financing
$73M
Average Contract Size
Per project average
Yearly KPI Dashboard
Yearly KPI Dashboard for Overseas Construction Orders (2020-2023)
| KPI | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 4-Year Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order Value | $800M | $1.2B | $1.8B | $1.7B | $5.5B |
| Project Count | 10 | 18 | 25 | 22 | 75 |
| Average Contract Size | $80M | $67M | $72M | $77M | $73M |
| Large Projects (>$100M) | 3 | 5 | 7 | 6 | 21 |
| Power Sector Share | 55% | 45% | 35% | 35% | 40% |
| Transport Sector Share | 15% | 30% | 35% | 35% | 30% |
Contractor Ranking by Awards
Top 6 by Award Value (4-Year Total)
1. Korea E&C$1.5B+ (27%)
2. Korea Corp E&A$1.1B+ (20%)
3. Korea Construction B$900M+ (16%)
4. Korea Construction C$700M+ (13%)
Top 6 by Project Count (4-Year Total)
5. Korea Hanwha E&C$500M+ (9%)
6. Korea Steel E&C$350M+ (6%)
Other 6 firms$450M+ (8%)
Total$5.5B+ (100%)
Funding Source Analysis
01
JICA (Japan) - 35%
JICA is the largest funding source for Bangladesh infrastructure, supporting large-scale projects such as power plants, metro lines, and bridges. Because JICA loan projects often rely on Japanese consultants for design, procurement frequently needs to align with Japanese specifications. Korean companies have still secured contracts by combining construction capabilities with price competitiveness.
02
EDCF (Korea) - 25%
EDCF, Korea’s Economic Development Cooperation Fund, is the most favorable financing source for Korean firms because it encourages the use of Korean equipment and materials. It is commonly used for economic zone infrastructure, power facilities, and water treatment, and the expansion of Korea’s EDCF allocation is increasing the pipeline of opportunities.
03
ADB (Asian Development Bank) - 20%
ADB-funded projects are typically procured through international competitive bidding, placing Korean firms in direct competition with Chinese, Indian, and Turkish companies. These projects are concentrated in transmission, distribution, roads, and water treatment, where Korean engineering and technical quality remain important differentiators.
04
World Bank and Others - 20%
The World Bank, IsDB, and Bangladesh’s own budget resources account for the remaining 20%. World Bank projects require strict compliance with environmental and social standards, while locally funded projects in Bangladesh require careful attention to foreign exchange risk.
Project Size Distribution
Distribution by Project Size (2020-2023)
| Size Range | Projects | Share | Total Value | Average Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $300M+ | 5 | 7% | $1.8B | 48 months |
| $100M-$300M | 16 | 21% | $2.2B | 42 months |
| $50M-$100M | 20 | 27% | $1.0B | 36 months |
| $10M-$50M | 25 | 33% | $0.4B | 24 months |
| Under $10M | 9 | 12% | $0.05B | 18 months |
How to Use the Dashboard
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Sector Analysis
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Company Comparison
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Funding Strategy
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Bid Execution
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By organizing four years of order performance around clear KPIs, this dashboard delivers practical strategic insight. Sector, contractor, and funding-source analysis helps define where Korean construction companies can strengthen their competitiveness in Bangladesh.
Three-Year Time-Series Analysis of Overseas Construction Orders (2020-2023)Review award trends and sector shifts across the 2020-2023 period
Cumulative Overseas Construction Awards as of August 2021See the detailed award performance accumulated through August 2021
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