Regulatory delays, digital failures, and poor coordination are crippling Phuentsholing's economy, eroding business confidence and discouraging investment.

Bhutan's industrial parks have generated over Nu 98 million in FY 2025–26, becoming key drivers of economic growth, job creation, and technological advancement.

Bhutan launches its first Geographical Indication products to preserve heritage and boost local incomes, marking a significant step in economic empowerment.

The RMA has suspended insurance licensing for six months, pausing market entry despite high interest. This decision aims to review and enhance regulatory frameworks.

BATIF 2.0 has ignited a wave of investment in Bhutan's agrifood sector, with trout farming, traditional medicines, and innovative partnerships leading the charge.

Bhutan's GST exemptions on essentials like cooking oils and rice are now effective, easing financial burdens on consumers and boosting the economy.

India strengthens Bhutan's economy with a Nu 2.5 billion release, marking significant progress in their Economic Stimulus Programme. This move supports key sectors and fosters...

Bhutan's festivals are driving economic growth, attracting thousands of visitors and benefiting local businesses. Discover how these cultural events are reshaping Bhutan's economy.

Ten Bhutanese companies announce dividends for FY 2025, reflecting robust economic performance. BTCL leads with a 25% payout, showcasing market confidence.

The Bhutan AgriSustain Fund aims to revolutionize Bhutan's agriculture with an USD 80 million target, focusing on sustainability, innovation, and resilience.

Bhutan's agrifood sector eyes a USD 93.6 million investment, aiming to enhance food self-sufficiency and create export opportunities. Discover the transformative journey ahead.

Bhutan's National Entrepreneurship Strategy 2026 aims to simplify business licensing, enhance financial access, and foster an innovative culture to drive economic growth.