Mindray plans to open branch in Bangladesh

Al Mamun Harun Ur Rashid, back from Shenzhen, China:

Mindray, a leading global provider of medical devices and solutions, is set to expand its operations to Bangladesh, recognizing the significant market potential in the region. The company, which currently operates a branch in Kolkata, India, is eager to enhance Bangladesh’s medical device sector with affordable pricing and comprehensive support.

During a recent interview at Mindray’s office in Shenzhen, China, Gary Guo, the company’s South Asia IVD Sales and Marketing Officer, confirmed plans to establish an office in Dhaka. He noted the increasing demand for medical equipment in Bangladesh and stated, “In the near future, we will set up an office in Dhaka as Bangladesh has a growing market in medical equipment.”

Mindray is known for its extensive range of medical devices that cater to hospitals and diagnostic centers. Several top medical institutions in Bangladesh, including Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, BIRDEM, and Dhaka Medical College Hospital, already use Mindray products.

When asked about special pricing for Bangladesh, Guo responded, “We will certainly give special consideration to Bangladesh. We recognize its immense potential.” He highlighted that the use of their products by leading hospitals and diagnostic centers in the country signifies strong local acceptance.

Founded in 1991 in Shenzhen, Mindray has grown substantially, boasting over 50 subsidiaries and offices worldwide, with products used in more than 190 countries.

The company employs over 18,000 people globally, with 24% dedicated to research and development (R&D). It operates 12 R&D centers, employs over 4,400 R&D experts, and invests more than 10% of its annual revenue back into R&D, holding over 10,000 patent applications.

“Innovation is in Mindray’s DNA,” said Guo. “We are constantly exploring new technologies, management styles, and ideas to keep pace with the ongoing transformation in medical care.”
Mindray is committed to making advanced healthcare accessible through innovation tailored to clinical needs, helping healthcare providers enhance efficiency and optimize management. Their product lineup includes solutions for patient monitoring, ultrasound, radiology, anesthesia, and more, addressing the needs of emergency care, critical care, and minimally invasive surgery among other departments.

The company also emphasizes sustainability and corporate social responsibility in its operations, aiming to contribute significantly to global health outcomes.

As Mindray prepares to open its new branch in Dhaka, its commitment to quality, innovation, and affordability is set to make a substantial impact on healthcare standards in Bangladesh.

Gary Guo said, “As an important player in the global healthcare industry, we will uphold the concept of sustainability, deepen and broaden our collaboration, and strengthen the integration of corporate strategy and social responsibility.”

“We will endeavor greatest effort in sustainable medical care and make contribution to human health,” he said.