Ejab Agro Ltd (EAL)

Ejab Agro Ltd. – Advancing Agriculture with High-Quality Seeds

Founded in 2009, Ejab Agro Ltd. is a leading agricultural company in Bangladesh, specializing in the production of high-quality hybrid rice, potato plantlets, and vegetable seeds. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, the company plays a crucial role in improving agricultural productivity and strengthening food security across the country.

Innovative Seed Production & Biotechnology

Ejab Agro operates an advanced tissue culture laboratory for producing disease-free potato plantlets, helping farmers achieve higher yields and better crop quality. The company also produces hybrid rice seeds designed for superior yield, disease resistance, and drought tolerance, as well as a variety of vegetable seeds adapted to Bangladesh's climate. These seeds empower farmers to increase their crop diversity and productivity.

Sustainability & Empowering Farmers

Ejab Agro is committed to sustainable agricultural practices such as crop rotation, organic farming, and efficient water use. By offering high-quality, hybrid seeds that require fewer inputs, Ejab Agro helps farmers achieve greater productivity while reducing environmental impact.

The company provides training and support to farmers, ensuring they have the knowledge and tools needed to maximize yields and maintain soil health.

Strengthening Food Security

With a focus on quality and innovation, Ejab Agro contributes to food security in Bangladesh by supplying reliable, high-performing seeds. The company's efforts help:

  • Reduce the country's reliance on imported seeds
  • Increase local food production
  • Support Bangladesh's agricultural growth

Looking Ahead

Ejab Agro Ltd. continues to invest in research and development to expand its range of hybrid seeds and develop more resilient, high-yielding crops. The company is also exploring international markets for seed exports and plans to further support farmers through community outreach and partnerships aimed at sustainable agricultural development.