Bangladesh’s poultry and livestock sector has rapidly evolved into one of the country’s most dynamic agribusiness industries, contributing significantly to food security and rural employment. Investment in poultry has surged from just BDT 1,500 crore in the 1980s to over BDT 39,000 crore by 2026, reflecting exponential growth. Commercial farms are expanding at a 15% annual rate, with more than 1 million entrepreneurs and 8 million workers producing over 10 billion eggs and 1.4 million tons of poultry meat each year. The livestock population has exceeded 46 crores, making Bangladesh self‑sufficient in meat production and ensuring per capita availability of more than 850 grams annually. Rising demand is driving adoption of advanced technologies, feed, and veterinary services, while export potential is opening new global market opportunities. International suppliers increasingly view Bangladesh as a lucrative destination, supported by low‑cost, high‑quality production, a skilled workforce, and strategic trade advantages. Together, these strengths position Bangladesh’s poultry and livestock industry as a powerful engine of growth and a compelling investment frontier in South Asia.