Cement Manufacturer Cox's Bazar

Do you need a trusted cement manufacturer in Cox’s Bazar? Tiger Cement got covered.

Cox’s Bazar is home to 2.8 million people. It is home to the world’s longest natural sea beach. At the same time, it’s a fast-developing tourist and commercial hotspot.

However, in recent years, it has been evolving into a major economic corridor.

The region is experiencing rapid growth due to government megaprojects.

Thus, there is a demand for high-performing and durable cement products for its construction projects. It includes hotels, marine structures, and coastal defenses.

For the past four decades, we have been a nationwide name.

It delivers precisely engineered cement products for the coastal, saline, and cyclone-prone environments of Cox’s Bazar. From building seaports to luxury hotels, we have done it all.

Tiger Cement is the preferred construction partner for Bangladesh’s prized coastal city.

Our Trusted Clients

40 Years of Cement Expertise Now Supporting Cox’s Bazar

Tiger Cement is a concern of Western Group. It originated as Madina Trading Corporation and was renamed as Madina Cement Industries in 1987.

Later, it was branded Tiger Cement. In the past four decades, the company has been recognized nationwide.

We have been part of the country’s most ambitious private and public projects.

In Cox’s Bazar, the sea, salt, and monsoon rain bring their own sets of challenges. However, Tiger Cement is tailored to meet these demands.

Rest assured, durability, corrosion resistance, and structural strength are guaranteed.

Why Cox's Bazar Chooses Tiger Cement

Unique Construction Challenges in Cox’s Bazar

High soil salinity and salt-laden air. It requires chloride-resistant cement.
Exposure to cyclones, tidal surges, and monsoons. Thus, the region demands durable, high-strength materials for longevity.
Rapid infrastructure growth for tourism, ports, and marine facilities.
There is an increasing demand for eco-friendly and low-carbon construction practices.

Tiger Cement’s OPC and PCC varieties are manufactured to:

Resist sulfate and chloride corrosion.
Deliver fast curing with high compressive strength.
Withstand marine environments and tropical weathering.
Reduce carbon emissions and support sustainable construction.

Landmark Projects in Cox's Bazar

Tiger Cement has proudly supported Cox’s Bazar’s most notable and critical projects. It includes:

Matarbari Deep Sea Port Project
Cox’s Bazar Airport Runway Expansion
Marine Drive Road Project (Cox’s Bazar to Teknaf)
Tourist Hotels & Resorts in Kolatoli and Inani
Coastal Embankments & Cyclone Shelters in Teknaf & Maheshkhali

Tiger Cement has contributed to over 200+ private and public projects in Cox’s Bazar.

The goal is to strengthen its tourism appeal and the industrial infrastructure of this region.

Tiger Cement Product Range in Cox's Bazar

Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC)

Standard: BDS EN 197-1:2003 CEM-I, 52.5 N

Average Strength: 52.5 N/mm²

Rapid setting for marine and port infrastructure.
Superior load-bearing for hotels, bridges, and runways.
Strong corrosion resistance. It is ideal for saline exposure.

Ideal for:

Ports, jetties, and breakwaters.
Airport infrastructure.
Marine Drive roads and bridges.

Portland Composite Cement (PPC)

35% higher sulfate and saltwater resistance.
7–9°C surface temperature reduction. A critical aspect for Cox’s Bazar’s tropical heat.
20% lower CO₂ emissions. Therefore, supporting green tourism development.

Ideal for:

Tourist hotels, resorts, and residential buildings.
Cyclone shelters and public infrastructure.
Coastal defense embankments.

Certifications & Approvals

Tiger Cement is fully certified for all public and private construction projects:

PWD (Public Works Department)
LGED (Local Government Engineering Department)
MES (Military Engineer Services)
ISO 9001, BUET, BSTI and Indian Standards

These certifications make Tiger Cement qualified for

Government projects
Military infrastructure
Port and marine development
Roads, bridges, and drainage systems across the city of Chittagong

Distribution & Availability

3,500+ retailers and 250+ distributors across Cox’s Bazar district.

Key stocking hubs in:

Cox’s Bazar Sadar

Maheshkhali Island

Teknaf

Ramu and Chakaria

50+ delivery vehicles are dedicated for southern coastal routes. Delivery within 24-48 hours to urban and rural areas.

Cox's Bazar Construction Market Snapshot

The region is undergoing significant infrastructure growth. It includes Marine Drive coastal road, expansion of Cox’s Bazar airport (Phase II), and extension of the CTG to Cox’s Bazar railway (120 km). Also, development of SEZs at Moheskhali/Cox’s Bazar.
At the same time, NGOs and tourism developments have led to an increase in construction demand. Especially in areas like Ukhiya and Teknaf.
The first deep-sea port in Bangladesh is under construction at Moheskhali, Cox’s Bazar. It will feature a 14 km channel, 2 container berths, and a draft depth up to 18.5 m. Thus, allowing the vessels to carry 8,000+ TEUs or 100,000 DWT (wikipedia.com).
The investment required for Matarbari seaport’s phase one is set to be 177.8 billion taka (USD 1.5 billion) (lightcastlepartners.com). It is estimated to be in full operation around 2029-2030.

Frequently Asked Question

Where Can I Buy Tiger Cement in Cox's Bazar?

It is available at 250+ distributors and 3,500+ retailers across the region. It includes Cox’s Bazar, Teknaf, Maheshkhali, and surrounding areas.

You should contact us at 02-5501402 for the nearest dealer.

Do you Deliver to Remote or Coastal Projects?

Yes. The delivery network ensures cement products are delivered within 24-48 hours. It includes even the most remote islands like Maheshkhali and Saint Martin’s Island.

Is Tiger Cement Approved for Government & Marine Projects?

Absolutely. Our cement products meet all marine, port, and coastal construction standards. Here’s a list of certifications we have achieved: PWD, LGED, MES, ISO 9001, BUET, BSTI, and Indian Standard.

What’s the Current Price of Cement in Cox's Bazar?

The prices depend on several factors. It includes product type, order volume, and location.