Market Access & Commercialization Partnership
A single operating platform for market entry and technical distribution — combining MAH legal gatekeeping, scientific marketing, and nationwide access into a turnkey pathway for international innovators.
Commercial Services
Services under Market Access & Commercialization Partnership
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Licensing Models
MAH, In-Licensing & Out-Licensing
End-to-end regulatory, commercial, and lifecycle management for international manufacturers entering Bangladesh — and Bangladeshi brands expanding abroad.
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Marketing Authorization Holder (MAH)
Your dedicated local legal representative under DGDA guidelines
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In-Licensing
Foreign manufacturers appoint INVENTA as their exclusive Bangladesh partner. We obtain the license, register products, market exclusively, and manage distribution — the principal cannot sell directly in Bangladesh without us.
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Out-Licensing
Helping Bangladeshi manufacturers expand into international markets
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We support regulatory coordination, dossier handling, product lifecycle responsibilities, pharmacovigilance coordination, and local market execution in line with Bangladesh requirements.
Yes. INVENTA can structure exclusive in-licensing partnerships where we coordinate registration, market access, commercialization, and distribution execution.
Yes. We help Bangladeshi manufacturers identify overseas market opportunities, distributors, regulatory pathways, and commercial partnership structures.
Industrial Supply
Technical Supply Chain Bridge
02Global Export & Import
Cross-Border Trade Lifecycle
04Strategic Joint Ventures & Co-Marketing
Shared Growth Partnerships
05Cross-Border Manufacturing & Tech Transfer
IP Localization & Yield Bridge
06Institutional & Government Tender Supply
B2G Procurement Execution
07Exclusive Marketing & Distributorship
Territory Rights & Direct-to-Market