Offshore Software Development Companies in Bangladesh by Export Market (2026)
Published by Kaz Software. Last reviewed November 15, 2026.
If you are buying offshore software development from Bangladesh, the first question is usually not "who is biggest" but "who already works with clients in my country". This guide sorts companies from the Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide) by the export markets they say they serve, so a buyer in Tokyo, Oslo, Zurich or Sydney can start with the firms that already have an office, a client base or a delivery model aimed at their region.
Kaz Software publishes this guide, lists itself where its work fits, and orders companies by the Top 25 order. This is editorial judgment informed by public evidence, not an audited ranking. Claims marked "self-reported" come from the company's own website, fetched on November 15, 2026, and have not been independently verified. If you want the cost angle or the risks first, read Offshore software development in Bangladesh and The Honest Guide to Offshore Software Development Risks; for a different cut of the same market, see Best Software Outsourcing Companies in Bangladesh.
Where Bangladesh's software exports go
According to The Business Standard's report on the BASIS IT Exporters' Night (published January 28, 2026), BASIS member companies export software and IT services to more than 104 countries. Nearly 500 members were involved in export activity in fiscal 2024-25, and around 300 were regular exporters. The report lists the top export destinations as the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore and Canada. It names BJIT, Brain Station 23, ULKASEMI, SELISE Digital Platforms, Cefalo Bangladesh, Samsung R&D Institute Bangladesh, Enosis Solutions, Therap (BD), Radiant Data Systems and Data Path as the top ten IT and ITES exporters for the year. Source: The Business Standard.
The article gives no export earnings per destination, so this guide does not rank markets by value. It only shows which companies say they serve which regions.
At a glance
Company | Markets and offices it states | Team size (self-reported) | Best suited for |
Kaz Software | Clients in 35+ countries across Asia, Europe and North America; Dhaka headquarters and a Bern, Switzerland office | No total given | Swiss and European buyers wanting one long-term team |
BJIT Group | Offices in Japan, the US, Sweden, Finland, the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand and Bangladesh | 750+ engineers | Japan, Nordic and US buyers needing large dedicated teams |
SELISE Digital Platforms | Zurich headquarters; locations include Germany, the UAE, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kosovo, Nepal and North America | Not stated on its home page | Swiss and German-speaking enterprises |
Cefalo Bangladesh | Oslo headquarters and a Dhaka team; serves Norwegian companies | About 200 developers | Norwegian companies wanting their own Dhaka team |
Brain Station 23 | 36+ countries served; offices in Germany, Malaysia, the US, the UAE and Japan, plus Dhaka | 800+ (its pages give 800+, 850+ and 900+) | Large multi-technology programmes in Asia, Europe and the Gulf |
Enosis Solutions | Long-term clients across North America, Europe and Australia | 350+ engineers | Product companies in North America, Europe and Australia |
DSi (Dynamic Solution Innovators) | Offices in Redmond (US), Dhaka and London (European liaison office) | 300+ engineers | US and European product teams adding engineers |
Nascenia | Clients in 23 countries across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia; Australian contact point | Not stated | Rails and mobile products for Western clients |
Vivasoft | Case studies from the US, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Singapore, UAE and Australia | 300+ engineers (FAQ) | Scale-ups in the US, Europe and Australia adding developers |
Which companies serve which market
The table below groups the same companies by region. A company appears under a region only when its own site states an office there, names clients there, or lists the region as a market served.
Region | Companies that state a presence or clients there | What the company site says |
Japan | BJIT Group, Brain Station 23 | BJIT lists a Japan office; Brain Station 23 lists Tokyo |
United States and Canada | BJIT, Brain Station 23, DSi, Enosis, SELISE, Nascenia, Vivasoft | Offices in the US (BJIT, Brain Station 23, DSi); North America named as a market (Enosis, SELISE, Nascenia); US client case studies (Vivasoft) |
Norway and the Nordics | Cefalo, BJIT, Vivasoft | Cefalo is Oslo-headquartered; BJIT lists Sweden and Finland offices; Vivasoft shows Swedish client case studies |
Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands | Kaz Software, SELISE, Brain Station 23, BJIT, Vivasoft | Offices in Bern (Kaz) and Zurich (SELISE); Germany (SELISE, Brain Station 23); Netherlands (BJIT office, Vivasoft clients) |
United Kingdom and wider Europe | DSi, Enosis, Nascenia, Kaz Software | London liaison office (DSi); Europe named as a market (Enosis, Nascenia, Kaz) |
Gulf and Middle East | Brain Station 23, SELISE, Vivasoft | Dubai office (Brain Station 23); UAE location (SELISE); a UAE client case study (Vivasoft) |
Australia | Enosis, Nascenia, Vivasoft | Australia named as a market (Enosis); a contact point in Victoria (Nascenia); an Australian client case study (Vivasoft) |
Singapore and South-East Asia | BJIT, Brain Station 23, Vivasoft | Singapore and Thailand offices (BJIT); Kuala Lumpur office (Brain Station 23); Singapore client case studies (Vivasoft) |
The 9 companies by export market
1. Kaz Software
Kaz Software works from Dhaka with an office in Bern, Switzerland. Its site says it has clients in 35+ countries across Asia, Europe and North America, and it staffs full teams of engineers, QA, design and project management for custom software and AI work (self-reported). For a European or North American buyer, the pitch is one long-term team rather than a rotating pool of contractors. Kaz does not publish a total headcount, so ask for the team that would actually work on your project.
2. BJIT Group
BJIT is the name to start with for Japan. Its home page lists eight offices, in Japan, the US, Sweden, Finland, the Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand and Bangladesh, and offers dedicated offshore development teams (self-reported). It reports 750+ engineers and ISO 27001:2022 certification, and one testimonial on its site describes a client relationship of more than 12 years. The Business Standard lists BJIT among BASIS's top 10 IT and ITES exporters for fiscal 2024-25.
3. SELISE Digital Platforms
SELISE is headquartered in Zurich. Its site says it operates across eight locations, including Germany, the UAE, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kosovo, Nepal and North America (self-reported), and it names Swiss small and mid-sized firms among its client examples. The company does not describe on its home page which of those sites does the engineering, so ask that directly. It is also on The Business Standard's top-10 exporter list for fiscal 2024-25.
4. Cefalo Bangladesh
Cefalo is a Norwegian company with its head office in Oslo and a development team in Dhaka. Its Norwegian-language home page says it helps Norwegian companies, shows only Norwegian-linked client logos and quotes a client who says the team simply sits in Dhaka instead of Stavanger (self-reported, translated by us). It reports about 200 developers and ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification. It is also a BASIS top-10 exporter for fiscal 2024-25.
5. Brain Station 23
Brain Station 23 says it serves 36+ countries and lists offices in Germany, Malaysia, the US, the UAE and Japan alongside Dhaka (self-reported). Its headcount claims vary across the site, from 800+ to 900+, so treat the number as approximate and ask for a current figure. It offers dedicated developers from Bangladesh and is a BASIS top-10 exporter for fiscal 2024-25.
6. Enosis Solutions
Enosis states long-term repeat clients across North America, Europe and Australia and lists the USA, Canada, Australia and Europe as markets served. It reports 350+ engineers, 150+ long-term clients and a start in 2006 (self-reported). Its only listed office is in Gulshan, Dhaka. It is on the BASIS top-10 exporter list for fiscal 2024-25.
7. DSi (Dynamic Solution Innovators)
DSi lists a US office in Redmond, Washington, a Bangladesh office in Dhaka and a European liaison office in London (self-reported). It reports 300+ engineers who work inside client teams, and its site describes customers across the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. This is a natural fit for a US or UK product team that wants engineers working under its own direction.
8. Nascenia
Nascenia says it has delivered to 23 countries across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia since 2010, and works remotely with time-zone overlap and a contact point in Australia (self-reported). Its Dhaka office is its main base. It does not publish a headcount. It is a reasonable first call for Ruby on Rails or mobile work for Western clients.
9. Vivasoft
Vivasoft's case-study list carries client flags from the US, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Singapore, the UAE and Australia, and its FAQ says it delivers across the US, Australia and Europe. It reports an in-house team of 300+ engineers (self-reported); other figures on its home page differ, so confirm the current number. It suits scale-ups that want to add developers from Bangladesh quickly.
Which company for which job
If you are | Start with | Why |
A Japanese company wanting an offshore team | BJIT Group, Brain Station 23 | Both list an office in Japan |
A Norwegian company | Cefalo, BJIT | Cefalo is Oslo-headquartered; BJIT lists Sweden and Finland offices |
A Swiss or German buyer | SELISE, Kaz Software, Brain Station 23 | Offices in Zurich, Bern and Germany |
A US product team adding engineers | DSi, Enosis, Vivasoft | US office or North American client base |
An Australian business | Enosis, Nascenia, Vivasoft | Each names Australian clients or a presence |
A Gulf buyer | Brain Station 23, SELISE | Each lists a UAE location |
What to ask before you sign
Where do the engineers who would work on my project actually sit? An office abroad does not mean the work is done there.
Can you name a current client in my country, and put me in touch with them?
How much time zone overlap will my team have with mine, and who covers handovers?
Which contract entity signs with me, and which country's law governs it?
Can we run a paid pilot of two to four weeks, in my own code repository, before a long contract?
How is the headcount on your site counted, and how many of those people are on teams like mine?
A longer vendor checklist is in Top 10 Questions You Must Ask Your Software Vendor.
Where this list fits
This guide covers the geography of offshore work. For the full list see the Top 25 Software Companies in Bangladesh (2026 Guide). For companies with a foreign parent, see Foreign-Owned Software Companies in Bangladesh. For adding single engineers to your own team, see Staff Augmentation Companies in Bangladesh. For the biggest firms by size and exports, see Biggest Software Companies in Bangladesh.
Frequently asked questions
Which Bangladeshi software companies serve Japan?
BJIT lists an office in Japan and Brain Station 23 lists one in Tokyo, both self-reported. Japan is one of the top export destinations named by BASIS, according to The Business Standard.
How many countries do Bangladeshi software companies export to?
BASIS members export software and IT services to more than 104 countries, according to The Business Standard (January 2026). Nearly 500 members exported in fiscal 2024-25 and about 300 export regularly.
Which countries buy the most software from Bangladesh?
BASIS lists the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore and Canada as top export destinations. The report does not rank them by value.
Does an office abroad mean the work is done there?
Not necessarily. Companies such as Cefalo say their delivery team is in Dhaka, while others list foreign offices mainly for sales and client contact. Ask each company where your engineers would sit.
Sources
The Business Standard, BASIS honours top IT exporters of fiscal year 2024-25 (January 28, 2026)
Company sites checked on November 15, 2026: bjitgroup.com, selisegroup.com, cefalo.com, brainstation-23.com, enosisbd.com, dsinnovators.com, nascenia.com, vivasoftltd.com, kaz.com.bd
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