Cornell research across eight Dhaka-region garment factories estimates heat erased 4.1 per cent of annual revenue on average.
Most cooling investments studied could pay back within one to four years; TexPro says 81.6 per cent of H1 2026 value was in the EU27, US, UK and Canada.
Pricing pressure, a 17.4 per cent diesel rise and power risks make passive cooling and shared adaptation finance key.Cornell research across eight Dhaka-region garment factories estimates heat erased 4.1 per cent of annual revenue on average.
Most cooling investments studied could pay back within one to four years; TexPro says 81.6 per cent of H1 2026 value was in the EU27, US, UK and Canada.
Pricing pressure, a 17.4 per cent diesel rise and power risks make passive cooling and shared adaptation finance key.
Heat is erasing 4.1% of Bangladesh garment factory revenue
