• The tola is a traditional South Asian unit of mass used for precious metals.  10 tola gold bar price in bangladesh In Bangladesh, 1 tola = 11.664 grams. 

• Thus a 10 tola gold bar weighs about 116.64 grams.

• Gold bars (or “gold biscuits” / ingots) are typically sold in 24-karat gold (i.e. near 99.9% purity) or with small tolerances depending on the refinery or mint.

Because of this weight, the price of a 10 tola bar is directly linked to the per tola gold rate, plus any manufacturing or retailer premium.

Current Price of 10 Tola Gold Bar in Bangladesh

As of the most recent data:

• The price per tola (24K) in Bangladesh is around BDT 186,115.87 XAU Today

• Based on that, a 10 tola gold bar (24K) would cost approximately:

  BDT 1,861,158.70 (i.e. 10 × 186,115.87)

• Some other sources report similar figures. For example, GoldRate24 estimates 10 tola gold at about BDT 1,868,737.50 Gold Rate 24

• LivePriceOfGold lists per tola price of ~ BDT 190,694.08 (24K) and so 10 tola ~ BDT 1,906,940.81 Live Price of Gold

Because gold markets fluctuate, different sources may show slightly different numbers on a given day.

What Influences the Price?

1. Spot Gold Price
   The global (London/NY) gold price governs the base rate, which is then translated into Bangladeshi taka via exchange rates.

2. Purity / Karat
   A 24K bar (virtually pure) fetches the highest rate. Lower purity (e.g. 22K, 18K) reduces the rate.

3. Refinery / Mint Premiums
   Manufacturing, handling, certification, packaging, and retailer markup will add extra cost over the spot-based value.

4. Import Duties, Taxes & Regulations
   If gold bars are imported, duties or handling fees may apply. Also 10 tola gold bar price in bangladesh , transport and security costs matter.

5. Local Demand & Retail Conditions
   In times of high demand (festivals, market panic), margins might widen.

What to Watch Out For / Tips

• Always check the purity and hallmark / certification of the bar.

• Ask for the serial number and authenticity documentation.

• Beware of additional “premium” or “making charges” imposed by the seller.

• Compare multiple dealers, especially in large cities.

• Watch the currency conversion rate (USD/BDT), because gold is globally priced in USD.