What began in 1976 as a single edible-oil trading house on the banks of the Meghna has grown into one of Bangladesh's largest industrial groups. Across three generations of leadership, our principle has not changed: make things the country needs, make them well, and make them here.
To manufacture essential goods at world-class quality and fair prices, to create dignified employment across the country, and to invest in the infrastructure that lets the next generation of Bangladeshi enterprise thrive.
We measure success not by a single quarter, but by the roads we have helped pave, the homes our cement has built, and the families our payroll has supported for nearly fifty years.
They have not changed since 1976, and they will not change with us.
Every bag of cement and every litre of oil meets the same standard, whether it ships to a city tower or a village shop.
Suppliers are paid on time and buyers are delivered on time. Reputation built over five decades is not risked for a single quarter.
From apprentice welders to plant managers, we promote from within. Twenty-two thousand livelihoods depend on us, and we honour that.
Three generations of stewardship, one standard that has not changed since 1976.
Son of the founder, Anwar has led the group's expansion from oil trading into heavy manufacturing and power over the past 28 years.
Oversees group operations and the modernisation programme that brought ISO certification to all manufacturing units.
A chartered accountant who steers the group's capital programme and its relationships with lenders and institutional investors.
From the plant floor to the boardroom, we are hiring across all four divisions.