Ispahani Group: Dominance in Bangladesh's Tea Industry
Ispahani Group's dominance in Bangladesh's tea industry is a testament to its commitment to quality, innovation, and growth.
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BEXIMCO: A Bangladeshi Multinational Conglomerate Holding Company
BEXIMCO is a holding company that manages a diverse portfolio of businesses, including textiles, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, and real estate, among others.
Read MoreS. Alam Group of Industries: A Comprehensive Look at a Conglomerate
S. Alam Group, founded in Chittagong in 1985 by Mohammed Saiful Alam, grew into one of Bangladesh's largest conglomerates before becoming the centre of the country's biggest banking scandal in 2024. This profile covers its history, businesses, borrowing record, challenges and collapse.
Read MorePartex Group: A Overview of the Largest Family-Run Conglomerate
Partex, the business empire built by M. A. Hashem, was divided by its founder among his five sons in 2006–2010 into Partex Star Group, Partex Group and Amber Group. This profile covers the family's history, the division, its businesses, finances and the brothers' 2026 convictions.
Read MoreExploring Wonders of Lalbagh Kella: Historical Landmark in Bangladesh
Lalbagh Kella is a fascinating historical and cultural site that offers visitors a glimpse into the past. From its strategic location to its gardens to its architectural and cultural significance, Lalbagh Kella is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history and culture.
Read MorePadma Bridge: Transforming Bangladesh's Landscape and Economy
The Padma Bridge is Bangladesh's longest bridge — a 6.15 km two-level steel truss carrying a four-lane highway and a railway across the Padma River. Built entirely with the government's own funds after the World Bank withdrew in 2012, it opened to road traffic on 25 June 2022 and to trains in 2023. This article covers its design, cost, tolls, traffic and economic impact.
Read MoreExploring Khulna: A Thriving Hub of Economy and Culture in Bangladesh
Khulna city profile: the Sundarbans gateway on the Rupsha and Bhairab rivers — 719,557 people at the 2022 census, Mongla Port's record FY2024-25, the 2020 closure of its nine state jute mills, shrimp exports, Khulna Shipyard, salinity and drinking-water stress, and a four-and-a-half-hour road link to Dhaka via the Padma Bridge.
Read MoreA Comprehensive Look at Sajeeb Group A Bangladeshi Diversified Conglomerate
Sajeeb Group, founded in 1982 by Md. Abul Hashem, is a Bangladeshi food and beverage conglomerate known for its own Sajeeb brand and licensed brands such as Shezan — and for the 2021 Rupganj factory fire that killed at least 52 workers. This profile covers its history, businesses, finances and challenges.
Read MoreKDS Group: A Thriving Business Conglomerate in Bangladesh
KDS Group, founded in Chittagong in 1983 by Khalilur Rahman, is a Bangladeshi conglomerate spanning garments, accessories, flat steel and container logistics, with the listed KDS Accessories among its businesses. This profile covers its history, leadership, businesses and financial record.
Read MoreAkij Group The Leading Bangladeshi Industrial Conglomerate
Akij Group, founded by Sheikh Akij Uddin, is one of Bangladesh's largest family business houses — now separated into five successor groups — which sold its cigarette business to Japan Tobacco in 2018 for about US$1.47 billion. This profile covers its history, the family division, its businesses and challenges.
Read MoreExploring Bangladeshi Furniture Industry: A Case Study
Bangladesh is known for its vast textile and garment industry, but did you know that the country also has a thriving furniture industry? In this case study, we will delve into the history, growth, challenges, and current situation of the Bangladeshi furniture industry, as well as highlight some of the top brands in the market.
Read MoreBangladeshi Jute Industry: A Comprehensive Overview
Jute, a natural fiber obtained from the stem of the Corchorus plant, is one of the most important cash crops in Bangladesh. The country has a long history of jute cultivation, dating back to the 19th century.
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