Beximco Group

Beximco Group

https://www.beximco.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/beximcogroup/

Beximco Group, a privately owned company headquartered in Bangladesh, was founded in 1972 and employs approximately 470 individuals. The group provides executive offices and operates across a wide range of industries including textiles, pharmaceuticals, PPE, ceramics, real estate development, construction, trading, marine food, information and communication technologies, media, DTH, financial services, and energy.

Revenue

Founded

1972

Headcount

469

Headquarters

Bangladesh

Primary Segment

Executive Offices

Ownership

Privately Owned

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Jan

27th

2026

03:41

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

Lack of favourable environment at home pushes investment abroad

The establishment of new industries and factories has ceased, employment generation has stagnated, and entrepreneurs are under mounting strain from elevated bank interest rates. Meanwhile, the overall law and order situation continues to deteriorate. As a result, confidence among investors remains low.

Jan

26th

2026

21:02

Bangladesh’s renewable ambitions aren't actually unrealistic

Bangladesh’s energy transition is now at a point where execution matters most. The country’s climate commitments, including the Mujib Climate Prosperity Plan (MCPP) 2022-2041 and the Integrated Energy and Power Master Plan (IEPMP) 2023, set ambitious targets for renewable energy (RE) capacity.

Jan

25th

2026

18:30

327 factories shut down, over 150,000 workers jobless

More than 3,000 workers were once employed at the 100 per cent export-oriented Mukul Knitwear Limited factory in Nilnagar of Konabari, Gazipur Metropolitan City. As the global economic slowdown and a shortage of work orders began to take their toll, production at the factory gradually declined.

Jan

23rd

2026

08:47

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

API Park: The pharmaceutical lifeline still out of reach

On a quiet December 11 afternoon, entering the API (active pharmaceuticals ingredients) Industrial Park in Gajaria upazila of Munshiganj, located about 50 kilometres from Dhaka city along the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway, felt oddly nostalgic, like stepping into a forgotten picnic spot.

Jan

22nd

2026

13:48

BB autonomy, banking reform legislation before long

Central bank autonomy and banking-reform bills of legislation before long as the finance adviser pledges a push within the interim government tenure as experts plead for healing chronic banking ills. Dr Salehuddin Ahmed said at a meet Thursday that the interim government would make a final push to enact the much-hyped reforms in the banking sector, including amendments to the Bank Company Act and the Bangladesh Bank Order, to strengthen the central bank's autonomy.

The Financial Express Bangladesh

Jan

21st

2026

13:51

Operational Challenges

Supply crunch drives LPG prices up in Bogra

An acute crisis of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has hit the consumers hard in Bogra. They roam from one shop to another with empty cylinders as the demand for LPG cylinders has outpaced the supply. Consumers have to pay inflated prices ranging from Tk 2,600 to Tk 3,000, including the cylinder cost.

Jan

12th

2026

06:30

Expensive Cystic Fibrosis Drug Now Within Reach After Dramatic Price Drop of New Generic Version

A Bangladeshi pharma company will soon release a generic version of an expensive drug for cystic fibrosis that will allow hundreds of patients worldwide to access treatment. The only pharmaceutical option available for cystic fibrosis has for years been a combination treatment called ETI (elexacaftor/tezacaftor/ivacaftor) priced between $300,000 and $370,000.

Good News Network

Jan

9th

2026

17:15

Operational Challenges

LPG price hike hits consumers hard in Gopalganj

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders are not being sold at government-fixed rate in Gopalganj. A 12-kg LPG cylinder is being sold at prices ranging from Tk 1,500 to Tk 1,800, far above the government-set rate. Dealers claim that the government has increased gas prices and that supply from LPG companies is insufficient compared to demand.

Jan

7th

2026

06:30

‘We were sitting with our calculator saying “we can afford that!”’ Joy for families as cystic fibrosis drug prices fall within reach

But as the new year begins Carmen Leitch has fresh hope to offer her sons. A “revolutionary” treatment sold by pharmaceutical company Vertex for $370,000 (£274,000) a year will be available for as little as $2,000 a year from a generic manufacturer.

Jan

7th

2026

06:30

‘We were sitting with our calculator saying “we can afford that!”’ Joy for families as cystic fibrosis drug prices fall within reach

Seven-year-old Grant Leitch had an important question for his mother. He asked if his little brother, Brett, who has cystic fibrosis (CF), was going to die. The South African family, like tens of thousands around the world, have been priced out of access to modern cystic fibrosis therapies, and if Grant had asked at the start of 2025, he might have received a less optimistic answer.

Jan

5th

2026

04:42

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

Private-sector credit growth hits new lows amid investment stagnation

Deep concern has emerged over the country’s investment climate as bank credit growth in the private sector has remained below 7 percent for six consecutive months. By the end of November 2025, private-sector credit growth fell to just 6.58 percent—well below the target set by Bangladesh Bank.

Jan

4th

2026

18:30

Capital Investment, B2B Tag

Private sector credit growth hits new lows amid investment stagnation

Private sector credit growth fell to 6.58 percent in November, remaining below 7 percent for the sixth consecutive month and raising serious concerns about stagnating investment in the country. Entrepreneurs remain reluctant to take new loans amid high interest rates, weak demand and policy uncertainty.

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