Energypac hosts strategic dialogue with bank partners on sustainable future

Citizen Journalist:::

Energypac Group hosted a strategic business dialogue to strengthen ties with its banking partners amid ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds. The event, Energypac Bankers’ Meet, was organized at Gulshan Club and brought together over 150 senior representatives from 29 banking institutions and Energypac Group and its concerns.

The main highlight of the event was the presentation of Energypac’s long-term business roadmap, outlining the Group’s strategy for stability, recovery, and long-term growth. The session was led by members of the leadership group, including Rezwanul Kabir and Pramiti Anasuya Alam, Directors of Energypac Group; Aminur Rahman Khan, CFO of Energypac Power Generation PLC; Golam Mohammod, CFO of Energypac Engineering Ltd; and Mahabub Hasan, CFO of Energypac Power Venture Ltd. After unveiling the plan, they addressed questions from the guests, followed by a fruitful discussion.

The sustainable business roadmap presented at the event was a clear demonstration of Energypac Group’s vision in achieving sustainable growth and innovation together with its most valued partners.

The plan is based on well-reasoned assumptions that have been independently validated, highlighting Energypac’s sustainability, recovery, growth, and innovation strategy to continue its legacy as a leading power and engineering business in Bangladesh. The plan also emphasizes a clear approach to stabilization, growth and a future-focused investment opportunity in innovation and sustainability.

In his remarks, Humayun Rashid, Managing Director and CEO of Energypac Power Generation PLC, acknowledged the challenging external climate, and to offset that, he stressed on collaboration and forward movement. “We are fully aware of the current situation of our financial ecosystem. However, we remain confident in delivering value. If we have to sustain the employment of about 12,000 people, we have to keep our organizations running. Engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and energy – these are core areas that enable growth for the local industry. Thus, we requested our banking partners to restructure the process by addressing our youth and collective future,” he stated.

The meeting, structured as a two-way conversation rather than a formal address, allowed banking representatives to actively engage with the company’s leadership. Questions raised during the Q&A session reflected a shared concern about the recent financial challenges, sector-specific risks, and evolving regulatory priorities.

Organizers noted the event as a significant milestone in reshaping the Group’s future for its future and re-engaging with its long-standing partners through timely and transparent interactions. With Bangladesh’s business landscape facing growing complexities, Energypac appears to be signaling a renewed emphasis on long-term resilience through measured, inclusive leadership.