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TUESDAY, JULY 22, 2025
Bengal Cement eyes market leadership with renewed vision

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Foisal Ahmed
24 December, 2024, 11:55 am
Last modified: 24 December, 2024, 12:01 pm

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Bengal Cement eyes market leadership with renewed vision

Foisal Ahmed
24 December, 2024, 11:55 am
Last modified: 24 December, 2024, 12:01 pm
Abdullah Al Alamin, head of Brand and Communication at Bengal Cement Limited. Sketch: TBS
Abdullah Al Alamin, head of Brand and Communication at Bengal Cement Limited. Sketch: TBS

Bengal Cement Limited, a sister concern of the Bengal Group of Industries, is charting an ambitious course to strengthen its position in the cement industry through innovative strategies and dynamic leadership.

Established in 2019, the company has quickly gained recognition for its advanced manufacturing facilities and high-quality products.

"With the Bengal Group's legacy of innovation, trust, and quality as our foundation, we aim to set new benchmarks in the cement industry," said the company's Brand and Communication Head Abdullah Al Alamin, in an interview with The Business Standard.

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Bengal Cement's progress is underpinned by its dynamic leadership team. Chief Operating Officer (COO) Khandker Ataur Rahman Rifat has played a crucial role in providing the strategic direction needed to achieve operational excellence and market leadership.

"Rifat's dedication to innovation and his ability to navigate challenges with confidence have been invaluable. His leadership ensures that Bengal Cement continues to operate at the highest standards," Abdullah remarked.

Managing Director Firoz Alam Tipu complements the team with his visionary outlook and expertise.

"Under the guidance of Firoz Alam Tipu, we have the leadership and vision to overcome any obstacles and achieve sustainable growth. His determination inspires us to strive for excellence every day," Abdullah added.

Branding for the future  

A key element of Bengal Cement's transformation is its focus on branding, led by Abdullah Al Alamin.

With extensive experience in brand management, Abdullah has reshaped the company's narrative with innovative strategies and market insights.

"Branding is not just about creating an image—it is about telling a story that resonates with people. At Bengal Cement, my mission is to ensure our story of strength, trust, and innovation reaches every corner of the market," he said.

Abdullah's efforts include developing successful campaigns and establishing enduring brand identities.

"This role is a continuation of my passion for creating brands that matter. Bengal Cement's story is one of resilience and growth, and I'm proud to play a part in shaping its future," he added.

Commitment to sustainability

Bengal Cement is investing in brand-building, market expansion, and technological advancements to solidify its position as an industry leader. The company prioritises sustainable practices alongside delivering superior products.

"We are not just selling cement; we are building relationships, trust, and the future of our nation. Our commitment to innovation and sustainability ensures that Bengal Cement remains a leader in the industry," Abdullah emphasised.

Beyond its business goals, Bengal Cement is dedicated to contributing to Bangladesh's economic growth. The company plays an active role in infrastructure development and job creation, reflecting its commitment to national progress.

"Every bag of cement we produce is a step toward a stronger Bangladesh. Our work goes beyond the bottom line—it's about building a legacy of progress and prosperity for generations to come," Abdullah concluded.

With a clear vision and the combined strengths of its leadership team, Bengal Cement Limited is poised to set new standards of excellence, sustainability, and innovation in the cement industry.
 

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