Energypac engages banking partners in strategic business dialogue
Energypac Group hosted a strategic business dialogue titled Energypac Bankers' Meet at Gulshan Club to reinforce partnerships with its banking stakeholders amid ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds.
The event brought together over 150 senior representatives from 29 banking institutions, along with top executives from Energypac Group and its concerns.
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of Energypac's long-term business roadmap, which detailed the Group's strategy for stability, recovery, and sustainable growth. The session was led by senior leadership, including Rezwanul Kabir and Pramiti Anasuya Alam, Directors of Energypac Group; Aminur Rahman Khan, CFO of Energypac Power Generation PLC; Golam Mohammad, CFO of Energypac Engineering Ltd; and Mahabub Hasan, CFO of Energypac Power Venture Ltd. An open discussion and Q&A session followed the presentation.
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The roadmap, underpinned by independently validated assumptions, reflects Energypac's commitment to sustainability, innovation and responsible investment. It outlines a focused approach to navigating current financial pressures while positioning for long-term growth in the engineering and energy sectors.
In his remarks, Humayun Rashid, Managing Director and CEO of Energypac Power Generation PLC, acknowledged the economic challenges facing the financial ecosystem. "We are fully aware of the current situation. But we remain committed to delivering value. If we are to sustain employment for around 12,000 people, our organisations must keep operating," he said. "Engineering, especially electrical and mechanical, is a backbone of local industry. We call on our banking partners to work with us in safeguarding the future."
Designed as a two-way exchange rather than a formal session, the event enabled candid discussions. Banking representatives raised questions concerning financial resilience, sector-specific challenges and the evolving regulatory landscape.
Organisers described the gathering as a milestone in Energypac's journey of transparency, inclusion, and future-focused leadership. At a time when Bangladesh's business landscape is growing more complex, the Group reiterated its commitment to adaptive strategies and trusted partnerships.
Energypac continues to play a pivotal role in power and engineering development across the country, and this engagement signals a renewed focus on long-term resilience and collaborative growth.
