Tanveer Mohiuddin

From entry-level models to commuter-focused scooters, NSML’s Tangail-based production hub signals a broader ambition: to make electric mobility practical, affordable and locally made

From family philanthropy to structured corporate programmes, CSR in Bangladesh has steadily matured. The question now is whether policy, business strategy, and social accountability can finally move in step

Today, Adnan is one of Bangladesh's most recognised animal rescuers. But behind the scenes, he was supported by a benefactor, one who now holds the highest office in the country

Despite a difficult few years marked by high costs and cautious buyers, Bangladesh’s real estate sector is regaining strength, underpinned by urban growth, infrastructure expansion and rising demand for housing

They may not dominate headlines, but they power local economies, create jobs and fuel entrepreneurship across Bangladesh. If given the right support, the country's small and medium enterprises could shape its next growth story just as profoundly as the garment industry once did

With nearly Tk19,247 crore in investment, more than 500,000 jobs and exports to over 50 countries, Bangladesh's ceramic industry has emerged as one of the country's strongest manufacturing sectors. The next challenge is turning its domestic success into sustained global competitiveness.

Some institutions build businesses. Others build a nation. The Brac Bank Impact Awards 2026 recognises 25 organisations whose enduring contributions have changed millions of lives

As digital payments become increasingly common in Bangladesh, Nagad's record monthly transaction volume reflects the sector's continued expansion

As consumers become increasingly health-conscious, premium bottled water is emerging as a niche market. However, the idea remains a difficult sell in a country where millions lack access to safe drinking water and price sensitivity shapes purchasing decisions

Cheap solar panels, expensive electricity and growing pressure to reform the power sector are reshaping Bangladesh's energy sector. The country's next leap in renewable energy will depend less on technology than on policy, financing and political will