Bangladesh Export Import Company Limited（Beximco）

# BEXIMCO Group Apparel Company – FY2025 Corporate Data Report BEXIMCO (Bangladesh Export Import Company Limited) is Bangladesh's largest vertically integrated diversified industrial group, with textile and apparel manufacturing as its core pillar. Headquartered in Dhaka, the company operates across multiple industries including textiles, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, media, and power generation. Its textile and apparel division is particularly significant, functioning as a complete "fiber to fashion" ecosystem that controls every stage from yarn spinning and fabric weaving to dyeing, finishing, and garment manufacturing. BEXIMCO supplies major international brands including Marks & Spencer, Next, H&M, and Calvin Klein while also operating proprietary brands such as Bexim, sold throughout Bangladesh and South Asia. The company operates multiple super-sized industrial parks in Gazipur, Narayanganj, and other locations, functioning as self-contained industrial cities complete with textile factories, garment facilities, power plants, and wastewater treatment systems. BEXIMCO employs over 70,000 people, making it one of Bangladesh's largest private employers, and generates approximately $1 billion in annual apparel exports, positioning it as the country's largest garment exporter. The group is publicly listed on both the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE: BEXIMCO) and Chittagong Stock Exchange, with consolidated revenues exceeding 130 billion Bangladeshi Taka (approximately $1.2 billion) in FY 2023/24. BEXIMCO's brand heat score of 780/1000 reflects its dominant position as a national champion enterprise and industrial ecosystem builder. Its unparalleled vertical integration and scale have created significant competitive moats through cost advantages and supply chain security, while diversification into pharmaceuticals and media provides counter-cyclical buffers unavailable to pure contract manufacturers. The company faces challenges including global demand fluctuations, rising energy and raw material costs, and currency volatility affecting the Bangladeshi Taka. For FY2026 and beyond, BEXIMCO is pursuing a strategic transformation toward high-value products, green and sustainable manufacturing through solar energy investments and water recycling technologies, and digital/automation upgrades throughout its production and supply chain operations. The company aims to reduce reliance on basic apparel while expanding into Asian and African markets beyond its traditional European and North American customer base, leveraging synergies across its diversified business portfolio to develop functional fabrics and enhance brand influence.