The announcement, made through a notice signed by Labour Ministry Secretary AHM Shafiquzzaman, calls for immediate resumption of work at all Beximco facilities in the Ashulia-Chandra area. The secretary urged workers to return to their jobs promptly, emphasizing the government’s commitment to resolving the crisis.

The unrest began when workers from multiple Beximco factories staged demonstrations demanding overdue salaries. Today marked the fifth consecutive day of protests, with hundreds of workers blocking the Chandra-Nabinagar highway near the Chakraborty intersection in the Sarabo area of Kashimpur, Gazipur. Protesters resumed their blockade at around 10:00 am, following a temporary suspension of demonstrations late last night.

The blockade has disrupted transportation and trade activities along the vital highway, adding pressure on local authorities to resolve the standoff.

Speaking to reporters, a Labour Ministry official said, “This loan package demonstrates the government’s proactive role in addressing labour grievances. We urge the workers to trust this process and resume their duties immediately.”

Beximco management has welcomed the government’s support and pledged to disburse the pending salaries promptly upon receiving the funds.

The Finance Division is expected to release the loan amount within the next 48 hours, enabling factory operations to return to normal. Despite the assurance, workers have vowed to continue protests until wages are paid in full.

Local police have been deployed to maintain order, but the situation remains tense. Labour rights organizations have called for sustainable solutions to prevent recurring wage-related disruptions in the industrial sector.

The unfolding situation highlights ongoing challenges in ensuring timely wage disbursement and worker welfare in Bangladesh’s vital manufacturing sector.

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They were keen to learn about Beximco’s vision and strategy on the global situations, application of technologies to overcome manufacturing and great initiatives on sustainability issues. They were extremely impressed with the State-of-the-Art vertical manufacturing in Textiles, Apparel, Washing and ceramics Plants and the recruitment, retention & growth of Best in Class employees and a happy workforce.
The US diplomats were very impressed to see Shinepukur Ceramics which produces fine Porcelain and high-end China for customers including Royal Doulton, Royal Albert, and others.

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Datatex is proud to announce that Beximco Textiles and Apparels Division in Bangladesh has decided to implement our full NOW ERP suite.

The textile and apparel division of Beximco Group has vertically integrated textile and apparel manufacturing plants for knits, wovens (yarn dyed and solid dyed) and denim products.

The manufacturing capacities include spinning, knitting, weaving, processing, and garment manufacturing (cut, sew, finish) across the verticals. Apart from core manufacturing, Beximco also has a state-of-the-art garment washing division and a printing & embroidery division.

At the time of confirmation of this engagement, Mr. Syed Naved Husain, Group Director and CEO of Beximco Group said, “We are a Datatex customer for more than 20 years using TIM. We have decided to move to NOW due to its technically advanced features and functionally comprehensive ERP platform for the textile and apparel industry”.

Mr. Ronnie Hagin, Group CEO, Datatex said, “We are thankful to Beximco management for their support all these years and eager to further consolidate our long-term relationship with Beximco supporting their business expansions with our latest technologies!”

Beximco will implement the full NOW suite of products, the modules for capacity balancing (MCM) and production scheduling (MQM), Shopfloor Automation solutions (CAMS & CATS) and Board, the BI platform.

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