DBL Group has made history by winning the HSBC Export Excellence Award 2025 for the sixth time, setting an unmatched national record in the Export Excellence – Ready-Made Garments category.
The award, jointly presented by HSBC in association with the Ministry of Commerce Government of Bangladesh and the British High Commission Dhaka, recognises sustained export performance and leadership in the country’s apparel sector.
With the latest recognition, DBL Group has become the only conglomerate in Bangladesh to secure the prestigious award six times since its inception.
The recognition reflects the group’s consistent export growth, deeper penetration into global markets, and innovation driven by a fully vertically integrated knitwear ecosystem.
The award committee also acknowledged DBL Group’s resilience in navigating global economic uncertainty and supply chain disruptions while maintaining delivery commitments to international buyers.
Managing Director of DBL Group M A Jabbar said winning the award six times reaffirmed that consistency, integrity and innovation remained the core foundations of sustainable export excellence.
The group has continued to raise industry benchmarks at a time when global buyers are tightening requirements on environmental, social and governance compliance, European Union regulations and full supply chain transparency.
Its end-to-end backward integration model has strengthened quality control, reduced lead times and ensured verifiable sustainability outcomes, positioning the group as a preferred sourcing partner for leading global fashion brands.
Beyond ready-made garments, DBL Group’s diversified operations across ceramics, pharmaceuticals, infrastructure and dredging, garments accessories, telecom, agro, aviation, digital solutions and global fashion retail have reinforced its financial strength and long-term stability.
As Bangladesh consolidates its position as a major global apparel sourcing hub, DBL Group continues to play a leading role in advancing ethical, sustainable and technology-driven manufacturing across the sector.
