Energypac, one of Bangladesh’s leading power and engineering conglomerates, recently hosted an executive meeting at the Gulshan Club to outline its long-term growth roadmap and a distinct financial realignment strategy.
The new roadmap, titled “River Wave,” utilises a Revenue Based Financing (RBF) model intended to boost sustainability and enhance production efficiencies across core business segments.
Guided by the principle “Growth for Goodness,” the leadership team detailed a forward-looking operational model to strengthen the company’s market presence.
During the session, Energypac Power Generation PLC Chairman Engineer Rabiul Alam and Managing Director and CEO Humayun Rashid mapped out various product expansions.
Their presentation highlighted next-generation mobility, including Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) and EV buses, alongside the expansion of bulk and bottled LPG operations.
Other focus areas included substations, the introduction of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), and core industrial infrastructure offerings.
In a separate presentation, Chief Financial Officer Md Aminur Rahman Khan detailed the financial components of the “River Wave” strategy, which focuses on revenue-based growth and disciplined cost management.
The plan employs a data-driven Six Sigma framework to maximise plant capacity, optimise working capital, and streamline non-core assets to reduce liabilities.
“Our ‘River Wave’ strategy outlines a clear, Revenue Based Financing (RBF) model designed to streamline liabilities, optimise working capital, and restore strong operational cash flows,” Aminur Rahman said.
He added that by adhering to a rigorous operational framework and collaborating closely with financial partners, the company is confident in its ability to build a resilient balance sheet and drive sustainable profitability.
Through these strategic initiatives, Energypac seeks to reaffirm its commitment to supporting the economic transformation of Bangladesh through sustainable and innovative engineering solutions.
