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Banagladesh: Jamuna Group to invest Tk1,000 crore in Evaly

The Jamuna is planning to invest Tk1,000 crore at different stages. This information was given by Evaly in a press release on Tuesday.

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Dhaka — The Jamuna Group is going to invest Tk1,000 crore in a much-debated e-commerce platform Evaly. Initially, the group will invest Tk200 crore in one of the leading industries in the country.

The Jamuna is planning to invest Tk1,000 crore at different stages. This information was given by Evaly in a press release on Tuesday.

Welcoming such an , , founder and CEO of Evaly, said, “We are really pleased to have another local company by our side as a local initiative.”

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This investment in the Jamuna is part of continuous investment and they have the opportunity to invest in the next step as well. This investment will be spent on the future development of Evaly and increasing the scope of business.

Regarding the delivery of old orders to the customers, Mohammad Rassell said, “We are giving the highest priority to the delivery of old orders which are pending. If necessary, we will make further investments.”

Regarding investment, Shamim Islam, managing director of Jamuna Group, a leading industrial group in the country, said, “We see in the development of different countries of the world that local e-commerce companies are playing an important role in the economic development of the country.”

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“Such as Amazon in the case of the , Alibaba in the case of .

Similarly, the domestic e-commerce Evaly has already created a position of its own in Bangladesh. Only working to fulfill the dreams of the common people of the country.”

Jamuna Group has been working for the welfare of the country and its people for over 50 years. From now on, Evaly and Jamuna Group have become partners in fulfilling that dream.

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Welcoming the partnership between Evaly and Jamuna Group, Monica Islam, Group Director of Jamuna Group, said that Jamuna Group has been doing business with quality products and services in the country’s market. Jamuna Future Park is the largest offline marketplace in Bangladesh. And now Jamuna will be with Evaly to build the biggest online marketplace.

We have stood by them in their difficult times, believing in Evaly’s honest business intentions to take Digital Bangladesh and the country’s e-commerce sector forward in a strong position.

SM Abdul Wadud, Director, Jamuna Group, said, “We want to contribute to the domestic economy during the global epidemic. We will publish more detailed information about this investment step by step.”

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