bdnews24.com :
The chairman of Bangladesh’s one of the oldest business conglomerates MM Ispahani Group has passed away.
Mirza Ali Behrouze Ispahani breathed his last early morning Monday while being treated at the Apollo Hospital in Dhaka, said a statement issued by business daily The Financial Express.
Ispahani Group, which is involved in tea, textile, jute, property, poultry and shipping, also owns stakes in the newspaper. Behrouze, a descendant of the Ispahani family, which has been involved in business in South Asia since 1820, was a member of the Dhaka Stock Exchange anda
sat on the Board of Midas Financing Ltd.
Educated in the US, Behrouze was also serving as the chairman for Islamia Eye Institute and Hospital and the Ispahani Public School and College. He was also a member of the Trustee Board of the Independent University, Bangladesh. The Ispahani Group, well known for its tea across the Indian sub-continent, employs around 10,000 people. In 1820, Hazi Mohammad Hashem Ispahani moved to India’s Mumbai from Persia’s Ispahan.
Mirza Ali Behrouze Ispahani breathed his last early morning Monday while being treated at the Apollo Hospital in Dhaka, said a statement issued by business daily The Financial Express.
Ispahani Group, which is involved in tea, textile, jute, property, poultry and shipping, also owns stakes in the newspaper. Behrouze, a descendant of the Ispahani family, which has been involved in business in South Asia since 1820, was a member of the Dhaka Stock Exchange anda
sat on the Board of Midas Financing Ltd.
Educated in the US, Behrouze was also serving as the chairman for Islamia Eye Institute and Hospital and the Ispahani Public School and College. He was also a member of the Trustee Board of the Independent University, Bangladesh. The Ispahani Group, well known for its tea across the Indian sub-continent, employs around 10,000 people. In 1820, Hazi Mohammad Hashem Ispahani moved to India’s Mumbai from Persia’s Ispahan.
