Jamuna Group will not invest in evaly
Jamuna Group, one of the country's leading industrial groups, will not invest in e-commerce company evaly. Mohammad Alamgir Alam, Director (Marketing, Sales and Operations) of Jamuna Group, announced the decision in an 'emergency public notice'.
In a statement posted on his Facebook account on Monday, Mohammad Alamgir Alam said it was a prudent decision to invest hundreds of crores of taka in a business sector without any assurance of far-reaching business prosperity and a thorough review and reconsideration before any final investment. Jamuna Group is not willing to risk its reputation, talent and ability.
The decision, authority and rights to invest money in any other company is the sole prerogative of the Jamuna Group alone; this is not a matter of dealing with a request of any other company. The Jamuna Group has not taken any responsibility in the past or in the future for any internal affairs of any other company. It has been made public.
At the outset of the announcement, the Jamuna Group emphasizes productive and constructive business policy in conducting business, which has been instrumental in the massive development of the country's industrial infrastructure as well as the direct and indirect employment of millions of people in the long run.
After giving this role, the public statement at the end further said that the decision to invest the money of Jamuna Group in any other company, jurisdiction and rights are only the exclusive matter of Jamuna Group. This is not a matter of sneezing at anyone's request. The Jamuna Group has not taken any responsibility for the internal affairs of any other company in the past and will not take any responsibility in the future.
Before giving this notification, Mohammad Alamgir Alam has given various statuses to discuss the status of Evaluation. In one of them he wrote- “Millions of people have been deprived of sleep at night due to the tension of thousands or lakhs of taka. If you invest thousands of crores of taka, you can go to sleep at night and this sleep can no longer be broken.”
In another status, he put the question - "Your money is stuck somewhere, so you have to pay crores of taka to rescue? We also suffer in private life. But do personal emotions predominate in corporate decisions?"
“Where millions of taka of your own family have been in uncertainty for months, would you invest billions of taka in such an enterprise? There was a question in the conscience of the nation.”
Earlier on August 27, Alamgir Alam had said in a Facebook post that the evaly was being audited by the Jamuna Group. The debts of evaly customers and evaly suppliers will be determined through this audit. The Jamuna Group will then formally discuss the matter of investment in the evaly.
Alamgir Alam further said in the Facebook post that as the audit has not been completed yet and the final report has not yet reached the Jamuna Group, the Group is not ready to issue an official statement on investment in the evaly.