
Electrification
SPC poles for REB, BPDB, DESA, DESCO and BMDA lines across the country.
We started by making the poles that carry electricity to Bangladesh’s villages. Today our companies also lay gas mains, drive foundation piles, and spin cotton and jute.
To drive progress and connectivity through infrastructure that reaches communities across Bangladesh. Better access to electricity and gas eases energy shortages, helps local businesses grow and improves everyday life.
The group was formed in 2007 around two established businesses, Poles and Concrete Limited and ARC Construction Company. From that base we moved into jute and textiles, adding companies that use the same discipline in engineering, quality control and delivery.

SPC poles for REB, BPDB, DESA, DESCO and BMDA lines across the country.

Cross-country, high-pressure pipelines for Petrobangla companies.

PHC piles for buildings, bridges, marine works and solar plants.

Cotton yarn, jute goods, and the pins and staves jute mills depend on.
2003
PCL begins making SPC poles in Khulna for the national electrification programme.
2007
The group is formed around PCL and ARC Construction, and launches Glory Engineering to make pins and staves for jute mills.
2008
A composite jute mill opens in Rupsha, Khulna, making yarn, rope, cloth and bags.
2010
Glory Spinning opens with 40,000 ring spindles, and ARC starts taking on larger cross-country gas pipelines.
Recent
Glory Poles joins the group as its newest SPC pole maker, while PCL’s PHC piles go into solar plants such as the 75 MW Sonagazi project.
Next
Glory Spinning is expanding capacity for domestic and export markets.
We keep our word to utilities, buyers, lenders and the people who work for us.
Small teams solve real problems. One digital tracking tool cut our delivery times by 30%.
Six companies share engineering, logistics and leadership, so each one is stronger.
Innovate, integrate, elevate.
We want every company in the group to raise the standard in its industry, and to leave the communities around our plants better off than we found them.