- CEO
- Mohammad Ferdaush Hossain
- Full Time Employees
- 122
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Investment banks/Brokers
- Address
- Dhaka Bangladesh
- IPO Date
- May 6, 2007
- Business
- Union Capital Limited is a Bangladesh-based non-banking financial institution engaged in providing corporate finance, small and medium enterprise financing, consumer credit, and capital market services. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the company operates across Bangladesh through a network of branches and specialized subsidiaries, including UniCap Investments Limited and UniCap Securities Limited.
The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of financial products and structured services across multiple business segments: lease financing for industrial plant machinery, commercial vehicles, medical equipment, and office technology; term loan financing, including short-term, medium-term, and long-term project loans, working capital financing, and bridge loans for corporate and industrial enterprises; syndicated loan arrangements and structured finance advisory; small and medium enterprise (SME) loan products, comprising women entrepreneur loans, trade financing, small business term facilities, and agriculture-based enterprise loans; real estate and housing finance for residential mortgage acquisition, home construction, and commercial property development; factoring of accounts receivables, including domestic invoice factoring, bill discounting, and work order financing; fixed-income deposit schemes for retail and institutional clients, including term deposit receipts, monthly profit-earning savings schemes, cumulative growth deposits, and institutional treasury deposit programs; and capital market operations delivered through its subsidiaries, providing equity brokerage, depository participant services, margin lending facilities, portfolio management, issue management for initial public offerings, and underwriting.
In recent company developments, Union Capital Limited has undergone major corporate and operational restructuring under the oversight of Bangladesh Bank and capital market authorities to reinforce financial stability and strengthen balance sheet fundamentals. Key recent initiatives include the reconstitution of the Board of Directors with newly inducted independent and institutional directors, executive management reorganization, and the execution of a comprehensive asset-recovery and debt-restructuring roadmap. The institution has focused strategic priorities on intensifying non-performing loan recovery, implementing automated credit monitoring and enhanced risk management frameworks, rightsizing administrative overheads, and rationalizing branch operations to support long-term liquidity and sustainable business turnaround.