Zeal Bangla Sugar Milla Limited
DDSE:ZEALBANGLA169.10
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ISIN
BD0266ZEALB6
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- CEO
- Mohammad Mosharaf Hossan
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Agricultural commodities/Milling
- Address
- Dhaka Bangladesh
- Website
- zbsm.bsfic.gov.bd
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- Zeal Bangla Sugar Mills Limited is a state-owned agribusiness and agro-processing enterprise primarily engaged in the manufacturing, refining, and commercial distribution of cane sugar and sugarcane-derived by-products. Founded in 1958 and incorporated in 1963, the company is headquartered in Dewanganj, Jamalpur District, Bangladesh, and operates as a manufacturing subsidiary of the state-run Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation (BSFIC) under the Ministry of Industries. The company's core product and service portfolio encompasses refined plantation white crystal sugar distributed to domestic consumer, wholesale, and institutional food processing markets; industrial molasses supplied as a key feedstock for domestic distilleries, industrial ethanol producers, and cattle feed manufacturers; sugarcane bagasse utilized for captive biomass boiler fuel and commercial paper pulp manufacturing; press mud (filter cake) supplied as an organic soil conditioner and bio-fertilizer; and agricultural support services, including sugarcane crop financing, input credit disbursement, certified seed distribution, and technical extension advisory services for contracted growers across the Dewanganj mill zone. Publicly traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE: ZEALBANGLA) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE: ZEALBANGLA), the enterprise focuses its supply and distribution activities entirely within Bangladesh. Recent corporate and operational developments include the execution of scheduled crushing campaigns under BSFIC administrative supervision, such as the 2025–2026 processing season targeting the crushing of 70,000 metric tonnes of sugarcane; ongoing financial restructuring and state-level interest-waiver negotiations to address accumulated debt obligations and operational cost disparities; and strategic alignment with Ministry of Industries modernization programs aimed at industrial plant upgrades, raw material yield stabilization, and commercial by-product diversification.