MAX is a company that shall not be owned by the owners only, but also to be owned by its employees. MAX values its people as its true stakeholders in achieving its vision, mission, by implementing requisite strategies.
MAX would achieve above visions through establishment of a group strategic project management office (SPMO) which will lead implementing safety as pivotal culture to deliver safe projects to generations and to the country. The SPMO will lead materializing end to end project development processes, early project set up planning procedures, project executions plan models, implementing total governance & control and, help acquiring up-to-date EPC/EPCM capabilities. MAX GROUP will continue to enhance its Power and Energy sector EPC experience along with acquiring operational capabilities as deliberate opportunities to strengthen positive value profile of the group. MAX will thrive vertically in the manufacturing wing growth augmenting the strategic supply chain of the mega-projects and boost project and corporate ROI. Any horizontal expansion of manufacturing division will be driven by R&D push, added market penetration and business development of consumer goods in engineering product – lines both for domestic and export markets and investing in those that elevates company’s value factors complementing the vision.
The MAX GROUP will accomplish listing in the DSE (Dhaka Stock Exchange) by October 2020. It will engage in the road show to float IPO (Initial Public Offering) to boost financial leverage sharing corporate profit more with the general public and its underwriters. The MAX will maintain its sincere paymaster status and roles with country’s banking communities and international development agencies as ADB, KFW, World Bank, JICA etc.
As a socially responsible company, MAX will achieve business growth through a structured organization that is dedicated to attaining the strategic vision pledging to deliver its sociotechnical obligations. These include “skills and knowledge enhancement initiatives at national level”, sticking to “sustainable development goals (SDG-2030”) and supporting “vision 2041 of the GOB (Government of Bangladesh)” to put the nation at Developed Country Status.