Evince Group’s Evitex Honored for Sustainable Manufacturing Excellence

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Evince Group’s Evitex Honored for Sustainable Manufacturing Excellence

B Mirror Report : Evitex Dress Shirt Ltd., a sister concern of Evince Group, has been named the “Most Sustainable Garments Factory of the Year” at the SDG Brand Champion Awards 2026 in recognition of its commitment to sustainable manufacturing and responsible business practices.
Sanjana Shehnaz Chowdhury, Director of Evince Group, received the trophy at the Bangladesh Innovation Conclave, organized in collaboration with the Sustainable Brand Initiative and the Bangladesh Brand Forum. She was accompanied by senior Evince officials, including Group GM of Human Resources Mohammad Abu Motalib, DGM of Compliance Syed Shahidujjaman, and AGM of Maintenance Muhammad Ali.
Presented by Akij Bashir Group, the 2026 awards were powered by SMC Enterprise Limited and AIUB, in association with PRAN-RFL Group and BGMEA, to honor organizations driving measurable environmental, social, and economic impact aligned with Bangladesh’s Sustainable Development Goals.
This commitment is highlighted by Evitex’s flagship LEED Platinum-certified facility, which emphasizes green building practices, energy efficiency, and eco-friendly operations to foster long-term competitiveness in the RMG sector.
According to Evince Group strategy, sustainability remains central to its long-term strategy.
Yasir Monon
Yasir Mononhttp://www.yasirmonon.com
News Editor, Business Mirror

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