DX Group outlines expansion strategy for FY2026–27
DX Group has announced an ambitious strategy for the fiscal year 2026–27, with a sharp focus on business diversification, operational efficiency, financial discipline and rapid expansion in smartphones, consumer electronics, electric vehicles and new energy solutions.
At a recent strategy meeting, leaders from DX Group's four business clusters—retail, distribution, service and marketing—convened as the company looks to solidify its position as a diversified conglomerate.
Participants included Founder and Chief Executive Officer Dewan Kanon, Senior Vice President for Strategy and Partnership Jason, Operations Director Leton Biswas, Sales Director Lieutenant Colonel Syedis Sakalayen, Chief Financial Officer Noornavi Bhuiyan and Chief Supply Chain Officer Arifur Rahman.
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DX Group represents global brands including Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, TCL, AIMA, Luyuan and Julong.
According to the group, it serves more than 70,000 retail outlets, directly operates over 100 branded stores and manages more than 40 service centres nationwide. DX Group employs more than 2,000 people.
The 2026–27 roadmap prioritises expansion across DX Group's core business areas, strengthening its five-channel strategy and introducing key performance indicator-driven leadership.
The plan sets revenue targets, with contributions diversified across the group's strategic business units.
DX Group said the strategy would prioritise sustainable growth, capital efficiency, financial discipline and resilience while supporting the expansion of its international brand partnerships in Bangladesh's electronics and new energy markets.
