The Great Place to Work® Institute has awarded Bangladesh Edible Oil Limited (BEOL) its GPTW certification for the second consecutive year.
Having grown significantly since its launch in 1992, the GPTW program certifies over 10,000 companies in over 60 countries on the basis of the Trust Index Survey, reads a press release issued on Wednesday.
The GPTW certification was awarded to BEOL for the period of 2023-24.
BEOL, a subsidiary of Adani Wilmar Pte Ltd, which is a 100% foreign-owned joint venture between Wilmar International Limited of Singapore and the Adani Group of India, boasts a legacy spanning over three decades. It serves as the parent company to market-favorite superbrands like Rupchanda. Rupchanda Fortified Soybean Oil is so enriched and beloved by locals that it has received the Superbrands award four times, been recognized as the Best Brand 13 times and also earned the distinction of being Asia’s Most Desirable Brand.
Over the years, the company has added basmati, aromatic and regular rice to its portfolio, and it currently serves a range of products other than soyabean oil like rice bran oil, mustard oil and palm oil alongside brands like Fortune, Meizan and Lucky.
Earning the GPTW certification aligns with one of BEOL's top priorities: its employees. BEOL is committed to providing equal opportunities for growth, recognizing and rewarding employees equally, maintaining transparent communication with management and fostering innovation and leadership among its workforce.
The GPTW certification is based on comprehensive employee surveys and the validation reflects the value the company places on employee opinions, substantial investment in training programs, community engagement through events like blood donation drives, winter cloth distribution and fostering team unity with annual picnics. BEOL's dedication to a positive work culture underpins this achievement, solidifying its standing as a Great Place to Work® for 2023-24.
