Engr. Mosharraf in Business Arena
Engr. Mosharraf started to look after his inherited family businesses so that financial problems do not hinder his political and social activities. At one stage in 1983, he founded GasMin Limited www.gasmin.com "GasMin Limited" an ISO 9001:2000 certified Construction and Engineering Firm primarily providing services in the energy sector development in Bangladesh. As an Engineer and Managing Director of GasMin he has successfully completed many major Gas Pipeline Construction and other energy sector development projects in the country. Next, he further expanded the Hotel Sayeman which was first built by his father in 1964 into a 75 room resort with swimming pool and other modern amenities. In order to develop the tourism and investment atmosphere in the port city of Chittagong, he further went into development of a long awaited Four Star Hotel, The Peninsula Chittagong, www.peninsulactg.com under joint venture investment from the United States on his family owned land in GEC Circle of Chittagong. While a major bank is financing the hotel project, Engr. Mosharraf’s family owns part of the share of the holding company of the hotel. The four star international standard hotel has been frequented by many foreign tourists, business travelers, diplomats and major league players from several countries and received excellent commendations from all.
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