Top ten richest man in Shylhet

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Britain's industrialist Iqbal Ahmed, one of Britain's richest people in Osmaninagar, Sylhet In keeping with Britain's economy, there is an outstanding role in the country's economy, Seir Mark Group and Chairman of NRB Bank, Iqbal Ahmed OBE.

Bangladeshi-born Iqbal Ahmad has 466th place in Britain's 1,000 rich list of British daily newspaper Sunday Times. In a year, his wealth has increased by 20 million pounds to 205 million pounds (about 2,497 crores).

Iqbal Ahmad OBE was born in 1956 in Burumanga of Osmaninagar. He came to Britain in 1971 only 15 years old. Family business in 1977 from British City's Westminster City College was completed after completing studies. Developing successful businesses like Sea Mark and Ebako. Currently he is living with family in Manchester Iqbal Ahmad OBE emerged as the richest among the British Bangladeshis on the Sunday Times list for the first time in 2006. He occupied the number 511 that year in Britain's top rich list. The amount of his property was mentioned to be £ 110 million.

Bangladeshi businessman Iqbal Ahmed received the honor of the government's watchdog 'Trade and Investment' on trade and investment growth, contributing to the United Kingdom export in 2014. He was also awarded 'UKTI Export Champion-2015' with a British businessman to contribute to growth through the export of the UK's Northwest Territories. Iqbal Ahmed said, "Such recognition gives me motivation. This kind of recognition motivates me. It also helps in increasing the business. I am more pleased that Bangladesh also benefits from it. "Iqbal Ahmed Symark Group and Chairman of NRB Bank Bangladesh. Symark PLC, a Symark Group company founded by Iqbal Ahmed in the northwestern city of Manchester, is exporting seafood and frozen foods to 60 countries around the world. Besides this, the Simark Group is also operating in UK, restaurants, restaurants, hotels and varmelian restaurants. In the case of exports in various fields, the average annual income of 30 billion pounds of merchants in northwestern areas of the UK. Earlier, Simark PLC won the Queens Award in 1998 and the 1999 Annagoral Business in Europe Award.

Besides the Simark PLC, the UK's leading seafood importer Variety of shrimp, various types of fish and frozen foods, including imported black tiger shrimp are re-processed and exported to different countries. Iqbal Ahmed said, "The companies that export our country from the United Kingdom are mostly from Bangladesh and most of them are processed here and it is processed here." After the extension of their business in the name of Simark Group 'Simark Bangladesh', the Prime Minister Has received honor from Sheikh Hasina. There are about 400 people in the Symark Group companies and employees in the country.

Apart from Iqbal Ahmed, a charity named 'Iqbal Brothers Foundation' has established a high school and college in Buriganga.