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Alesha Mart, which once claimed to have the backing of a strong group of businesses founded by a deep-pocketed businessman, has now petitioned the government for Tk 300 crore working capital to resume operations and repay the money. client.

On December 5, Alesha Mart submitted a letter to the Department of Commerce for the loan as working capital.

“We found ourselves in the fastest growing South Asian company with transactions of over 14 billion in just six months,” said the e-commerce platform, which closed its office until new order, in his candidacy.

“All of our plans were to compete and be the market leader in 2030,” the app said.

According to Alesha Mart’s app, it currently has 50,000 employees, 1.3 million app users and 0.8 million orders per month.

He also assured to give the necessary guarantees, including a land mortgage of 3000 decimals, against the loan.

“We are confident to effectively resolve the unforeseen issue,” the application reads.

Alesha Mart closed its office on December 2, accusing some ‘outsiders’ of assaulting its staff while demanding refunds in its office, and it said it would not resume operations until it was insured of security.

The Alesha Group has more than a dozen registered companies, including some “profitable” ones which, according to the founder, have subsidized e-commerce to the tune of billions of taka.

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