Import Cement — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Bangladesh

Wali & Co. offers three cement grades produced in Bangladesh: Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), Portland Composite Cement (PCC) and Slag Cement. The supplier states that the products adhere to international quality standards, including ISO certification, to ensure reliable performance across construction projects. These cement types are positioned for use in residential buildings, infrastructure works and commercial structures. The company promotes flexible minimum order quantities and provides bulk bag packaging for easy handling.

Typical OPC in the region delivers a compressive strength of about 33 MPa at 28 days, while PCC combines Portland clinker with supplementary cementitious materials to achieve comparable strength with enhanced durability. Slag cement commonly exhibits a compressive strength of 30‑35 MPa and offers lower heat of hydration, a standard benefit for large pours. All grades usually meet ASTM C595 specifications and display low shrinkage and good workability, attributes expected of modern cement. Standard fineness levels are around 340 m²/kg, facilitating efficient mixing.

The cement is purchased by contractors, ready‑mix concrete producers and civil engineering firms for applications such as foundations, road bases and precast elements. Wali & Co. can ship the product under FOB or CIF terms, with payment options including L/C and T/T. Prospective buyers should confirm the exact MOQ, lead time and any additional testing requirements directly with the supplier.

Wali & Co. operates from 6/A/2 Segun Bagicha, 1st Floor, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh. The firm is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbour‑level trust rating, and its response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded response time, indicating that inquiries have not yet been answered on the platform.

The supplier’s catalogue highlights three cement variants but does not disclose production capacity, exact pricing or lead‑time details. Importers should request a detailed quotation and verify certification copies before committing to a purchase.