Press Release
13 October, 2026, 11:30 am
Last modified: 13 October, 2026, 11:31 am
Ulkasemi Pvt Limited has signed an agreement with MetLife Bangladesh to provide insurance coverage for its employees and eligible dependants, including protection against accidents, disability and loss of life.
The partnership also includes inpatient, outpatient and maternity coverage to help employees and their families manage financial risks arising from medical emergencies and unforeseen events, according to the press release.
Ulkasemi said the agreement reflected its commitment to employee wellbeing and access to comprehensive insurance protection.
The company said it selected MetLife for its claims settlement record, customised solutions, digital dashboard, cashless hospitalisation and ambulance services, and financial strength.
MetLife said it settled Tk2,853 crore in claims in 2025 and Tk1,384 crore in the first six months of 2026, describing both amounts as the highest in Bangladesh's life insurance industry for the respective periods.
Mohammed Enayetur Rahman, CEO of Ulkasemi, and Mohammad Kamruzzaman, assistant managing director and chief corporate business officer of MetLife Bangladesh, attended the signing ceremony alongside other senior officials.
Ulkasemi is a semiconductor design services company working with technology and systems companies worldwide to develop semiconductor products.
Its work spans artificial intelligence infrastructure, mobile devices, high-performance central and graphics processing units, the internet of things, data centres and servers, automotive systems, networking and communications, cloud infrastructure, medical devices and other emerging technologies.
The company said its services emphasised engineering excellence, quality and professionalism in supporting internationally recognised clients.
MetLife said it was Bangladesh's leading life insurer, providing protection to around one million individual customers and more than 300,000 employees and their dependants across over 900 organisations.
The companies said the partnership would strengthen financial security and healthcare protection for Ulkasemi employees and their families, reinforcing their commitment to employee welfare and sustainable development.