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SDAD Circular Letter No. 02: Scheduled banks will remain closed for the 13th national parliamentary election and referendum, 2026

Scheduled banks in Bangladesh are required to remain closed on Monday, 11 February 2026, and Tuesday, 12 February 2026, to observe a two-day holiday for the 13th national parliamentary election and referendum. This closure is mandated under the Government Notification No. 05.00.0000.000.175.08.0003.26-16 dated 25 January 2026 and is issued pursuant to Section 45 of the Companies Act, 1991.

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Specialized Data Transformation & Analytics Reporting (SDAD) SDAD Circular Letter No. 02 18 Falgun 1432 Date: -------------------- 01 February 2026

To
Chief Executive Officer / Chief Operating Officer of Scheduled Banks

Two-day holiday for the 13th National Parliamentary Election and Referendum

Scheduled banks are granted a two-day holiday on Monday, 11 February 2026, and Tuesday, 12 February 2026, for the 13th National Parliamentary Election and Referendum.

In this regard,

Pursuant to Government Notification No. 05.00.0000.000.175.08.0003.26-16 dated 25 January 2026 under the Ministry of Public Administration, scheduled banks are directed to remain closed on Monday, 11 February 2026, and Tuesday, 12 February 2026.

This order is issued under Section 45 of the Companies Act, 1991.

(Abdur Rahman)
Chief Executive Officer (SDAD)
Phone: 9530093

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