The 11 listed multinational companies of the Dhaka bourse are bagging higher profits than their local counterparts thanks to their superior skillset, research-based investment and astute management of operational costs. The top five companies with the highest earnings per share (EPS) are multinationals: Bata, Reckitt Benckiser, Linde Bangladesh,...
Dhaka stocks slid in the past week after gaining significantly in the week before as investors went for share sales amid disappointing corporate declarations by a number of companies, including the Investment Corporation of Bangladesh, Grameenphone, ACI and MI Cement. DSEX, the key index of the Dhaka...
For investment transactions particularly in private limited companies, in Bangladesh, we are historically more comfortable in dealing with ordinary shares. With a significant rise in foreign direct investment (FDI) in recent pre-Covid years, the government’s commitment to policy reforms to attract more FDI, rise in pre-seed and...
The Venture Capital and Private Equity Association of Bangladesh (VCPEAB) on Wednesday sought policy support from regulators to create a sustainable venture capital industry. They also put emphasis on the possibility of contribution by venture capital and private equity investments to boost trade, innovation, export, and help...
Dhaka bourse closed the week setting a milestone in market capital capitalisation riding on investors' enthusiastic participation in large cap sectors.
Following the price appreciation witnessed by majority number of listed securities, the market capitalisation on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) hit a fresh...
Making frequent changes to the initial public offering rules by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission have failed to stop irregularities on the primary market in the country’s capital market. The BSEC has amended the rules thrice in the last four years and issued seven notifications related...
Floor price was a buzzword at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) yesterday as it prevented many investors from selling shares even though trading resumed after a long break of more than two months. The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) set the floor price on March 19...
DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), has continued to gain for 11 consecutive sessions, ending at 4,545 points with 180 points or 4.13% gain on Sunday. The upward rally continued as investors went on a buying spree, feeling optimistic about the expansionary monetary...
