Dhaka August 10, 2022, 8:50 am
Trading starts at 10:30 am which will continue until 2:30 pm
Trading at the bourses will begin at 10:30am and continue till 2:30pm from Wednesday
Market analysts said the securities regulator’s ultimatum to 61 directors of 22 listed firms to ensure holding of minimum 2.0 percent shares led the buying pressure in the market
DSE daily turnover jumps 104pc
Lack of participation from the institutional investors along with regulator-set floor prices kept the investors out of the trading floor
Stocks post marginal gain
Non-payment of fees, depressed mkt outlook main reasons
Cos to be transferred to the main board from OTC also come under the system
Sonali Paper makes debut in main board
The initiative has opened up an opportunity to bring fresh investment of Tk12,000 crore from all 59 banks in the country. The investment opportunity will remain open until January 13, 2025
DSE turnover jumps to Tk 5.56b riding on block trade
The board of directors of Bank Asia Ltd has decided to form a subsidiary company to conduct digital banking activities subject to obtaining necessary approval from regulators.
Daily trade turnover on Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) scaled a Tk 25 billion mark on Sunday, for the first time in nine and a half years, riding on the block transaction of GlaxoSmithKline shares.
The volume of investors' fund, allegedly, embezzled by the owners of the Crest Securities Ltd., a member of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), could be sizeable, sources said.
Stocks witnessed mixed trend in early trading on Tuesday amid sluggish turnover as growing tension over the Covid-19 pandemic and floor price mechanism kept the investors on the sidelines.
Runner Automobiles standalone earnings per share (EPS) tumbled nearly 98 per cent year-on-year in the January-March, 2020 quarter as sales impacted by Covid-19 outbreak.
Meghna Petroleum’s net profit after tax fell 8.58 per cent year-on-year in nine months for July, 2019 to March, 2020.
Country's main bourse has taken a move to launch digital trading considering the safety and security of investors and other market stakeholders as the deadly virus goes virulent across the country.
Stocks posted a marginal gain in the outgoing week as growing tension over the virus scare and the floor price mechanism kept the market almost dull.
The board of directors of LankaBangla Finance Ltd has recommended 7.0 per cent cash and 5.0 per cent stock dividend for the year ended on December 31, 2019.
