Shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) surged today as investors maintained their active participation.

BSEC has lifted the floor price for Anwar Galvanizing, Orion Pharmaceuticals and Renata as part of its move to bring back vibrancy to the market.

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has approved retrospectively the raising of Tk 25 crore in paid-up capital by a chemical company although the pooling had effectively breached securities rules for not acquiring the prerequisite regulatory approval.

Dhaka Stock Exchange visits the company’s closed production unit

The main index for measuring share price performance in the stock market of Bangladesh continued to curve upwards yesterday even though the government has announced plans to slash export subsidies.

Its losses per share hit Tk 0.28 in Oct-Dec of 2023

BSRM Ltd, the biggest steelmaker in Bangladesh, said its sales dropped in the first half of the current financial year, suffered by reduced demand amid the economic slowdown.

Its profit decreased by 99.6% year-on-year to Tk 2 crore

Prime Bank Investment Ltd (PBIL) has signed an agreement with the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) for sharing data on the shariah-compliant index of the country's premier bourse.

The DSEX closed at 6,079, lowest since July 28 in 2022

The key index for measuring the overall performance of share prices in the stock market of Bangladesh slipped to a 17-month low today, marking two days of consistent decline, while turnover also fell.

Pharma, engineering stocks faced massive falls

Bangladesh’s stocks fell in the early trade erasing some gains made in the previous two days

Shares of Walton Hi-Tech Industries took a big hit yesterday even though the company’s profit soared in the first half of fiscal 2023-24 as finance costs fell thanks to fewer fluctuations in foreign exchange rates.

Stock market turnover in Bangladesh has continued rising above the Tk 1,000 crore mark for the second day consecutively thanks to higher demand for bank shares, with the key market index maintaining its upward trajectory.

DSE rose in the morning trade today, maintaining a gaining streak for the second session

Despite higher sales, profit of listed companies dropped 20 percent, with depreciation of local currency and higher energy cost to blame

The unequal taxation policy surrounding mutual funds in the capital market of Bangladesh raises concerns regarding the fairness for mutual fund investors. Specifically, the issue lies in the taxation of cash dividends from open-end funds, creating an imbalance between individual’s listed securities investments and mutual fund investments.

The price curb will be in place for 12 listed companies out of 349

DSE gained in the early hours today, recovering from opening trading losses