32 news articles tagged with "DSE"
The deadline for listed companies to appoint female directors has been extended, providing additional time for firms to comply with the BSEC gender diversity requirement.
Bangladesh stocks ended the week on a negative note, extending their losing streak for three consecutive weeks as investors continued sell-off amid persistent concerns over corporate earnings, rising business costs and renewed geopolitical tensions.
The Dhaka bourse extended its modest recovery for a third consecutive session on Thursday, as many investors picked up recently beaten-down shares at relatively attractive prices.
Junk stock Aziz Pipes has continued its rally unabated without any change in its poor fundamentals. The company's operations have remained suspended despite share price surge of 150%.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has decided to punish nine listed companies for failing to complete the distribution of cash dividends for FY25, including five main board firms and four SME board firms.
ACI PLC has approved an additional Tk 60 crore equity investment in ACI CO-RO Bangladesh, its joint venture with Denmark's CO-RO A/S, and a new 60:40 joint venture with Japan's ICHINEN Holdings to operate in HR, motorcycle financing and agriculture.
Bangladesh stocks fell for the fourth consecutive session on 29 September 2026 as investors remained cautious ahead of earnings declarations by June-closing companies. The DSEX shed 71 points over four sessions since 24 September.
Dhaka Stock Exchange has disbursed Tk 3.21 crore to 122 affected investors from the Investment Protection Fund on the first day of settlement, addressing claims from financial irregularities at Mashihor Securities.
Bangladesh stocks opened higher on Tuesday as investors continued to show buying interest in recently beaten-down shares at relatively attractive prices, with the prime DSE index gaining 22 points to 5,548 by 11:30 am.
Envoy Textiles recommends 32.50% cash dividend for FY2026 despite lower net profit of Tk 138 crore. EPS at Tk 8.24, while net operating cash flow per share jumps to Tk 14.88 from Tk 4.77.
SK Trims narrows loss to Tk 11.94 crore, with net operating cash flow per share turning positive at Tk 1.01 from negative Tk 0.53, driven by higher exports and cost controls.
Apex Footwear to raise Tk 500 crore through redeemable preference shares for loan refinancing, with FY26 EPS rising to Tk 7.91 and 30% dividend recommended.