Aamra Networks Shares Crash 10.6% on 1-Paisa Dividend for FY25
Aamra Networks shares crashed 10.6% to Tk17.70 after company recommended 1-paisa dividend for FY25, with EPS collapsing from Tk2.46 to Tk0.13.
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Aamra Networks shares crashed 10.6% to Tk17.70 after company recommended 1-paisa dividend for FY25, with EPS collapsing from Tk2.46 to Tk0.13.
Bangladesh Civil Aviation Minister orders shorter baggage wait at Dhaka airport after surprise inspection of Biman Jeddah-Chattogram-Dhaka flight baggage handling.
Farmers in Kurigram and Lalmonirhat protested over fertiliser delays and shortages, vandalising a warehouse in Nageshwari and blocking a highway in Lalmonirhat demanding regular supply.
Bangladesh President waives penalties on 21 NBR officials who protested in June 2025 against the Revenue Policy and Revenue Management Ordinance, ending a year-long disciplinary process.
Bangladesh Bank raises annual foreign exchange travel quota from $12,000 to $18,000 per person to facilitate genuine travel-related foreign exchange requirements.
Bangladesh stocks halted two-week slide as bargain hunters returned. DSEX up 0.11% to 5,662; BSEC direct-listing rules and public-interest company plans boosted sentiment.
Edible oil shortage persists across Bangladesh markets despite Tk5/litre price hike, with eggs, vegetables and sugar also soaring in price.
Non-operational companies dominated DSE's August gainers list, with Tung Hai Knitting +53.6% and GBB Power +50% leading. Bangladesh stock market was worst performer in region.
Bangladesh Bank REER index rises to 103.93 in July 2026, up 1.28 points, indicating real taka strength against 17 trading partner currencies despite nominal Tk 123.98/USD rate, prompting exporter calls for currency devaluation.
Bangladesh and KOICA signed a $13 million grant agreement to develop technology experts with a focus on AI, implemented by Hi-Tech Park Authority from 2026 to 2029.
UK High Commission letter dated 19 August 2026 confirms Bangladesh retains duty-free access to 92% of UK goods after LDC graduation, with relaxed rules of origin for garment exporters.
Import Policy Order 2026-2029 introduces free trade zones and central bonded warehouses, aiming to position Bangladesh as a regional trade and re-export hub ahead of LDC graduation.