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Stocks open higher after recent fall

Stocks open higher after recent fall

Stocks opened higher on Monday as bargain hunters showed buying interest in undervalued blue-chip shares after the recent correction. Analysts said the opportunistic investors engaged in bargain hunting while closely monitoring developments around the Middle East tensions, although persistent caut

T-bill yields mixed

T-bill yields mixed

Yields on treasury bills showed a mixed trend on Sunday, reflecting banks' growing preference for shorter-term government securities as they navigate excess liquidity and weak private sector credit demand. The shift towards short-tenure instruments highlights cautious liquidity management by banks

11 listed banks declare no dividend

11 listed banks declare no dividend

Eleven listed banks have declared no dividend for the year ending on December 31, 2025, with 10 of them newly placed in the Z category. The latest disclosures, made on Sunday through the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), also triggered restrictions on margin loan facilities for the banks concerned, repo

Govt to issue Tk 59b Sukuk for rural, road bridge project

Govt to issue Tk 59b Sukuk for rural, road bridge project

The government is set to issue its eighth investment Sukuk worth Tk 59 billion to finance the construction and development of important bridges on rural roads under a revised project, according to an official statement. The seven-year "CIBRR-1 Socio-Economic Development Sukuk" will be issued under

Eastern Housing profit up 6.4pc

Eastern Housing profit up 6.4pc

Listed real estate company Eastern Housing Limited (EHL) reported a moderate growth of 6.36 per cent in profit for the third quarter of FY26 to Tk 181.25 million. However, its operating cash flow turned sharply negative due to higher investment in land inventory. The company’s earnings per

Reckitt Benckiser declares 1730pc cash dividend for 2025

Reckitt Benckiser declares 1730pc cash dividend for 2025

Reckitt Benckiser (Bangladesh) has declared 1730 per cent cash dividend for 2025. In 2024, the company paid a 3330 per cent cash dividend. The company’s profit grew 8.64 per cent year-on –year to Tk 817 million for the year, supported by higher sales and a sharp decline in finance cost

BSEC bans 3 firms over Ring Shine audits

BSEC bans 3 firms over Ring Shine audits

The securities regulator has taken punitive action against three audit firms and their three partners over serious irregularities in the auditing of Ring Shine Textiles Limited. The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has imposed a three-year ban on the audit firms Ata Khan & Co.,