The benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) climbed to a three-month high on Monday as investors returned from the Eid holidays with renewed optimism, betting on undervalued blue-chip stocks. The equity market was upbeat against the backdrop of a series of policy measures aimed at revivi
Stocks opened on a positive note on Wednesday, extending the previous session's gains as investors continued to take positions in fundamentally strong and attractive stocks amid expectations of further market improvement.Market analysts said investor sentiment remained upbeat due to repeated politi
Dhaka's capital market extended its winning streak to a seventh consecutive session on Tuesday - a run that began before the Eid vacation - driven by sustained buying in large-cap stocks as investor confidence in near-term prospects remained firm. Political pledges toward capital market developmen
The entire commission of the securities regulator will be replaced within two weeks by non-political professionals with adequate knowledge of the capital market, the finance minister said. The changes in the regulatory body, along with legal reforms, will help make the market vibrant, he said on T
The entire commission of the securities regulator will be replaced by non-political appointees within two weeks. Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury said this on Tuesday at a seminar organised by the Economic Reporters’ Forum (ERF) at its office in the capital. The minister said a
SK Trims & Industries, a scam-hit company allegedly tied to the ill-gotten money of former revenue official Md Matiur Rahman, posted a loss of Tk 282 million in FY25 - the first since its listing. The company's earnings disclosure on Monday on the Dhaka Stock Exchange, however, did not explain the
Stocks opened higher on Monday, the opening session after week-long Eid holidays as investors continued to take positions in the perceived attractive stocks.The upcoming national budget announcement schedule for June 11 also encouraged some investors to take positions on lucrative stocks. &n
Investors are feared to withdraw investments from listed banks following Bangladesh Bank's restriction on the distribution of cash dividends, according to market operators. Through a directive issued on May 24, the central bank imposed a condition that no bank with a paid-up capital of less than T
Questions have emerged over the recruitment practices of Robi Axiata PLC after the country's second-largest mobile network operator advertised for several of its highest executive positions using a little-known website and an email domain that appear to have no formal linkage with the company's off
GPH Ispat saw its losses widen sharply in the third quarter ended March 2026, as sluggish demand and a steep fall in sales volume weighed heavily on the company’s earnings. The Chittagong-based steel maker reported a quarterly loss of Tk 152 million for January-March 2026, up nearly 14 times
Stocks opened lower on Sunday as investors reacted negatively to the Bangladesh Bank’s tougher rules on bank dividend declarations.The central bank on Saturday introduced a stricter dividend policy for banks, allowing only lenders with at least Tk 20 billion in paid-up capital to declare cash
In a major policy shift to address a long-standing regulatory vacuum, the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has unveiled the draft Corporate Restructuring Rules, 2026. The framework transitions capital market governance from corporate autonomy under the Companies Act to structure
The recently passed Commercial Court Act 2026 should help drive Bangladesh up the global dispute resolution index through efficient contract enforcement, earning the confidence of both local and foreign investors. In an interview with The FE, Supreme Court lawyer Barrister Md. Sameer Sattar made
