The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) Weekly Market Pulse provides a comprehensive, data-driven overview of Bangladesh’s equity market, covering index performance, sector movements, top gainers and losers, market breadth, trading activity, corporate actions, and sector-wise valuation metrics. This weekly analysis is designed for investors, traders, analysts, and market observers seeking timely insights into the DSEX index trend, sector rotation, stock-specific momentum, and relative valuation across different industries based on PE ratios.

This report summarizes weekly price action, sector-wise returns, institutional and retail participation signals, and key corporate disclosures, while also incorporating sector PE ratio analysis to highlight valuation extremes—helping investors identify potentially overvalued and undervalued sectors. By combining quantitative market data, valuation comparisons, and qualitative interpretation, the DSE Weekly Market Pulse supports informed decision-making across value investing, momentum strategies, and risk management frameworks within Bangladesh’s evolving stock market landscape.

Covering the trading week from April 5 to April 9, 2026, this edition highlights DSEX index movement, leading and lagging sectors, top-performing and underperforming stocks, weekly turnover leaders, notable dividend and earnings announcements, record dates for AGM, EGM, Right Share related information and cross-sector PE ratio comparisons—offering a clear, structured snapshot of market sentiment, valuation dispersion, and emerging trends in the Dhaka Stock Exchange.

📊 DSE Weekly Market Overview (2026-04-05 - 2026-04-09)

The DSEX index gained 37.9669 points (+0.73%) this week, opening at 5,219.7362 and closing at 5,257.7031. Overall market sentiment showed bullish momentum with strong buying interest across multiple sectors. Sectoral performance was led by Tannery Industries and Engineering sectors, which attracted significant institutional and retail interest. Market breadth showed balanced participation from both sides. Trading volume and value showed varied patterns across different market capitalizations, indicating selective accumulation in fundamentally strong scripts while profit-booking continued in overvalued segments.

Corporate Actions This Week: Investors should review the latest interim profit declarations, EPS announcements, and dividend declarations for fundamental investment decisions. Use our dedicated section at the end for detailed corporate action analysis for this week.

📈 DSE Weekly–DSEX Index Movement

The DSEX index showed notable movement this week. Detailed metrics are presented in the table below.

DateDSEX IndexPoint change from prevDaily return %Point change from startCumulative return %
2026-04-025,219.73620.00000.00%0.00000.00%
2026-04-055,112.2707-107.4655-2.06%-107.4655-2.06%
2026-04-065,122.5316+10.2609+0.20%-97.2046-1.86%
2026-04-075,156.8736+34.3420+0.67%-62.8626-1.20%
2026-04-085,317.9620+161.0884+3.12%+98.2258+1.88%
2026-04-095,257.7031-60.2588-1.13%+37.9669+0.73%

📊 DSEX Index Weekly Performance Trend Graph

Visual analysis of DSEX index fluctuations throughout the trading week

Line chart showing DSEX index weekly movement at Dhaka Stock Exchange

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

📊 DSE Sector PE Ratio Analysis

The Tannery Industries sector showed the highest PE ratio at 260.36, while Cement had the lowest at 13.92. Complete sector PE ratio comparison is detailed in the table below.

SectorSector P/E Ratio
Tannery Industries260.36
Ceramics Sector166.69
Financial Institutions141.67
Engineering123.21
IT Sector102.14
Food & Allied95.53
Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals64.48
Mutual Funds61.98
Paper & Printing60.54
Jute55.04
Miscellaneous51.11
Textile47.49
Services & Real Estate45.85
Fuel & Power31.22
Insurance23.71
Travel & Leisure23.18
Bank23.16
Telecommunication14.75
Cement13.92

📊 Sector PE Ratio Comparison Graph

Visual comparison of sector valuation multiples showing highest and lowest PE ratios

Bar chart comparing Price-to-Earnings ratios across different sectors at Dhaka Stock Exchange

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

🏆 DSE Weekly Top Sector Performances

The Tannery Industries sector led the gainers this week with a +5.93% gain. Complete sector performance is detailed in the table below.

SectorWeekly Return (%)
Tannery Industries+5.93%
Engineering+5.40%
Paper & Printing+5.12%
Food & Allied+4.77%
Cement+3.75%
Miscellaneous+3.72%
Textile+3.57%
Jute+3.54%
Ceramics Sector+3.10%
Telecommunication+2.67%
Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals+2.44%
Services & Real Estate+2.41%
Bank+2.40%
Financial Institutions+2.28%
Insurance+2.15%
IT Sector+2.14%
Mutual Funds+1.90%
Fuel & Power+1.11%
Travel & Leisure+0.88%

🏆 Top Performing Sectors of the Week-Graph

Sector-wise performance analysis showing weekly leaders

Horizontal bar chart comparing returns of best performing sectors at DSE

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

No data available for 📉 DSE Weekly Sector Losers

📈 DSE Weekly Top 10 Gainers of the Week

The list of top gainers for the week is shown below.

Trading CodeSectorStart dateEnd dateStart closeEnd closeWeekly Return (%)
BDAUTOCAEngineering2026-04-052026-04-09168.10222.00+32.06%
ACMEPLPharmaceuticals & Chemicals2026-04-052026-04-0920.2025.00+23.76%
LOVELLOFood & Allied2026-04-052026-04-0964.7078.30+21.02%
BDLAMPSEngineering2026-04-052026-04-09136.60164.70+20.57%
BENGALWTLEngineering2026-04-052026-04-0918.1021.80+20.44%
KDSALTDEngineering2026-04-052026-04-0942.7050.50+18.27%
FAMILYTEXTextile2026-04-052026-04-092.803.30+17.86%
BANGASFood & Allied2026-04-052026-04-09116.50136.30+17.00%
LEGACYFOOTTannery Industries2026-04-052026-04-0959.1069.10+16.92%
TUNGHAITextile2026-04-052026-04-093.103.60+16.13%

📈 Weekly Top 10 Stock Gainers Performance Graph

Performance comparison of stocks with highest weekly returns

Bar chart showing percentage returns of top 10 gaining stocks at Dhaka Stock Exchange

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

📉 DSE Weekly Top 10 Losers of the Week

The list of top losers for the week is shown below.

Trading CodeSectorStart dateEnd dateStart closeEnd closeWeekly Return (%)
LINDEBDFuel & Power2026-04-052026-04-09763.60714.30-6.46%
PIONEERINSInsurance2026-04-052026-04-0952.9049.80-5.86%
SONARGAONTextile2026-04-052026-04-0940.4038.50-4.70%
ALARABANKBank2026-04-052026-04-0916.0015.40-3.75%
CLICLInsurance2026-04-052026-04-0961.8059.50-3.72%
BDWELDINGFuel & Power2026-04-052026-04-0916.3015.80-3.07%
SAIHAMTEXTextile2026-04-052026-04-0917.9017.40-2.79%
AFCAGROPharmaceuticals & Chemicals2026-04-052026-04-097.407.20-2.70%
EBL1STMFMutual Funds2026-04-052026-04-093.803.70-2.63%
SILVAPHLPharmaceuticals & Chemicals2026-04-052026-04-0911.7011.40-2.56%

📉 Weekly Top 10 Stock Losers Performance Graph

Analysis of stocks facing maximum weekly decline

Bar chart showing percentage losses of top 10 declining stocks at Dhaka Stock Exchange

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

💰 DSE Weekly Top 10 Turnover Leaders

This week's turnover analysis reveals KBPPWBIL leading the market with BDT 1,347.53 million in total trading value. The top 10 turnover leaders collectively accounted for BDT 8,293.33 million in trading activity, with a total volume of 185,181,563 shares traded. On average, these actively traded stocks gained +10.98% for the week. ORIONINFU exhibited the widest price swing of BDT 20.90 between its weekly high and low. All stocks traded for the full 5-day week, indicating consistent market participation.

RankTrading CodeTotal Value (Million BDT)Avg Daily TurnoverTotal VolumeAvg Close PriceWeekly HighWeekly LowStart PriceEnd PriceWeekly Change (%)Trading Days
1KBPPWBIL1,347.53269.5126,156,17750.5854.2047.7048.2053.50+11.00%5
2ACMEPL1,149.07229.8150,456,34422.6225.0020.2020.2025.00+23.76%5
3LOVELLO917.37183.4712,445,39672.6478.3064.7064.7078.30+21.02%5
4SAPORTL865.98173.2017,226,36350.2851.0049.9050.0051.00+2.00%5
5DOMINAGE770.62154.1215,954,04848.1850.0044.9044.9050.00+11.36%5
6TECHNODRUG703.84140.7719,390,79235.9637.3033.7033.7036.80+9.20%5
7CITYBANK682.14136.4322,000,29430.5431.5029.6029.6030.90+4.39%5
8ORIONINFU652.98130.601,945,860332.68346.30325.40325.70339.50+4.24%5
9KDSALTD602.00120.4012,569,22446.9051.5042.7042.7050.50+18.27%5
10ASIATICLAB601.80120.367,037,06586.0288.7083.3083.3087.10+4.56%5

💰 Weekly Top 10 Turnover Leaders Graph

Visualization of highest turnover stocks with trading volumes and values

Bar chart showing top 10 stocks by trading turnover at Dhaka Stock Exchange

📈 Data Source: Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)📅 Generated: April 10, 2026🔍 Analysis: Capital Insight BD

📋 Weekly Market Summary & Investor Takeaways

📊 Weekly Performance Snapshot

  • Top Gainer: BDAUTOCA (+32.06%)
  • Average Gain: +20.40% among top 10
  • Top Loser: LINDEBD (-6.46%)
  • Average Loss: 3.82% among bottom 10
  • Best Performing Sector: Tannery Industries (+5.93%)
  • Worst Performing Sector: N/A (0.00%)

🎯 Key Observations

Sector Concentration: The Engineering sector dominated with 4 stocks in the top 10 gainers list, indicating focused institutional buying or positive sector-specific developments. Momentum Bias: Gainers showed stronger momentum (+32.06%) compared to losses (-6.46%), suggesting underlying bullish undercurrents despite selective profit-taking.

💡 Investor Takeaways & Strategic Insights

  1. Sector Rotation Strategy: Consider reallocating towards sectors showing consistent strength while reducing exposure to underperforming segments. Monitor sector-specific news and policy developments.
  2. Stock Selection Approach: Focus on fundamentally strong stocks within leading sectors. Look for companies with positive earnings visibility, reasonable valuations, and strong corporate governance.
  3. Risk Management: Implement appropriate stop-losses for positions in volatile stocks. Diversify across sectors to mitigate concentration risk during market corrections.
  4. Entry Points: Consider staggered buying in quality stocks showing temporary weakness. Monitor support levels for optimal entry opportunities in trending counters.
  5. Corporate Action Focus: Pay close attention to interim profit declarations, dividend announcements, and EPS updates. These fundamental factors often drive medium to long-term price movements.

Note: This analysis is based on weekly closing data. Investors should consider their risk appetite, investment horizon, and consult with financial advisors before making investment decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.



Weekly Corporate Actions of DSE Stock

This weekly corporate actions update highlights the latest dividend declarations, earnings announcements, and material disclosures from companies listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE). Investors can quickly track stock dividends, interim results, EPS, NAV, record dates, and AGM timelines, helping them make informed portfolio decisions based on verified corporate information. By summarizing key actions and market-moving news in one place, this section serves as a reliable reference for DSE investors, traders, and analysts seeking timely insights into Bangladesh’s equity market.

💰 DIVIDEND DECLARATION SUMMARY

TRADING CODETITLEDIVIDEND PERCENTAGEEPSNAVNOCFPSRECORD DATEAGM DATEFISCAL YEAR
PRIMEBANKDividend Declaration25.00%Tk. 7.84Tk. 40.00Tk. 58.0728.04.2026.21.05.20262023-2024
SHAHJABANKDividend Declaration13%Tk. 3.31Tk. 23.07Tk. 12.2830.04.2026.24.05.20262024-2025

📈 INTERIM / EARNINGS SUMMARY

TRADING CODETITLEQUARTEREPSNOCFPSNAVPROFITPERIOD
ATLASBANGQ3 FinancialsQ3Tk. (0.21)Tk. (1.17)Tk. 120.00January-March 2026
LINDEBDDividend DeclarationN/ATk. 22.60Tk. (24.16)Tk. 210.31
MIRACLEINDQ3 FinancialsQ3Tk. (1.02)Tk. 0.23Tk. 8.92January-March 2026

📰 NEWS SUMMARY

TOTAL NEWSTOTAL DIVIDENDTOTAL INTERIM
3123

📅 Company AGM/EGM Information (34 records)

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Company Name Year End Dividend/EGM Purpose AGM/EGM Date Record Date Venue Time
Agrani Insurance PLC. December 31, 2025 No Dividend 14-May-2026 15-Apr-2026 Venue/Mode: Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Alltex Industries Ltd June 30, 2025 No Dividend Will be notified later 7-Jan-26 Will be notified later Will be notified later
Aramit Limited June 30, 2025 10% Cash Dividend Postponed 27-Jan-2026
Bangladesh Industrial Finance Company Limited December 31, 2022 No Dividend 7-Apr-26 12-Aug-2024 Institution of Diploma Engineers, IDEB Bhaban, 160/A, Kakrail VIP Road, Dhaka-1000 10:00 AM
Bangladesh Industrial Finance Company Limited December 31, 2023 No Dividend 7-Apr-26 6-Feb-25 Institution of Diploma Engineers, IDEB Bhaban, 160/A, Kakrail VIP Road, Dhaka-1000 11:00 AM
Bangladesh Industrial Finance Company Limited December 31, 2024 No Dividend 7-Apr-26 15-Jul-2025 Institution of Diploma Engineers, IDEB Bhaban, 160/A, Kakrail VIP Road, Dhaka-1000 12:00 PM
Bank Asia PLC.
Acquisition of the assets and liabilities of Bank Alfalah
Limited
12-Apr-2026 26-Feb-2026 Venue: Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Berger Paints Bangladesh Ltd.
EGM for change in utilization of proceeds from Rights Share
issuance
18-Dec-2025 20-Nov-2025 Digital Platform: https://berger.bdvirtualagm .com 10:00 AM
British American Tobacco Bangladesh Company Limited December 31, 2025 30% Final Cash Dividend 30-Apr-2026 1-Apr-26 Venue/Mode: Virtual meeting through Digital Platform 10:30 AM
GSP Finance Company (Bangladesh) Limited December 31, 2024 No Dividend Postponed 14-Oct-2025 Postponed Postponed
Global Heavy Chemicals Limited June 30, 2025 No Dividend To be declared later 29-Dec-2025 To be declared later To be declared later
Grameenphone Ltd. December 31, 2025 105% Final Cash Dividend 20-Apr-2026 3-Mar-26 Venue: Digital Platform 10:30 AM
IDLC Finance PLC. December 31, 2025 15% Cash and 5% Stock Dividend 14-May-2026 19-Apr-2026 Venue/Mode: Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Jute Spinners Ltd. June 30, 2023 No Dividend
Date and Venue of the 44th AGM will be notified later on
after receipt of permission from the High Court for 38th,
39th, 40th, 41st ,42nd and 43rd AGM.
28-Dec-2023 To be announced To be announced
Jute Spinners Ltd. June 30, 2025 No Dividend To be notified 27-Nov-2025 To be notified (after High Court permission)
Kattali Textile Limited June 30, 2025
0.10% Cash Dividend for General Shareholdes (Excluding the
Sponsors/Directors)
Will be notified later 21-Jan-2026 Venue: Hybrid (The AGM venue details will be conveyed through the AGM notice); Will be notified later
LafargeHolcim Bangladesh PLC December 31, 2025
40% Final Cash Dividend (including 18% interim cash dividend
which has already been paid in December 2025)
13-May-2026 9-Apr-26 Mode/Venue: Digital Platform 3:00 PM
Linde Bangladesh Limited December 31, 2025 100% (Tk. 10.00 per share) Final Cash Dividend 10-Jun-2026 29-Apr-2026 Virtually by using Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Maksons Spinning Mills PLC. June 30, 2025 No Dividend Will be notified later 7-Jan-26 Hybrid System (Venue for physical presence: Will be notified later) Will be notified later
Mamun Agro Products Limited June 30, 2025
10% Total (5% Cash + 5% Bonus Share for general
shareholders; 5% Bonus Share for Sponsors & Directors)
Postponed 13-Nov-2025 Will be notified later Will be notified later
National Tea Company Ltd. June 30, 2024 No Dividend To be announced To be announced To be announced To be announced
Nitol Insurance PLC. 31-Dec-2025 10.00% Cash Dividend 12-Jul-2026 10-May-2026 Venue/ Mode: Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Oimex Electrode Limited June 30, 2025 No Dividend Postponed (Will be notified later) 4-Dec-25 Will be notified later Will be notified later
Paramount Insurance PLC. December 31, 2025 10% Cash Dividend 18-May-2026 21-Apr-2026 Venue: Virtual Platform. Link of AGM: https://agmbd.live/paramo unt2026 11:00 AM
Pioneer Insurance PLC December 31, 2025 25% Cash and 5% Stock Dividend 4-May-26 5-Apr-26 Venue/ Mode: Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Prime Bank PLC. December 31, 2025 25.00% Cash Dividend and 5.00% Stock 21-May-2026 28-Apr-2026 Virtual Meeting through Online/Digital Platform 11:00 a.m.
Reliance Insurance PLC December 31, 2025 30% cash dividend 30-Apr-2026 31-Mar-2026 Venue: Virtually using Digital Platform 11:00 AM
Robi Axiata PLC December 31, 2025 17.5% Cash dividend 22-Apr-2026 16-Mar-2026 Venue: Address and link will be shared in due course 11:00 AM
Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa Limited June 30, 2025
1% Cash (only for General Shareholders excluding Sponsors
& Directors)
Postponed (Will be notified later) 27-Nov-2025 Will be notified later Will be notified later
Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC. December 31, 2025 13% Cash Dividend 24-May-2026 30-Apr-2026 Digital Platform 11:00 a.m.
Singer Bangladesh Limited December 31, 2025 No Dividend 20-Apr-2026 26-Feb-2026 Venue: Digital Platform 2:30 PM
Unilever Consumer Care Limited December 31, 2025 420% Cash Dividend 18-May-2026 6-Apr-26 Venue: Details will be shared through the AGM notice 11:00 AM
Union Bank PLC. December 31, 2023 5% cash Postponed 6-Jun-24 Mode of AGM, Venue, Time and Link will be notified later TBA
United Finance PLC.
To include the Islamic Shariah-based financing business
under the Islamic Finance window
17-May-2026 21-Apr-2026 Will be notified later 11:00 AM
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📋 Company Record Date & Rights Entitlement (1 records)

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Company Name Rights Issue Ratio Issue Price (Tk) Record Date Subscription Opens Subscription Closes Remarks
Berger Paints Bangladesh Ltd.
Issuanceof RightsShare:The Company will increase paid-up
capitalthroughissuanceof1:17 Rights Share (1 Rights Share
against 17existingsharesofthe Company) to all the
shareholders at an issue price of Tk.
1,110 per share includingpremiumofTk.1,100 for each Right
Share.
IssuepriceofTk.
1,110 per share including premium of Tk.
1,100 for each Right Share
29-Jun-2025 15-Jul-2025 3-Aug-25
InthisprocesstheCompanyintendstoraiseTk.
3,028,203,210byissuing2,728,111ordinaryshares
(2,591,691sharestobeofferedtoJ&NInvestments (Asia)
Limited which holds 95% shares of the
Company,and136,420sharestobeofferedtothe
othershareholders).Theproceedsofthe Rights
Issuewillbeutilizedforfinancingaportionofthe
establishmentofitsthirdfactoryatNationalSpecial
EconomicZone.J&NInvestments(Asia)Limited,
theholderof95%shares,hasdecidedtorenounce
theentireRightsOffer(2,591,691shares)toother
shareholders(2,182,720shares)andtheremaining
sharestotheemployeesoftheCompany(408,971
shares)forincreasingdilution/free-floattoatleast 10% in line
with BSEC's letter No.
BSEC/SRMIC/2021/221datedSeptember12,2021
regardingtheincreaseoffree-floatshares.Theother
shareholderswillbeofferedtherenouncedsharesin
16:17ratio(16sharesagainst 17existingshares
heldinthecompany)heldontheRecordDate.After
theRenouncementandRightsIssuance,thedilution of
Berger's share will be approximately 10.28%.
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Bangladesh Macroeconomic Snapshot

Bangladesh’s macroeconomic landscape provides an important backdrop for understanding equity market trends and investor sentiment on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE). Key indicators such as exchange rate stability, foreign exchange reserves, inflation, growth, and liquidity conditions collectively shape the direction of corporate earnings, sector performance, and market valuation. A relatively stable exchange rate helps support trade predictability and reduces volatility for businesses dependent on imports and exports, while adequate foreign exchange reserves strengthen external sector confidence and improve the country’s ability to manage global shocks.

Economic growth remains moderate, reflecting a balance between policy tightening and the need to sustain domestic demand. While growth momentum can vary across fiscal cycles, it continues to be influenced by infrastructure spending, export performance, and private sector credit conditions. Inflation, on the other hand, remains a critical variable for policymakers and investors alike, as elevated price pressures affect consumer purchasing power, input costs, and interest rate policy. Liquidity conditions in the financial system, often reflected through short-term money market rates, play a crucial role in determining market participation, margin financing, and overall risk appetite.

From a structural perspective, remittance inflows and external trade dynamics remain central to Bangladesh’s balance of payments. Stable remittance flows support household income, consumption, and foreign exchange inflows, while the trade balance reflects the interaction between export competitiveness and import demand driven by industrial activity. At the same time, banking sector health—particularly asset quality and non-performing loans—remains a key factor influencing credit growth, financial stability, and long-term market confidence.

Overall, Bangladesh’s macroeconomic fundamentals serve as a critical anchor for the DSE Weekly Market Pulse, helping investors place short-term market movements within a broader economic context. Monitoring these indicators enables market participants to better assess risk, identify sectoral opportunities, and understand how policy shifts and external conditions may influence equity performance over the medium to long term.

📊 Bangladesh Macroeconomic Indicators

Latest Data • Updated: 10 Apr 2026

Forex Reserves

High
$34M
📅 02 April 2026
Forex reserves of $0.0B provide limited import cover. Reserves position supports cautious external sector outlook.
Status: Low

Exchange Rate

High
122.75
📅 02 April 2026
Exchange rate stability maintained at current levels. Currency position supports predictable trade and investment climate.
Status: Good

GDP Growth

High
3.5%
📅 FY25R
GDP growth of 3.5% indicates subdued economic momentum. Economic expansion pace suggests challenging outlook.
Status: Slow

Exports

Low
$26M
📅 July-January, FY26P
Export performance shows consolidation. External demand signals stability in key sectors.
Status: Concerning

Imports

Low
$38M
📅 July-January, FY25
Import levels indicate stable domestic economic activity. Capital and consumption goods demand reflects steady investment climate.
Status: Moderate

Call Money Rate

Medium
9.8%
📅 02 April 2026
Call money rate of 9.8% suggests tight liquidity conditions. Interbank liquidity reflects monitored monetary stance.
Status: Moderate
Trade Balance: $$0.0B Deficit

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Stock market investments are subject to market risks. Past performance does not guarantee future results. You should consult with qualified financial advisors and conduct your own research before making any investment decisions. The authors and website owners are not responsible for any financial losses resulting from actions taken based on the information provided.

Remember: Never invest more than you can afford to lose.


Data Source-DSE Website and Analyzed by: Md Kollol Hossain, CEO, CapitalinsightBD


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