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DSE Shariah screening ratios
Data as of 28 Oct 2026 prices (DSE).
Shariah screening ratios for 246 DSE companies, calculated by AnalystBro with the screening rules of the DSEX Shariah Index (DSES) methodology, S&P Dow Jones Indices, January 2014. Each ratio is shown next to the method's limit. Market capitalisation is the 36-month average to 28 Oct 2026; balance-sheet items come from each company's latest financial statement (up to 30 Sep 2026). 21 companies have a business activity that needs review. AnalystBro shows the ratios only and does not certify any company as Shariah compliant; DSES index membership is decided by the index provider.
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- Debt ÷ avg market cap: Interest-bearing debt ÷ 36-month average market capitalisation.
- Receivables ÷ avg market cap: Accounts receivable ÷ 36-month average market capitalisation.
- Cash + interest-bearing securities ÷ avg market cap: Cash and interest-bearing securities ÷ 36-month average market capitalisation.
- Non-permissible income ÷ revenue: Non-permissible income (excluding interest income) ÷ total revenue.
- Dividend purification: Non-permissible plus interest income ÷ revenue: the share of a dividend given away to purify it. Information only, no limit.
- Business screen: the company's industry checked against the method's excluded activities (e.g. conventional banking and insurance, alcohol, tobacco).
- "not available" means an input was missing from the published statements; it is never treated as within the limit.
- Standalone statements are used where published, as the DSES method does; the basis is shown per company.
- Facts only, not investment advice. Data: AnalystBro, exchange disclosures.