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A Dhaka non-life insurer with Tk 1,472.5m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 net premium was Tk 212.6m, underwriting profit Tk 55.2m and EPS Tk 1.72 after a Tk 15.4m provision on doubtful fixed deposits; the auditor qualified the opinion on management expenses above the limit and the gratuity provision.

A Dhaka non-life insurer, renamed from Prime Insurance in January 2026, with Tk 930.4m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 gross premium was Tk 1,160.8m, net premium Tk 609.3m and EPS Tk 1.98; the unmodified audit opinion carries emphasis paragraphs on IFRS 17 and the WPPF.

A Dhaka non-life insurer with Tk 959.2m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 net premium was Tk 248.9m, underwriting profit Tk 67.3m and EPS Tk 2.42; the auditor's emphasis paragraph records management expenses Tk 18.9m above the section 63 limit, and the fire class transferred a Tk 47.6m loss.

A Dhaka non-life insurer with Tk 854.8m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 net premium was Tk 114.3m, underwriting profit Tk 16.0m and EPS Tk 1.21; the unmodified audit opinion carries four emphasis items on WPPF, related-entity investments, FDR placement and staff funds.

A Dhaka non-life insurer with Tk 454.1m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 net premium was Tk 194.1m, underwriting profit Tk 25.8m and EPS Tk 0.16; the auditor's four emphasis paragraphs cover management expenses, the SBC receivable, claims and WPPF.

A Dhaka non-life insurer with Tk 931.0m of equity at 31-Dec-2025. 2025 net premium was Tk 721.1m, underwriting profit Tk 121.9m and EPS Tk 1.90; the auditor qualified the opinion on claims, balances with other insurers and tax.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 730.8m of equity and Tk 678.9m of cash and bank balances. 2025 net premium rose 7.8% to Tk 445.9m and EPS was Tk 1.10; the auditor's opinion is unmodified with three emphases of matter and three key audit matters.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 1.38bn of equity, controlled since November 2024 by United Group shareholders. 2025 net premium rose 48.0% to Tk 438.2m and EPS was Tk 3.46; the auditor's opinion is unmodified with four key audit matters.

A Munshiganj maker of jumbo bags (FIBC) and woven polypropylene bags; exports were 95% of FY2025 gross sales. Turnover rose 22.6% in FY2025, nine-month turnover to March 2026 fell 2.1%, and the board announced FY2026 EPS of BDT 1.34 and an 11% cash dividend on 29-Oct-2026.

FY2025 sales were BDT 2,320.1m and net profit BDT 21.0m; DSE-announced FY2026 EPS is BDT 0.37. Inter-company advances printed at BDT 704.2m on 31-Mar-2026 against BDT 161.7m on 30-Jun-2025, and the auditor's FY2025 report carries four emphasis-of-matter paragraphs.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 935m of equity and Tk 1.06bn in FDRs. 2025 net premium fell 29.6% to Tk 273.8m, fire lost Tk 144.2m and EPS was Tk 1.65; the auditor added four emphasis-of-matter bullets.

A Chattogram and Gazipur maker of cartons, labels, buttons and elastics for garment exporters. Cartons were 82% of FY2025 sales. Revenue grew 14% in FY2025 and fell 12% in the nine months to March 2026, while BDT 995m lent to KDS Thread and KDS Poly at 9.5% earned BDT 91.5m of interest.

FY2026 EPS fell to BDT 4.29 from BDT 6.10 (restated); intercompany advances rose to BDT 1,555m by March 2026, and cash dividends since FY2023 have gone to general shareholders only.

A Gazipur knit composite that sold 32.3m garments in FY2026; gross margin was 7.8%, the lowest in ten years, cash incentive income fell from BDT 178m to BDT 22m, finance cost nearly doubled and operating cash flow was BDT -744m, while the board recommended a 6% cash dividend.

FY2026 consolidated EPS rose 1.4% to BDT 7.96 on a 20% dividend, but operating cash flow was negative for the year; inter-company receivables reached BDT 2.38bn in September 2025 while bank debt rose to BDT 4.36bn.

A 100% export-oriented sweater-yarn dyer at Bhaluka, Mymensingh. FY2025 revenue was BDT 2,286.5m and financial expenses were BDT 245.1m; nine-month FY2026 revenue was BDT 791.1m and the board recommended no dividend for FY2026.

A Rupganj home-textile dyeing and printing mill that used 1.11% of its stated capacity in FY2025 and had no export sales; Bangladesh Bank re-fixed its loans at three banks in 2025 and the auditor qualified the accounts on going concern and loan interest.

A 100% deemed exporter of dyed sewing thread to Bangladesh garment makers. Turnover rose 20.0% in FY2025 on 15.4% more kilograms; short-term loans were 81.4% of borrowings at 30-Jun-2025; the FY2026 audited results posted on 11-Oct-2026 show EPS of BDT 1.25 and NAV of BDT 22.72.

The jute-yarn exporter's sales rose 119% in FY2025 and EPS was BDT 8.79; the subsidy line equalled 69% of profit before tax, the FY2025 auditor's basis for qualified opinion lists ten items, and FY2026 EPS of BDT 8.87 was announced on 01-Nov-2026.

An 18.38m-yard denim mill at Sreepur, Gazipur: nine-month FY2026 turnover fell 8.7%; operating cash flow of BDT 575m came with receivables down BDT 284m; yarn from a common-directorship sister company was BDT 2.47bn in FY2025.

Revenue fell 14.7% in the nine months to March 2026, gross margin dropped from 15.0% to 8.7%, and BDT 75.4m of flood-damaged inventory not covered by insurance was written off. Nipro Corporation of Japan owns 50.23%; the balance sheet carries almost no debt.

Tonnes sold fell 21% from FY2023 to FY2025, finance costs and credit-loss charges took most of a BDT 631m operating profit, and FY2026 EPS was BDT 0.24; the shares trade at 121x that EPS and 1.05x NAV.

Own revenue halved to Tk 1.34bn in FY2025 while 89% of profit came from joint ventures funded by MAHL's borrowing. FY2026 EPS was -Tk 6.58 and no dividend was declared.

A 28.8m-yard denim mill in the Dhaka EPZ: nine-month FY2026 revenue fell 5.6% and EPS to BDT 0.39; operating cash flow of BDT 1.74bn came with accounts payable up BDT 1.86bn, and work in progress rose to BDT 1.05bn on 85 imported looms.

Army-welfare-owned general insurer. 2025 premium rose 47.5% and profit 20.3%, helped by a Tk 60m claims-reserve release; in H1 2026 claims doubled and agency commission disappeared, and nine-month EPS rose 18.5%.

Revenue fell from BDT 1,870m to 1,671m in FY2025 and 9M FY2026 sales were 6.1% lower again; the Apollo-licensed hospital opened in August 2025 and lost about BDT 81m in nine months. Interest charged to group companies was 30% of FY2025 pre-tax profit.

Sales fell 83% from FY2017 to FY2025 and the factory ran at 10% of capacity; other income, mostly dividends and rent, covers 73% of the operating loss. NAV is Tk 140.38 a share, 71% of it revaluation and fair-value reserves.

Fair value range BDT 6.1–19.4 (base 12.8) against a price of 29.7. ARPU growth and the 10-Nov-2026 spectrum renewal decide where in the range value lies; the cost of equity explains most of the gap to the price.

Fair value BDT 92–341 (base 213) vs a price of 237.3. Revenue has been flat for three years; ARPU growth and the 10-Nov-2026 spectrum renewal price decide where in the range value lies.

Gross premium fell 15.9% in 2025 to BDT 2,826.6m and claims paid were 101.5% of it. The life fund closed 2025 at BDT 15,735.1m, down from BDT 18,896.4m in 2020, and was BDT 15,166.1m at Sep-2026. The 2025 audit opinion is unmodified with an emphasis of matter on deposits with seven distressed banks and finance companies.

A sweater maker and spinner whose revenue fell from BDT 1,921.8m in FY2019 to BDT 421.1m in FY2025; trade receivables were BDT 2,247.3m at 30-Jun-2025, BDT 1,108.4m of it from four companies under common management, and the FY2025 auditor's report carries a "Qualified Opinion" section with two items and five emphasis-of-matter paragraphs.

The 20 MW gas plant at Bogura has produced nothing since June 2023; FY2025 other income was BDT 81.8m and plant and office costs BDT 50.9m. The auditor draws attention to a material uncertainty on going concern, the board has had no independent director since 23-Dec-2024, and FY2026 EPS was BDT 0.07 on the DSE post of 29-Oct-2026.

FY2026 EPS was BDT 0.28 on the DSE post of 29-Oct-2026, up from BDT 0.20, with a 2% cash dividend for non-sponsor shareholders; nine-month revenue to March 2026 was 20.6% lower and the FY2025 auditor's report carries a 'Basis for Qualified Opinion' on the WPPF.

A Dhaka general insurer writing 70.4% of its premium in marine cargo. In 2025 gross premium rose to Tk 1,250.1m, underwriting profit fell to Tk 36.2m, interest income was Tk 53.8m and EPS Tk 1.35; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 0.93 (2025: Tk 0.98).

A Shariah-based general insurer, 64% marine cargo by premium. 2025 company profit fell to Tk 52.8m; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.88 against Tk 1.13, with commission down 83%.

FY2026 EPS was BDT 0.74 on the DSE announcement, up from BDT 0.72, with an implied fourth-quarter EPS of BDT -0.07; borrowings were BDT 4.41bn, 2.09x equity, at March 2026 and the board has recommended a 2.5% cash dividend.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 959.3m of bank FDRs and Tk 693.9m of outstanding claims. In 2025 gross premium fell 23.4%, interest income was Tk 77.8m, underwriting profit Tk 63.0m and EPS Tk 1.68; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.32 against Tk 1.36.

A Dhaka general insurer with no bank debt and City Bank shares with a market value of Tk 217.9m. In 2025 fire made a Tk 48.1m underwriting loss, share-sale gains were Tk 26.7m and EPS was Tk 2.02; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 2.05 against Tk 1.61.

A Dhaka general insurer with fire and marine cargo at 87.5% of 2025 gross premium and two capital-market subsidiaries. 2025 consolidated EPS was Tk 0.69 and nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 1.07 (DSE); the 2025 audit opinion is qualified.

A Dhaka general insurer with marine cargo at 53.4% of 2025 gross premium. 2025 EPS was Tk 1.13 and nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 1.38 (DSE); the unmodified 2025 audit opinion carries seven emphasis-of-matter paragraphs.

A Dhaka non-life insurer. 2025 net premium Tk 619.29m and EPS Tk 1.29; H1 2026 EPS Tk 1.48 (DSE). Unmodified 2025 audit opinion with one emphasis paragraph on WPPF; the company told DSE that IDRA fined it for excess management expenses in 2020-2024.

A Dhaka general insurer with fire and marine cargo at 77.9% of 2025 gross premium. 2025 EPS was Tk 1.02 and nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 1.02 (DSE); the 2025 audit opinion carries no emphasis paragraph.

A Dhaka non-life insurer. 2025 net premium Tk 455.52m and EPS Tk 2.09; nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 1.76 (DSE). Unmodified 2025 audit opinion with one emphasis-of-matter paragraph on a cover-note restatement.

A Dhaka general insurer with fire and marine cargo at 81.2% of 2025 gross premium. 2025 EPS was Tk 3.34 and nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 3.05; Tk 87.2m of FDRs sit with five named banks.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 926m of equity and no bank borrowings. 2025 gross premium was Tk 615.4m and EPS Tk 1.10; the auditor qualified the 2025 opinion over an agent balance of Tk 117.1m; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.16 against Tk 0.85 (DSE).

A Dhaka non-life insurer. 2025 gross premium Tk 820.7m and EPS Tk 2.51; nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 2.55 (DSE). The 2025 audit opinion is qualified, with six emphasis-of-matter paragraphs.

A 100% export knit-fabric maker whose FY2025 revenue was BDT 1,507.4m (down 2.9%) and profit after tax rose 14.0% to BDT 203.6m; foreign-exchange gains and others income were 47.6% of FY2025 pre-tax profit, and the FY2026 EPS posted on the DSE on 27-Oct-2026 was BDT 3.71.

A Dhaka general insurer that earns most of its profit from deposits. 2025 EPS was Tk 2.87 and nine-month 2026 EPS Tk 2.86; the auditor qualified the 2025 accounts and names Tk 264m of FDRs in five banks.

A fire- and marine-led Dhaka general insurer that cedes 58% of its premium. 2025 EPS was Tk 1.10 under an unmodified audit with emphasis on unconfirmed bank, FDR and co-insurance balances; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.11 against Tk 0.69.

A Dhaka general insurer with Tk 697m of cash and deposits and Tk 1.5bn of property revaluation in equity. Its auditor gave an adverse opinion on 2025; EPS was Tk 1.87, and nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.79 against Tk 1.45.

A knit-garment exporter whose company-only revenue reached BDT 10.1bn in FY2025 while financial expenses took 6.4% of it; BDT 2.77bn sat in capital work-in-progress for the Valuka building until 2025-26, and the consolidated FY2026 result announced on 29-Oct-2026 was a loss of BDT 2.68 a share.

A fire-led Dhaka general insurer with Tk 904m of fixed deposits and a Tk 297m overdraft. 2025 EPS was Tk 1.51 under a qualified audit opinion on management expenses and unconfirmed co-insurance balances; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 1.74 against Tk 1.73.

A Shariah-based general insurer, 48% marine and 39% fire by premium. 2025 profit fell 10.9% to Tk 125.1m; the auditor's emphasis paragraphs cover land depreciation, the management-expense limit, the gratuity fund and a VAT gap.

Gross premium fell 6.1% in 2025 and first year premium was BDT 720.2m. The life fund closed 2025 at BDT 5,008.9m and was BDT 4,789.9m at Sep-2026 after deficits in each of the first three quarters. The auditor qualified the opinion on cash at bank (BDT 419.0m of unreconciled items) and an agent balance of BDT 249.0m with no provision.

A fire-led Dhaka general insurer with no debt and Tk 877m of cash and deposits. In 2025 it ceded more premium, net premium fell 7.0% and EPS was Tk 2.13; nine-month 2026 EPS was Tk 2.20 against Tk 1.72.

FY2025 revenue was BDT 1,355.4m and profit after tax BDT 85.3m; revenue fell 15.1% in the nine months to March 2026 and profit after tax was BDT 14.6m against BDT 107.5m a year earlier; the FY2026 board meeting set for 28 October 2026 was postponed with no new date notified.

A small general insurer, 39% fire and 33% marine by premium. 2025 profit rose 3.2% to Tk 81.5m; the auditor's emphasis paragraphs cover SBC balances, deposits in merged banks and an unfunded gratuity.

A Dhaka general insurer that writes mostly fire and marine cargo. 2024 profit fell 10.4% to Tk 79m with a 91.4% combined ratio and Tk 424.6m due from the state reinsurer; 2025 EPS was Tk 1.73 and H1 2026 profit rose 43%.

Gross premium grew 1.1% to BDT 2,468m in 2025 while first-year premium fell for a third year; claims dropped to 73.7% of premium, the yield on the fund was 7.01%, the lowest in ten years, and EPS was BDT 1.20, equal to the cash dividend. The stock trades at 18.5x EPS and 1.23x NAV.

A marine-led Dhaka insurer with no debt and Tk 1.6bn in deposits. 2025 profit rose 47.8%, with Tk 112m of fire-claim provisions released after claims were repudiated; H1 2026 profit nearly doubled with no agency commission while premium fell 29.3%.

A Meghna Group general insurer whose pre-tax profit has risen every year since 2016. In 2025 investments supplied 85% of it while underwriting profit fell; nine-month 2026 underwriting profit doubled after agency commission ended.

Feed is about three quarters of revenue; short-term bank loans of BDT 2.2-2.6bn since June 2023 sit beside an inventory that sat at 290 days of cost of sales in FY2025; the FY2025 audit was qualified on a tax balance that the company has since restated; the board recommended a 12.5% cash dividend for FY2026.

The BPC-controlled blender earns most of its gross profit from importing base oil for the state fuel marketers and most of the rest of its profit from bank deposits; the lube-blending plant ran at about 5% of capacity in FY2025 and the FY2025 audit opinion was qualified on VAT reporting.

Turnover has been BDT 109-455m a year since FY2021 against BDT 631-856m before; gross margin was -3.3% in FY2025; the company repaid BDT 120.7m to BDBL in the nine months to March 2026; the share price went from BDT 45.0 at end-May 2026 to BDT 117.4 on 29 October 2026.

A knit-garment exporter whose taka revenue rose 34% from FY2021 to FY2025 while pieces fell 6% and the dollar price per piece was almost unchanged; wages took 38% of FY2025 revenue, tax took 66% of pre-tax profit, and FY2026 EPS was BDT 3.38 against a 29-Oct-2026 price of BDT 414.9.

Turnover reached BDT 6.0bn in FY2025 on 82% utilisation; finance cost took 4.9% of sales and interest cover was 1.72x; group companies accounted for BDT 3,299m of related-party additions; the DSE-announced FY2026 figures show EPS of BDT 1.03, NOCFPS of BDT 11.16 and a 7.5% cash dividend.

Gross premium rose 8.3% to BDT 8.66bn in 2025 and the life fund grew 11.3% to BDT 8.96bn, but maturity claims reached BDT 2.86bn and the fund fell by BDT 40.0m in Q3 2026. BDT 5.31bn sits in one product with five banks, BDT 3.89bn of it at one bank. A BDT 1,098.4m receivable from before 2023 is unreconciled and under legal recovery.

Gross premium fell to BDT 5.01bn in 2025, back to its 2017 level, while maturity claims of BDT 4.20bn took claims to 90.3% of premium. The life fund fell in 6 of the last 8 years and the Q3 2026 deficit of BDT 1,320.6m took it to BDT 13.82bn. EPS fell to BDT 1.47; the board kept a 20% cash dividend. The auditor qualified the 2025 accounts over cash commission payments and outstanding premium.

Q-Cash transaction fees grew from BDT 448m to BDT 1,247m in five years and lifted the net margin to 29.7%; in FY2026 revenue stalled, gross margin fell and an October 2026 network outage drew a Bangladesh Bank summons. Net debt reached BDT 980m by March 2026.

FY2026 EPS was BDT 4.93 (DSE) against BDT 0.46 in FY2023, on a single feedstock from Eastern Refinery and one product line; the plant paused from 1-Apr to 23-May-2026, leaving an implied Q4 loss of about BDT 4.6m, and the auditor qualified the FY2025 accounts.

Revenue rose from BDT 823m in FY2018 to BDT 1,913m in FY2025 on call-centre and software work, while BDT 3.7bn of equipment spending since FY2023 was funded mostly with short-term loans. FY2026 EPS was BDT 2.03 with a loss in the June quarter; the stock trades at 13.7x that EPS and 1.16x NAV.

Premier sold 2,816 kt in FY2025 at 49% utilisation and earned Tk 1,498 a tonne gross, but Tk 2.3bn of finance cost and an 84% tax rate left EPS at Tk 1.29. FY2026 EPS Tk 0.72; NCML and the power unit merged in January 2026.

Gross margin has sat near 10% and ROE below 3.5% for seven years; borrowing doubled to BDT 2,050m between June 2022 and March 2026, the implied June-2026 quarter was a loss, and the share price rose from BDT 18.8 at end-June to BDT 44.5 on 29 October 2026.

Gross premium reached BDT 6.67bn in 2025 and the life fund grew BDT 1.21bn, more than in the four previous years combined, as claims fell and group business stopped losing money. The auditor says BDT 505.6m of deposits and related exposures look doubtful against a BDT 210m reserve. The stock trades at 37.4x bonus-adjusted FY2025 EPS with a 1.05% cash yield.

Confidence sold 524 kt from 1.2 mt of capacity in FY2025 and lost Tk 166m before associates; its 36% share of Confidence Power Holdings added Tk 1,208m but no cash dividend. The stake fell to 29.79% in FY2026.

A 1986 general insurer that writes Tk 2.7bn of premium, keeps 54% and earns as much from deposits and rent as from underwriting. Its 2025 combined ratio of 71.2% is the highest of four peers; in H1 2026 commission fell to Tk 0.2m and profit rose 37% while premium fell 8.5%.

A Tk 3.9bn-premium general insurer, half of it fire. 2025 premium rose 20% but profit fell 5% as commission and expenses grew; in 2026 the company says discontinuing agency commission lifted EPS, while marine claims rose sharply.

Bangladesh's largest private general insurer cedes 58% of its premium and earns Tk 893m of reinsurance commission back. 2025 company profit rose 13.7%, but subsidiaries cut group EPS to Tk 5.44, finance cost exceeded investment income, and H1 2026 profit fell 8.1%.

FY2025 net sales rose 28.2% to BDT 8.84bn and operating profit 45.4%, yet finance expenses of BDT 750m left a 5.5% net margin. Borrowings fell from BDT 5.27bn to BDT 3.78bn by March 2026; FY2026 EPS was BDT 5.93.

Revenue grew from BDT 61.6m (FY2023) to BDT 118.9m (FY2025) while cost of goods sold fell, lifting gross margin from 9.1% to 64.1% and 94.2% in 9M FY2026; the auditor could not verify almost-all-cash sales, and the stock trades at 37.2x FY2026 EPS and 17.4x book.

FY2026 revenue fell 30% to Tk 39.4bn as billet output dropped to 498,520 t. Gross margin rose to 17.9%, but Tk 5.5bn of finance cost left Tk 35m of profit. Borrowings are Tk 75.2bn; the rights issue is on hold.

Crown sold 4,083 kt in FY2025 from 5,736 kt of capacity, buys clinker with US-dollar loans and earned a 2.0% net margin. FY2026 EPS Tk 5.08 after a weak nine months; 22.5% cash dividend.

The yarn spread over cotton widened to BDT 149 a kg in FY2025, debt fell to 0.78x equity by March 2026 and the board declared 45% cash plus 10% stock for FY2026; the share price rose 81% from the end of April to 29 October 2026.

J.M. Fabrics made BDT 1,140m of the group's BDT 1,439m profit in FY2025 while the parent's yarn spread over cotton narrowed to about BDT 69 a kg; bank debt fell to 0.70x equity by March 2026, and sponsors again waived the 10% cash dividend.

Gross premium rose 7.9% to BDT 10.2bn in 2025 and the life fund grew for the first time since 2020, after a regulator-appointed administrator ran the company from February 2021 to September 2022. A third of invested assets sit in listed shares. The stock trades at 8.0x FY2025 EPS with a 5.1% cash yield.

A marine-cargo insurer that keeps two-thirds of its premium. 2025 profit rose 10.5% on a jump in FDR interest while fire claims hit underwriting; H1 2026 profit rose 66% with no agency commission, as premium fell 13.6%.

Sales rose every year for ten years, at 4.5-24.6% a year, with steady 40-42% gross margins; selling and distribution takes 30% of revenue, so ROE fell from 24-25% to 17% in FY2025. The FY2026 cash dividend is 77%, the highest yet.

Gross premium rose 11.1% to BDT 23.4bn in 2025 and expenses stayed 12.0% under the IDRA limit; EPS is set by the actuary's surplus split (6.5% to shareholders in 2025) and H1 2026 maturity claims rose 50%. The stock trades at 24.4x EPS and 1.60x NAV.

Volume grew 44% in two years and the yarn spread over cotton held near BDT 130 a kg, yet net debt of BDT 13.7bn and lower yarn prices cut nine-month FY2026 EPS to BDT 1.54 from 5.10; the full year closed at BDT 4.50 (DSE) and the 32% cash dividend was kept.

A fire-led corporate insurer that cedes 70% of its premium. 2025 profit fell 7.7% on the airport cargo-village fire; H1 2026 profit rose 21% after IDRA suspended agency-commission licences from 1-Jan-2026.

Gross margin fell from 29.7% (2021) to 13.2% (2025) as power and gas costs doubled per sft and plants ran short of gas; LNG supply from July 2025 lifted tiles utilisation to 91% and H1 2026 sales rose 20.7%. One distributor owned by the managing director buys 22% of gross sales and owes 55% of receivables.

FY2026 EPS fell to BDT 3.53 from 5.18 and the dividend to 12%; in FY2025 UMPL supplied 83% of net profit, Westin RevPAR dropped to BDT 8,386, and BDT 1,285m of interest left the hotel company with interest cover of 0.45x.

Export TEUs rose 9.2% and import TEUs 21% in FY2025 while depot margins held near 46%; the Hellmann forwarding venture doubled FY2025 profit but faded in FY2026. The stock trades at 22.8x FY2026 EPS, 1.62x NAV and a 4.2% yield.

A grinder with 3,510 kt of capacity running at 52.5%, buying 87.5% of its clinker from the group and paying parent fees of 1.8 times its 2025 profit. H1 2026 loss Tk 111m.

Revenue rose 12.1% in H1 2026 and the operating margin reached 21.8%, but EPS fell from BDT 80.55 (2021) to 22.60 (2025) once the welding business went to ESAB; the stock trades at 27.1x trailing earnings and 2.9x book.

Fair value BDT 121-215 (base 169, 9.5x FY2026F EPS) against a price of 500.4; the price corresponds to a 8.5% cost of equity or a 30% EBIT margin on our forecast.

Fair value range BDT 50-97 (base 71) at a 16.4% cost of equity; the price of BDT 134.9 is above the range and implies a 11.3% cost of capital.

Fair value BDT 1,908-2,583 (base 2,230, 12.6x FY2026F EPS) against a price of 3,221.4; the price corresponds to a 11.0% cost of equity on our forecast.

Fair value BDT 250-680 (base 458) against a price of BDT 883; base = 11.0x 2027F EPS and needs gross margin back to 45.0% and ten-percent sales growth.

Fair value BDT 1,926-3,930 (base 3,016) against a price of 2,642.5; base = 12.9x FY2028F EPS and needs copra 10% cheaper and hair-oil volume back to growth.

Fair value BDT 144-351 (base 229) against a price of 1,952.9; the price implies a 5.7% cost of equity on our forecast of EPS BDT 21 in FY2026F.

FY2026 EPS fell 19% to BDT 6.66 (DSE-announced) from 8.27, implying Q4 EPS of about BDT 0.01, and operating cash flow was minus BDT 7.43 a share as land buying resumed and collections fell; the dividend was cut to BDT 2.00.