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Company · DSE:BDFINANCE · Financial Institutions · Analysis · 31 Oct 2026
Bangladesh Finance: negative equity of BDT 5.32bn, interest expense 3.97 times interest income, and a 2025 profit built on provision write-backs
A Z-category finance company whose solo equity has been negative since 2024, whose net interest income was minus BDT 1,058.5m in 2025, and whose BDT 143.1m profit came from BDT 1,775.0m of general-provision reversals. The auditor added an emphasis of matter on going concern; the opinion is unmodified.
Company · DSE:NTC · Food & Allied: tea plantation · Analysis · 29 Oct 2026
National Tea Company: twelve Sylhet tea estates selling below cost, with a BDT 1.05bn FY2025 loss, negative equity and a going-concern warning
Turnover fell to BDT 715m in FY2025 while cost of goods sold was BDT 1,176m and finance cost BDT 498m; bank loans reached BDT 4,433m, the auditor qualified the accounts, and BDT 2.77bn of new shares at BDT 119.53 took the share count from 6.6m to 29.75m.
Company · DSE:SINGERBD · Electrical, cables & consumer durables · Analysis · 29 Oct 2026
Singer Bangladesh: sales up 14% but finance costs of BDT 3.2bn turned 2025 into a BDT 2.2bn loss; equity is now negative
Turnover reached BDT 21.3bn in 2025 and the new BSEZ factory already makes 42% of sales, yet operating profit of BDT 550m met finance costs of BDT 3,221m; NAV per share was BDT (10.29) at September 2026 and the board proposes BDT 2.5bn of preference shares for the parent.
Company · DSE:ABBANK · Banks · Analysis · 29 Oct 2026
AB Bank: 56.5% of loans classified, equity of minus BDT 48.6bn and a BDT 16,875 crore provision gap
AB Bank pays more than ten taka of interest for every taka it earns, lost BDT 37.1bn in 2025 and BDT 16.3bn in the first half of 2026, and now runs on Bangladesh Bank liquidity support. This note sets out what the filings show.