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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.

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 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.

Revenue rose from BDT 474m (FY2017) to BDT 1,714m (FY2025) and the FY2025 gross margin was 24.8%, but finance cost equalled 96.8% of operating profit. Note 13.01 adds BDT 367.2m of interest to the long-term loan balances. FY2026 EPS was BDT 0.02 (announced 27-Oct-2026) and the cash dividend 0.10%, to public shareholders other than sponsors and directors.

Revenue reached BDT 388m in FY2025 and EPS BDT 9.49, against BDT 0.67 a year earlier; the company has announced FY2026 EPS of BDT 11.25 and operating cash flow of BDT 0.52 a share. The refuelling unit's printed operating result was a BDT 7.1m loss, and BDT 77.9m of rent from its tenant was uncollected at June 2025.

The internet (ISP) unit was 78.5% of FY2025 revenue. Nine-month FY2026 operating expenses rose 44.5% while revenue rose 7.1%; the company reports FY2026 EPS of BDT 0.96 and a 2.5% cash dividend.

Revenue has been Tk 0.8bn-0.9bn a year since FY2021, financial expenses exceeded operating profit in each of those years, and the auditor qualified the FY2025 accounts on Tk 3.6bn of advances and four other matters.

FY2025 revenue fell 22.8% to BDT 5.61bn and profit to BDT 5.0m; the board's FY2026 figures show EPS of BDT 0.42 and a 3% cash dividend for general shareholders. The share closed at BDT 27.0 on 29-Oct-2026, 64.3x FY2026 EPS and 0.91x NAV.

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.

The yarn-dyed and denim fabric maker earned EPS of BDT 0.29 in FY2025, when a BDT 117.7m foreign exchange gain exceeded profit before tax, and announced BDT 0.31 for FY2026. Net debt was BDT 2.85bn at March 2026 against equity of BDT 2.35bn.

A lease and term lender with BDT 20.7bn of loans, an 18.45% capital ratio and an unmodified audit opinion. Classified loans and the cost of fund were the highest of the 2021-2025 series in 2025; H1 2026 profit rose to BDT 50.3m from BDT 32.4m.

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 from BDT 904m (FY2022) to BDT 303m (FY2024) after the gas line was disconnected, and exports went to zero. FY2025 gross margin recovered to 24.0%, the highest in ten years, but finance cost reached BDT 146.6m against operating profit of BDT 58.1m. The FY2025 audit opinion is qualified, BDT 395m sits in receivables from five group companies, and the board recommended no dividend for FY2026.

Revenue dropped to BDT 684m in FY2025 as the water park, cruise ship and non-AC food lines shrank by BDT 984m; occupancy fell to 26.1%. Net finance cost of BDT 564m was 0.26x covered, and the 9M FY2026 loss was BDT 196m.

Nine-month revenue to March 2026 was BDT 213.6m and profit BDT 55.9m after four years of toll work for a sister company; old inventory, export bills from 2021 and a People's Leasing deposit total BDT 690m. The share trades at 47.1x trailing EPS and 2.67x book.

Revenue rose 63% in FY2025 and 8.6% in the nine months to March 2026, yet operating cash flow was negative in two of the last three years, BDT 1,126m of unpaid interest sits inside the loans and BDT 3.0bn of the merged mill is still capital work-in-progress.

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.

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.

Revenue fell from BDT 1,214.1m in FY2024 to BDT 921.5m in FY2025 and BDT 558.5m in the nine months to March 2026 (-22.1%); Z category since 12-Feb-2025; advances to suppliers and others BDT 728.7m at 31-Mar-2026; 0.20% cash dividend for general shareholders for FY2026.

Revenue BDT 603.3m in the nine months to March 2026 (+2.3%); administrative and marketing expenses BDT 256.2m (+11.5%); non-operating income BDT 35.9m, 62.3% of profit before tax; FDR, bond and cash holdings BDT 497.3m against bank loans BDT 100.7m at 31-Mar-2026.

FY2025 revenue was BDT 3,085.4m and gross profit BDT 1,133.1m; net finance costs BDT 1,463.3m and the loss after tax BDT 1,046.7m (EPS BDT -5.50). In the nine months to March 2026 revenue was BDT 1,772.1m (-25.6% year on year) and the loss after tax BDT 1,449.0m (EPS BDT -7.62). The board meets on 8 November 2026 on the FY2026 audited accounts.

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.

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 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.

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.

Batteries are 74.2% of gross sales and gross margin rose to 24.5%, but FY2025 profit before tax of Tk 94.9m included Tk 48.0m from Sunstone LLC, financial expenses took Tk 131.9m and quartz exports fell 56.5%.

FY2025 gross margin -8.6% and a Tk 372m net loss; FY2026 EPS Tk 8.26 came from a Tk 495m listed-share book funded by margin and group loans.

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.

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.

FY2025 consolidated revenue fell 61.6% to BDT 4.08bn and the group lost BDT 415m. The auditor qualified its opinion over a restated UCB loan and a BDT 651m claim on an individual; the shares have been in DSE's Z category since 5-Feb-2025 over an unpaid dividend.

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.

Revenue grew to BDT 551m in FY2025 and hardware margins doubled, but group and bank borrowing for a school campus and a Hi-Tech Park plant took financial expenses from BDT 1.8m to BDT 63.6m; the shares rose more than five-fold from November 2025.

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 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.

Beximco Ltd's last statement shows H1 FY2025 revenue down 71% and a Tk 3,565m loss. Six reporting periods are overdue, and the share has fallen 82% since its floor was removed.

Fair value BDT 22–88 (base 52) vs price 92.7; general medicines drive ~13% sales growth and a second oncology plant is coming; TRIPS after LDC graduation and related-party loans are the risks.