Cash flow decreased in 6 companies of various sectors

Own Correspondent: Out of 14 companies of various sectors listed in the stock market, 11 companies have published their financial reports for the two quarters or 6 months (July-December’23) of the current financial year. It can be seen that the operating cash flow per share (NOCFPS) or cash flow of 6 companies has decreased. Out of which 4 have deteriorated cash floor and 2 have increased cash flow minus. This information is known from Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) sources.

Companies whose cash flow declined or deteriorated during the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) are Aman Feed, Eramit Limited, Bangladesh Export Import-Beximco, GQ Ballpen, Miracle Industries, and Savar Refractories Limited.

Aman feed

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) the cash flow per share of the company stood at 10 paise. It was 19 paise during the same period last year. During the year the cash flow of the company decreased by 09 paise.

Eramit Limited

The company’s cash flow per share for the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) stood at minus 11 taka 08 paise. At the same time in the previous year, the amount was minus 22 paise. The cash floor of the company has deteriorated by 10 takas 86 paise during the year.

Bangladesh Export Import-Beximco

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) the cash flow per share of the company stood at 1 taka 44 paisa. At the same time in the previous year, the amount was Rs. 4 57 paisa. During the year the cash flow of the company has decreased by 3 13 paise.

GQ Ballpen

The company’s cash flow per share for the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) stood at minus 1 taka 95 paise. It was 38 paisa at the same time last year. During the year, the cash flow of the company decreased by 2 33 paise.

Miracle Industries

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23), the company’s cash flow per share stood at minus 1 taka 41 paise. At the same time last year, the amount was minus 84 paise. During the year the cash floor of the company has deteriorated by 57 paise.

Savar Refractories

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23), the company’s cash flow per share stood at minus 1 taka 01 paise. At the same time in the previous year, the amount was 1 taka 59 paisa. During the year the cash flow of the company has decreased by 2 60 paise.

Cash flow increased by 5 companies in various sectors

Own Correspondent: Out of 14 companies of various sectors listed in the stock market, 11 companies have published their financial reports for the two quarters or 6 months (July-December’23) of the current financial year. It shows that the operating cash flow per share (NOCFPS) or cash flow of 5 companies has increased. This information is known from Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) sources.

The companies with increased cash floor in the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) are- Bangladesh Shipping Corporation-BSC, Index Agro, National Feed, Sinobangla Industries, and SK Trims & Industries Limited.

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation-BSC

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) the cash flow per share of the company stood at 15 taka 84 paisa. At the same time in the previous year, the amount was 12 taka 72 paisa. During the year, the cash flow of the company increased by 3.12 paise.

Index Agro

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) the cash flow per share of the company stood at 16 taka 87 paisa. At the same time last year, the amount was minus 21 paise. During the year the cash flow of the company increased by 17 08 paise.

National Feed

The company’s cash flow per share for the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) stood at 21 paise. At the same time in the previous year, the amount was 20 paise. During the year the cash flow of the company increased by 01 paise.

Sinobangla Industries

In the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) the cash flow per share of the company stood at 7 taka 66 paisa. At the same time last year, the amount was minus 64 paise. During the year, the cash flow of the company increased by 8.83 paise

SK Trims

The company’s cash flow per share for the first 6 months of the financial year (July-December’23) stood at 98 paise. It was 13 paise during the same period last year. The cash flow of the company has increased by 85 paise during the year.

Big fall in the stock market, panic investors

Own Correspondent: After five consecutive days of decline, the previous day on Wednesday, the index increased by 35 points. In this, investors who were disoriented by losses saw a glimmer of hope. But today, their hopes have turned into disappointment due to the shock of the big fall. There was panic in the market today.

Data analysis shows that the main index of the main stock market Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) was 6 thousand 447 points on February 11. Since then there has been a steady decline. 17 working days have passed in between. Out of these 17 working days, only three working days DSE index is positive. The remaining 14 working days are in a negative trend. At least 4-5 days out of that there is a big fall in the panic spreading index.

As per the market analysis, the index showed a bullish trend at the beginning of today’s trading. But as time passed, the market pressure increased. In particular, the shares of the top capitalized companies British American Tobacco and Grameenphone were under unusual sales pressure. In any case, the shares of the two companies could not move forward. The market took a negative turn in the sales pressure of those two companies.

Still, the market is bearable if negative in the first part of the trade. But after 12:30 PM, the market took a big bearish turn. During this period abnormal cell pressure is observed in the market. which continues till the end of the transaction. At one point the DSE index fell by half a hundred points. Then fear of the unknown began to fill investors. As a result, the cell pressure is further concentrated.

Market insiders say that a large investment group is looting profits by creating panic in the market. That’s why the market suddenly has a big fall. A fall that has no reasonable cause. Then they pick up shares at low prices and make a profit on those shares again pushing the market up. It seems to be a regular exercise for them now.

They say that the regulatory body should investigate this matter. Why does the market fall under the grip of big falls again and again? Then it rises again. But that rise is not permanent. In the interest of the market, the regulatory body needs to unravel its real mystery.

Thursday Market Review

Today, Thursday (March 07), the main index of DSE, DSEX, is down 53.37 points at 6,112 points. Among the other two indices, the DSE Shariah index fell by 7.125 points to 1,335 points and the DSE-30 index fell by 12 points to 2,094 points.

Shares and units worth Tk 703 crore 70 lakh were traded in DSE today. 730 crore 39 lakh rupees were traded on the previous working day.

396 companies and units traded on DSE today. Among them, 46 rates increased, 304 decreased and 46 remained unchanged.

Another share market, Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE), traded shares and units worth Tk 11 crore 20 lakh today. Shares and units worth Tk 22 crore 72 lakh 99 thousand were traded on the previous day.

Today 236 institutions participated in trading on CSE. Among them, the price increased for 44, decreased for 170 and remained unchanged for 22 companies.

Shares and units of 247 companies were traded in CSE on the previous day. Out of which the price increased in 110, decreased in 107 and remained unchanged in 30 institutions.