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Dhaka Stock Exchange

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Dhaka Stock Exchange
Bangladesh's main stock exchange. The Dhaka Stock Exchange began in 1954 when Bangladesh was still known as East Pakistan, and came into existence in its current form in 1976, five years after independence from Pakistan. The DSE operates two indices with more than 300 companies listed. It is a public limited company.
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The strong performance drove up the benchmark Dhaka Stock Exchange General Index by 22.
Grameenphone soars on Dhaka bourse debut by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Dhaka Stock Exchange president Rakibur Rahman said Grameenphone's IPO was the largest in the country's history, dwarfing the previous record set by a private bank by more than four times.
Thousands queue for Bangladesh's largest IPO by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
It's the biggest IPO in the capital market since our independence in 1971," Dhaka Stock Exchange president Rakibur Rahman told AFP.
Bangladesh set for record IPO by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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