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Price of BXP shares on the Dhaka stock exchange currently is : Taka 146.20 which translates into £108.2p
The difference between between our BXP-GDR shares and the BXP shares in Dhaka is that our shares carry no voting rights, but othewise are the same, with absolutely the same Dividend rights. It makes the low price here (38p) look somewhat irrational.
If you can explain the bizarre sp flatline in dkaha perhaps...
but I cannot
Will BXP benefit from a weaker dollar?
Mr. Jolly
How low going to be in here?
Low share price (currently 36p) makes the Dividend look exciting. A growing pharmaceutical company with a share price as low as 36p, paying handsome dividends...what more does one want.
20-25p imv
Jolly, pessimistic as ever. And what would you expect to happen after your imaginary ultra low target is reached? Would a rapid rise then follow? imagine a PE-ratio of 3 or 4 for a rapid growing Pharmaceutical Company. A chance to fill pockets and boots for exciting gains to follow…
PE-ratio 3.5 not low enough then?
Probably not
until there's a heartbeat in Dhaka
Greed, is it? Those who want to drink the last drop from the jug, risk getting the lid on their nose.
Incredible value here....Profitable company in a growth arena......providing a service to help people.....and make plenty for investors....... Far too cheap......
Lol
until evidence that Bangladesh is back on track, there's way too much risk here imv
I'm confident that no one commenting knows as much about assessing emerging market risks as I do, and I know enough to know how little any of us know
Jolly - Emerging Markets are precisely what they are: EMERGING. No need to know a lot more than that.
We are sinking , they are rising.
Emerging is optimist spin
I worked in emerging markets my whole pro career...you?
They are rising, we are sinking. should have notice some of that in the past 25 years.
Free money helps "emerging" markets
sharply higher US yield curve is a disaster
Some interest in this stock,now being shown. Not surprising as this is just far too cheap,extremely cheap,ludicrously cheap.A share with a great history of increasing profits.
Jolly - UK's Debts rising out of the pan. We are sinking, Dhaka is rising. Labour costs in Bangladesh a fraction of our labour costs, we are losing.
On the Dhaka Stock Exchange, the price of BXP shares stands today at Taka 146.20 which translates into £1.05.
If our BXP-GDR shares we allowed to be traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange the price would be in excess of £1.
Our Dividend Rights are precisely the same as those for the BXP shares traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange.
Cheers to all who invest in our currently gravely underpriced BXP-GDR shares. I for one, have filled my boots.
The ord in dhaka is flatlining literally
until some pulse detected, avoid, no??
The domestic share price is sat at a market regulated minimum. It cannot go lower until the authorities change the limit or lift their emergency regulations. This affects the whole stock exchange not just Beximco Pharma. It is currently impossible to asses the true domestic price as there is no real market.
It is worth noting that just because the price is sat at the minimum, it does not necessarily mean that there is distinct downward pressure. Simply, no one wants to buy stock in a marketplace with these sort of regulations.
Yes, makes a mockery of stock market
Suggins - there are daily Buys and Sells of the shares on the Dhaka Stock Exchange, so no worries there about the share price held fixed at Taka 146.20 for a period.
Results are a lot better than expected with covid vacine revenue taken into consideration,a very solid set of numbers....PE of 4,with growth intact,suggests this is very,very cheap....growth company on an absurdly low PE....