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I bought a small stake in PURP last week, I see no need for profits this year or even next year, provided that
PURP keeps on growing and keeps on gaining market share. Profits will follow in time.

Share price on Dhaka stock exchange today up 5%+. And that is after recent days of strong rises.

Pharmaceuticals are generally on strong PE-ratios, but for a unwarranted low PE-Ratio look up Bexmco Pharmaceuticals (BXP), where the share price is a mismatch to the Company's strength and growth, IMO.

Underlying EPS for H1 this year 3p, full year likely to reach 7p (results just out) ,. So PE- ratio not high, but distorted
last year due to Covid-impact. H1 Results are strong, IMO. I managed to buy first thing this morning during unwarranted
dip at 103p.

Re my last message, may I suggest keeping an eye on BXP, share price there looks set to rise today after
positive news on import of Covid jabs.

I consider AMS a safe and sound company, with the added security of loads of cash in the bank.
Based on H1 Results, my guess is 10p EPS this year. With the share price at around 270p, we are
unlikely to see fireworks there for some time. But no hurry when there is safety and the future
looking bright. For a stock with steep rise potential, but perhaps some more risk, I hold and
recently generously topped up, Beximco Pharmaceuticals GDR sharaes (BXP) where I reckon
40%-60% rise over the next twelve months would not be out of the question. Perhaps some of
my fellow-investors here would want to have a look.
But as always, DYOR and/or speak to your financial advisor.

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Up again in Bangladesh today. The GDR price gap here is bund to narrow as it will become increasingly clear to us
that Bangladesh is not a backward and unrelable country where there are no safe and sound well managed
Copanies. In my view the there is a greater prospect of Banglaesh make strides of progress than there for the
UK where labour costs have risien or are rising out of the pan.

Sorry, I posted much the same message twice, - reason being my first message did not appear
to start with (delayed somehow).

Up almost 4% on Dhaksa stock exchange to Take 224, which translate into GBP 190.5p.
Our BXP-GDR shares receive the same Dividends as the BXP-Ordinary shares traded in
Bangladesh, so the extraordinary wide price-gap is in my view bound to narrow over
time.

BXP up 3.8% today on Dhaka stock exchange to Taka 224.10 , which translates into GBP 190.6 pence.
Bangladesh-based investors seem to have become very keen on the shares lately. Good sign, bodes
well for our BXP-GDR shares, which - by the way - are entitles to exactly the same dividends as the
Ordinary shares trraded in Bangladesh. Difference is that the GDR's are not permitted to trade on the
Dhaka stock exchange, nor do they have voting rights - but the same dividends as Dhaka traded
Ordinaryshares...
Looks to me that the extrordnary wide price gap can not last forever - it shouts Opportunity in
my view. I am well invested, intend to hold for the long term, very long term.

Looks like the massive discount is beginning to get noticed, a good number of buyers and a decent rise today.
A long way yet ahead though.

Still rising in Dhaka, up 3% this minute....something afoot...?

Still blundering ; correct figure : 174 pence ( which is 102% above share price here).

Sorry , typing error : correction to 104.7 pence.

Just now Taka 204.70 - equating to 204.7 pence.

Share price in Dhaka 2% higher today...something afoot...? There is quite some catching up to do here.

Stomo12 - Good on you! I share your view/s on dividends for both stocks. I trust you appreciate the fact that the GDR shares of BXP are entitled tp precisely the same dividends as the ordinary shares of BXP, thus at current low price the GDR shares deliver double the dividend of the ordinary shares - rather nice that one. I daresay the price-gap will narrow.

Re my last message and my suggestion to have a look at Beximco Pharmaceuticals (BXP), does anyone here
own BXP-shares, and if so what is his/her/ their view on BXP? Currently BXP's share price on the Dhaka stock
exchange is rising quite steeply, whereas the BXP's GDR-shares here are yet to catch up. Looks like an opportunity...
APH is going along nicely, but fair value has probably now been reached?

Closing price in Dhaka today, firmly up, to: Taka 200.3. Translated to GBP: 171.6p
The day of closing the gap between the price of our GDRs and the price of ordinary
shares in Bangladesh can not be eternally away. Our GDRs which cannot be traded
in Bangladesh and carry no voting rights, do however carry precisely the same
rights to Dividends as the ordinary shares in Bangladesh.
Wakey, wakey...

BXP's share price in Dhaka today up 1.45% to Taka 196.6 (at this moment) It is cleare to me from the frequent rises off late in Dhaka (as reported by me) that the Bangladesh-based investors see the future bright for Beximco. I wholly agree.