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

Dhaka Exchange closing price today up 1.99% to Taka 194.40, which translates into 165 pence.

Today's closing price in the Dhaka exchange: Taka 190.6 (up Taka 3.1 = 1.65%)

I need to stay that I typed an error in my message of last Thursday. I wrote 198.8 Taka instead of 189.8 Taka,
the London price of put at 160.9 is correct (unchanged).
Sorry about that.

I am not particularly worried about the market cap differentials, I am happy at having the same dividend rights on my currently 50% discounted GDR shares here as the Bangladesh shareholders have on their Dhaka exchange traded shares at full price. The huge discount is unwarranted and won't last forever - a buy-opportunity if ever there was, IMO. But as always don't take my word for it, DYOR or speak to your adviser.

Dhaka price today is up 2.1% to 198.8 Taka which translates into 160.9p.
The discount here is now massive and wholly unjustified IMO.
A correction is bound to happen, sooner or later.
I have topped up once more, making BXP my largest holding by a stretch.

The end of Lockdown, the accumulated savings, the freedom to shop - three good reasons for Shie Zone to expect
sales to improve quite substantially. Did the directors not buy large chunks of shares just after end of lockdown?
I am sure the directors are best p;laced to visualize/see the direction of the shopping trend.

Covgaz - Kindly do some research before you shoot nonsence from the hip. No further debate on this.

Usually the discount to the Dhaka share price is in the region of 30%-35%, currently the discount is
precisely 50% (at this moment in time) . Neither of the large discounts is justified IMO, but are
happily accepted by me as I now have built up a cheap stake in BXP. Should just the 50% discount
revert to say 35%, then the share price (here will lift to 101.4p, that makes the shares (PDGs) look a
screaming buy on that account alone! What's even more assuring is the fact that BXP is a well run
Company making nice profits at an accellerating rate. But as always, do not take my word for it,
DYOR or take independent advice.
Good luck to all.

There is no good reason for the large discount. The GDR shares are entitled to the same
dividend as the ordinary shares. So as the company grows and as the annual dividend grows,
GDR holders will enjoy the same growing annual rewards but on a lower investment per
share. No voting rights for GDR holders though, but I never vote anyway, so what's the
problem. GDR' s cannot, however, be traded on the Dhaka stock exchange, which
explains the discount in part - in part only!

Further to my last message, for anyone who may be interested, the share price at Beximco (BXP) looks
now in serious barain-basement territory. Low price (77p) unlikely to last for long, future simply too
bright there, IMHO.
Meantime, APH's share price is creeping up nicely. Steady as she goes.

Share price in Dhaka up today, here down 7.5%, makes no sence. No RNS or other news as far
as I know. Looks a buying opportunity to me. therefore I bought some more today. Pretty
sure the share price will rise again, almost certainly to 90p+ this year, could be much more
when vaccine roll-out takes off.

Today BXP's Dhaka share price up 1.05% toTaka 183.10 (at his minute) which translates into GBP £1.56
iI topped up at 82p. or put in another way - at a discount of 47% on the share price on the
Dhaka stock exchange. Feels okay to me!

Sorry, error in my earlier post; For £800,000 read £700,000.
Still way too much money for a single occupancy unit.

I did not like their ealier RNS re £2.5m purchase of 4 single occupancy units.
£2.5 million plus costs, say total outlay of £2.8 million for just 4 single occpancy units,
that is £800,000 per unit, per occupant. Sounds way to much money per occupant!

Current BXP's Dhaka share price Taka 175.6 which translates into GPP £1.50 precisely.

Beximco's share price in Dhaka today up 1.5% to 144p (translated).

My dog ran after a cat, my wife ran after my dog, I ran after my wife.
No other remarkable events seen today.

For a buyout, the Directors need shareholders' consent well above their own 53.72%. A considerably premium
has to be offered to get shareholders consent. So their buying just now at just 80p is actually on the cheap.

I reckon the Directors have witnessed an 'explosian' in footfall, hence their large Buys.