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Four DSE-Listed Companies Declare Cash Dividends for FY 2025–26

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Staff Reporter • 9 Nov • 2 min read

Four DSE-Listed Companies Declare Cash Dividends for FY 2025–26
Dhaka Stock Exchange monitors reflecting latest corporate disclosures.

Four companies listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)—Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC), Paramount Textile PLC, Power Grid Company of Bangladesh, and Energypac Power Generation PLC—have announced cash dividends for their shareholders for the 2025–26 financial year. The corporate decisions were officially disclosed through the DSE platform on Monday, November 9, 2026.

Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) approved the highest payout among the group, declaring a 25% cash dividend. For FY 2025–26, BSC reported an Earnings Per Share (EPS) of Tk 19.11 and a Net Asset Value Per Share (NAVPS) of Tk 121.45. The company set its record date for December 15, while the AGM date will be announced later.

Paramount Textile PLC recommended a 15% cash dividend exclusively for general shareholders. The textile manufacturer recorded an EPS of Tk 7.61 and an NAVPS of Tk 95.18 for the fiscal year. Its Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on December 26, with the record date set for November 30.

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Power Grid declared a 5% cash dividend, supported by an EPS of Tk 3.86 and an NAVPS of Tk 147.29. Power Grid's AGM is scheduled for February 6, with a record date of December 10.

Meanwhile, Energypac Power Generation PLC declared a 1% cash dividend solely for general shareholders, despite posting a loss per share of Tk 11.16 for FY 2025–26. Its NAVPS stood at Tk 21.61 as of June 30. Energypac's AGM will be held on December 27, with the record date fixed for November 30.

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