Karachi, Pak Suzuki Motor Co. Ltd. has scheduled its Annual General Meeting for May 7, 2024. The meeting is set to commence at 11:00 AM.
Read More »Prosperity Weaving Mills Ltd. Declares Hefty Dividends
Karachi, Prosperity Weaving Mills Ltd., trading as PRWM on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, declared a dividend of 50% and an additional 30% dividend for the period. The company’s EPS saw a significant increase to 8.29, up from 32.99 last year. As of toda...
Read More »Soneri Bank Reports Modest Gains and Stable Distributions
Karachi, Soneri Bank Ltd. recorded a stable EPS of Rs 1.71 for the first quarter of 2024. The bank's trading rate today was Rs 10.14, slightly below its annual high of Rs 13.61, with a turnover of 150,962,000 shares. The bank declared a 10% distributi...
Read More »ABL Islamic Stock Fund Records Stable Prices in June 2024
Karachi, The ABL Islamic Stock Fund, another mutual fund option available to investors on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, has posted its latest prices for June 2024. The fund's offer price was reported at 17.78 and its redemption price at 17.37. Notably,...
Read More »Lakson Money Market Fund to Distribute PKR 5.1947 Per Unit in June
Karachi, The Lakson Money Market Fund, active since 2009, has set its offer price at PKR 105.52 and redemption price at PKR 104.34, with a planned distribution of PKR 5.1947 per unit this coming June.
Read More »Al Ameen Islamic Aggressive Income Fund Offers Competitive Yield
Karachi, The Al Ameen Islamic Aggressive Income Fund has declared a distribution yield of 3.49% for June 2024. The fund, with an offer price of Rs 109.81 and a redemption price of Rs 108.58, continues to perform well since its listing in 2007.
Read More »JS Money Market Fund Records Price Changes
Karachi, The JS Money Market Fund’s offer and redemption prices have been updated to 110.98 and 108.52 respectively. The fund, listed in 2023, has not planned any distributions for the upcoming June.
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