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The market, sized by market cap and coloured by 3-month price change

Every listed equity on DSE, grouped by sector. Click any tile for the company page.

Where the money sits vs where it trades

Each sector's share of total market cap against its share of average daily turnover (DSE + CSE, trailing 3 months).

Concentration

Cumulative share of market cap by company rank. How few names make the market.

How much of the market is actually investable?

Set a minimum size and a minimum daily liquidity, and see how many companies clear both bars and what share of the market they represent.
Each dot is a company: market cap across (log scale), average daily turnover up (log scale). Dots inside the shaded box pass your filters. Annualised turnover = daily value × 240 ÷ market cap.

Liquidity distribution

Companies by average daily turnover, trailing 3 months (DSE + CSE).

Category mix

DSE market category (A = regular dividends and AGMs, B = below 10% dividend, Z = no dividend / AGM overdue / non-operational) by count and by market cap.
P/E uses DSE's trailing P/E where published, otherwise price ÷ latest audited EPS; P/E above 60 or negative earnings shown as n/m.

Price-to-book against return on equity

Where the market pays for quality. Dot size is market cap. Companies above the trend line are priced richly for the equity returns they produce.

Sector valuation medians

Median of companies in each sector (cap-weighted P/E in the last column). Click a column to sort.

Dividend yield vs P/E

Cash dividend on latest fiscal year at today's price. High yield with low P/E and a good rating is the classic value corner.

Earnings momentum

Latest fiscal year EPS growth for companies that were profitable in both years. Top and bottom 15 among liquid names.

Leverage

Bank loans (short + long term, as last reported to DSE) relative to market cap. Banks and NBFIs excluded — borrowing is their business.

Who owns the market, by sector

Shareholding as most recently reported to DSE (typically end-August 2026), weighted by market cap within each sector.

Foreign ownership

Companies with the highest foreign holding, and the foreign-held value they represent.

Sponsor holding vs free float

Sponsor/director stake against DSE's free-float share of market cap. Dots far below the diagonal have large institutional or government blocks outside the float.

Sponsors selling down

Largest falls in sponsor/director holding since the last fiscal year-end (percentage points).

Foreign money moving

Largest changes in foreign holding since the last fiscal year-end (percentage points).

Sources

Everything on this page was pulled from the two exchanges' public sites on 14 September 2026.

Definitions

Market cap
DSE's figure: outstanding shares × last trading price (intraday on 14 Sep). Free-float cap is DSE's own calculation, which excludes sponsor/director and government holdings.
Avg daily turnover
Total value traded over the trailing 63 DSE sessions (14 Jun – 13 Sep 2026) divided by 63, plus the CSE equivalent over its 55 reported sessions. Days a stock did not trade count as zero.
Annualised turnover
Avg daily turnover × 240 ÷ market cap. 100% means the whole company changes hands once a year.
Days to trade 1% of float
1% of free-float cap ÷ avg daily turnover — a rough capacity measure assuming you could be the whole market.
P/E
DSE trailing P/E (latest four quarters of unaudited EPS) where published; otherwise price ÷ latest audited annual EPS. Negative earnings show as n/m.
P/B
Price ÷ NAV per share from the latest audited accounts.
ROE
Latest audited EPS ÷ NAV per share.
Dividend yield
Latest declared cash dividend (% of face value) × face value ÷ today's price. Stock dividends excluded.
Ownership
DSE monthly shareholding disclosure — sponsor/director, government, institutional, foreign, public. "Change" compares the latest month with the last fiscal year-end.
Credit rating
Latest long/short-term rating and outlook as filed with CSE.
Category
DSE market category. A: regular AGM and ≥10% dividend. B: AGM held but dividend below 10%. Z: no dividend, overdue AGM, or non-operational for six months.

Caveats

Read before quoting a number.
Suspended names
Five banks under the government's merger programme (Exim, First Security Islami, Global Islami, Social Islami, Union) plus a few others have not traded in the window. Their market caps use the last price and are included in totals.
Financial year ends
Banks, insurers and most manufacturers close in December; many others in June. "Latest FY" varies by company, so cross-sector comparisons of EPS growth mix periods.
Intraday snapshot
Prices and market caps are from about 12:40 on 14 September; DSE's market-cap field may lag the last trade by a few percent.
Mutual funds, bonds
Excluded by design. Only equity instruments in DSE's 18 equity sectors are covered.
USD figures
Converted at a flat BDT 122 per USD for readability only.