প্রতিষ্ঠানটির পরিচালনা পর্ষদ ২০১০ সালের জন্য এ লভ্যাংশ ঘোষণা করেছে। প্রতিষ্ঠানটির বার্ষিক সাধারণ সভা (এজিএম) ৩ জুলাই সকাল ১০টায় ঢাকার গুলশানে স্পেক্ট্রা কনভেনশন সেন্টারে অনুষ্ঠিত হবে। এজিএমের রেকর্ড ডেট ৪ মে। প্রতিষ্ঠানটি আরও জানিয়েছে, ওই সময় শেয়ারপ্রতি আয় ১৩.০৪ টাকা, শেয়ারপ্রতি মোট সম্পদমূল্য ১৩৪ টাকা ও নেট ওপেনিং ক্যাশ ফ্লো ১৫.৫৪ টাকা।
(The Board of Directors has recommended stock dividend @ 10% for the year ended on December 31, 2010. Date of AGM: 03.07.2011, Time: 10:00 AM, Venue: Spectra Convention Center Ltd., House #19, Road #7, Gulshan-1, Dhaka-1212. Record Date: 04.05.2011. The company has also reported EPS of Tk. 13.04, NAV per share of Tk. 134.00 and NOCFPS of Tk. 15.54 for the year ended on December 31, 2010.)
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A case was lodged with the High Court Monday accusing the government of holding back from publishing the crucial probe report on the stock-market scam.
Five lawyers on behalf of Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh filed the case with the HC vacation bench comprising Justice Md. Ziaul Karim and Justice ANM Bashirullah, seeking order for publishing the report within 2 days.
The lawyers are Advocate Asaduzzaman Siddiqui, Advocate Sarwar Ahad Chodhury, Advocate Akhlas Uddin Bhuiyan, Advocate Mahbubur Rahman Khan and Advocate Mahbubul Islam.
The respondents to the case are the cabinet secretary, the secretary of PM’s secretariat, home secretary, finance secretary, the secretary of the banking and financial institutions, Bangladesh Bank governor, the chairman SEC, the Chief executive officer of DSE, DMP commissioner, and OC, Motijheel Police Station.
Earlier, Advocate Manjil Morshed, chairman of Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh, had sent a legal notice on April 12 seeking publication of the complete probe report within 7 days.
The petitioners seek issuance of a rule nisi calling upon the respondents to show cause as to why ``inaction`` of the respondents in publishing the report on share-market disaster should not be declared illegal and without lawful authority.
It also seeks rule as to why direction should not be given to the respondents to ensure effective trial of the persons or individuals or companies who will be identified through the publishing of report for the stock-market disaster caused by cooking the books.
``Why a direction should not be given upon the respondents to recover the money and return it into the accounts of the affected shareholders,`` the petition asks.
It aslso seeks that, pending hearing on the rule, the respondent finance and banking secretaries be asked to make the report regarding the share market public within two days and submit a compliance report within seven days before the court.
``Direct the respondent Chairman of SEC to file a case against the individuals and companies who will be found liable,`` says the petition.
Another plea of the plaint says: Direct the respondents to seize the passports of the persons who will be identified in the report and also to seize their bank accounts until the investigation is complete.
(The Board of Directors has recommended stock dividend @ 10% for the year ended on December 31, 2010. Date of AGM: 03.07.2011, Time: 10:00 AM, Venue: Spectra Convention Center Ltd., House #19, Road #7, Gulshan-1, Dhaka-1212. Record Date: 04.05.2011. The company has also reported EPS of Tk. 13.04, NAV per share of Tk. 134.00 and NOCFPS of Tk. 15.54 for the year ended on December 31, 2010.)
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A case was lodged with the High Court Monday accusing the government of holding back from publishing the crucial probe report on the stock-market scam.
Five lawyers on behalf of Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh filed the case with the HC vacation bench comprising Justice Md. Ziaul Karim and Justice ANM Bashirullah, seeking order for publishing the report within 2 days.
The lawyers are Advocate Asaduzzaman Siddiqui, Advocate Sarwar Ahad Chodhury, Advocate Akhlas Uddin Bhuiyan, Advocate Mahbubur Rahman Khan and Advocate Mahbubul Islam.
The respondents to the case are the cabinet secretary, the secretary of PM’s secretariat, home secretary, finance secretary, the secretary of the banking and financial institutions, Bangladesh Bank governor, the chairman SEC, the Chief executive officer of DSE, DMP commissioner, and OC, Motijheel Police Station.
Earlier, Advocate Manjil Morshed, chairman of Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh, had sent a legal notice on April 12 seeking publication of the complete probe report within 7 days.
The petitioners seek issuance of a rule nisi calling upon the respondents to show cause as to why ``inaction`` of the respondents in publishing the report on share-market disaster should not be declared illegal and without lawful authority.
It also seeks rule as to why direction should not be given to the respondents to ensure effective trial of the persons or individuals or companies who will be identified through the publishing of report for the stock-market disaster caused by cooking the books.
``Why a direction should not be given upon the respondents to recover the money and return it into the accounts of the affected shareholders,`` the petition asks.
It aslso seeks that, pending hearing on the rule, the respondent finance and banking secretaries be asked to make the report regarding the share market public within two days and submit a compliance report within seven days before the court.
``Direct the respondent Chairman of SEC to file a case against the individuals and companies who will be found liable,`` says the petition.
Another plea of the plaint says: Direct the respondents to seize the passports of the persons who will be identified in the report and also to seize their bank accounts until the investigation is complete.