Posted: February 22nd, 2007 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: Dividend, EPS, Fauji-Cement, FCCL, OGDCL
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The Board of Directors of Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) on Wednesday announced second interim cash dividend at Rs1.75 per share (ie 17.50 per cent) for the second quarter ended December 31, 2006. This is in addition to the first interim dividend of Rs1.75 per share already declared during the current financial year.
The net income of the company for the first half (July-December 2006), stood at Rs23.1 billion (EPS Rs5.37) compared to Rs20.3 billion (EPS Rs4.72) previously. This represents a growth of 14 per cent in bottom-line.
Posted: November 3rd, 2006 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: ABL, ACBL, AHSL, AICL, ANL, APL, BAFL, BOC, BOP, BOSI, CHBL, CTTL, DCL, DGKC, DSFL, Engro, FABL, FCCL, FFBL, FFC, FNEL, HUBC, ICI, INDU, JOVC, JSIB, Kapco, KESC, KOHC, LUCK, MCB, MLCF, NBP, NCL, NETPRSOL, NML, OGDC, PCCL, PIAA, PICB, PICIC, POL, PPTA, PRCBL, PRL, PSMC, PSO, PTC, SNBL, SNGP, SSGC, STPL, TELE, THALL, TRG, WTL
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1. ACBL
2. BAFL
3. BOP
4. DGKC
5. DSFL
6. ENGRO
7. FABL
8. FCCL
9. FFBL
10. FFC
11. HUBC
12. KAPCO
13. KESC
14. LUCK
15. MCB
16. MLCF
17. NBP
18. NML
19. OGDC
20. PIAA
21. PICB
22. PICIC
23. POL
24. PPL
25. PPTA
26. PSO
27. PTC
28. SNGP
29. SSGC
30. TELE
31. AICL
32. CTTL
33. BOSI
34. NCL
35. ANL
36. PCCL
37. JOVC
38. DCL
39. TRG
40. WTL
41. SNBL
42. KOHC
43. PRCBL
44. STPL
45. SPCB
46. JSIB
47. NETRSOL
48. CHBL
49. Attock Refinery
50. Attock cement
51. AHSL
52. INDU
53. ICI
54. PRL
55. Cherat cement
56. Packages
57. PSMC
58. ABL
59. FNEL
60. Pak Electron
61. Bank Al habib
62. Millat Tractor
63. Pakistan Cable
64. KSE
65. BOC
66. THALL
67. SECURITY PAPER
68. APL
69. Ferzoz sons
Posted: September 4th, 2006 | Author: StockPK Team | Filed under: News | Tags: BAFL, Cement, DGKC, FCCL, KSE, LUCK, MLCF, NBP, OGDCL, POL
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Buying in cement and some notable scrips averted big losses at the Karachi stock market on Monday as the KSE 100-share index lost 45.97 points, but maintained 10,100 level amid slightly increased turnover of 180.229 million shares.
The market capitalisation fell by Rs13 billion to Rs2.835 trillion. It is pertinent to mention here that the newly introduced KSE 30-index fell by more points (72.88 points) as compared with the 100-index, pointed out an analyst, adding that 30-index was not depicting true trading picture, but showing weightage of some monopolised scrips that were misguiding true investors. The 30-index was showing big ups and downs as compared to the earlier working indices at the KSE, he added.
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