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Shanta Securities tops July turnover at DSE

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04 August, 2020, 07:30 pm
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Shanta Securities tops July turnover at DSE

LankaBangla Securities Ltd was in second position, while BRACEPL Stock Brokerage stood third

TBS Report
04 August, 2020, 07:30 pm
Last modified: 04 August, 2020, 07:33 pm
Photo: TBS/Rehman Asad.
Photo: TBS/Rehman Asad.

Shanta Securities Ltd has secured the top position in the list of July turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE).

LankaBangla Securities Ltd was in second position in terms of executing trade at the premier bourse, while BRACEPL Stock Brokerage stood in third place.

IDLC Securities Ltd was in fourth position, while UCB Capital Management was at the fifth spot.

The other brokerage firms in top ten positions include United Financial Trading Company Ltd, City Brokerage Ltd, EBL Securities, Multi Securities & Services Ltd, and United Securities.

Bank Asia Securities, ICB Securities Trading Company, Sheltech Brokerage, MTB Securities and Premier Bank Securities were at numbers 11 to 15 respectively.

Merchant Securities, UniCap Securities, International Leasing Securities, BD Sunlife Securities and AB Securities secured positions 16-20 for July.

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