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Lion City Advisory Limited is a new generation joint venture advisory firm in Bangladesh, bridging local and global markets with ESG-driven financial solutions.

03/09/2026

What if a company could list on the stock exchange without going through an IPO or raising fresh capital?

In this episode, Sakib and Kashfia Binte Hassan, Analyst at Lion City Advisory, break down BSEC’s Draft Direct Listing Rules, 2026 a proposed new route for eligible companies to bring existing shares to the public market.

The discussion explores:

* What direct listing is and how it differs from an IPO
* Which companies may qualify
* Key eligibility and compliance requirements
* The role of merchant bankers and the approval process
* How shares are valued and how the reference and floor prices are determined
* What happens during the first 30 minutes of trading
* Investor protections and trading restrictions

A closer look at how direct listing could reshape the path to the stock market for eligible companies in Bangladesh.

Watch the full video to understand the proposed framework and what it could mean for companies, shareholders, and investors.

03/09/2026

Average weekly turnover was reported at BDT 608.81 million, compared with BDT 5,717.14 million last week. This represents a decrease of about 89.35%, not an increase of 6.49%, so the volume figures may contain a typo. The benchmark DSEX Index, however, gained 6.41 points to close at 5,662.09 from 5,655.68, indicating a marginal recovery despite weak trading activity.

The RSI declined to 39.71 from 44.91, moving further below the neutral 50 level and indicating that market momentum has weakened. With the RSI approaching the oversold zone below 30, the market remains in a bearish mode, although the lower RSI could eventually create room for a technical rebound if buying interest returns.

Market breadth was relatively balanced, with 187 issues advancing against 170 declining and 30 remaining unchanged. Despite the slight positive index movement, the mixed breadth and weaker RSI suggest that the market remains cautious and has not yet established a strong recovery trend.

After the previous session’s turnover of BDT 731.07 crore, today’s volume stood at BDT 720.92 crore, indicating a slight...
03/09/2026

After the previous session’s turnover of BDT 731.07 crore, today’s volume stood at BDT 720.92 crore, indicating a slight decline in trading activity. However, the stated 25.06% increase does not match the turnover figures provided; based on 731.07 crore to 720.92 crore, turnover actually decreased by approximately 1.39%.

The benchmark DSEX Index edged down by 1.39 points to close at 5,662.09 from 5,660.41, indicating a largely stable session after the recent recovery and suggesting that the market is currently consolidating.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) rose marginally to 39.71 from 39.45, indicating that bearish momentum has eased slightly, although the improvement remains limited. The RSI continues to stay below the neutral 50 level, confirming that the broader technical trend remains bearish. However, the gradual recovery from deeply oversold levels indicates that selling pressure is no longer intensifying at the same pace and that the market is attempting to build a base. The RSI is also comfortably above the 30 oversold threshold, suggesting that the market has moved away from its most extreme oversold condition.

Market breadth remained negative, with 127 issues advancing, 226 declining, and 36 remaining unchanged, indicating that selling pressure continued to outweigh buying interest across the broader market.

Repeated policy relaxation like rescheduling, restructuring and a special exit facility proves futile as the volume of c...
03/09/2026

Repeated policy relaxation like rescheduling, restructuring and a special exit facility proves futile as the volume of classified loans in Bangladesh's banking sector keeps rising to cross Tk 6.0 trillion again by latest count.

Such rising trend in default-loan buildup triggers serious concern over financial stability in the banking system as one-third of the entire loans from banks become classified by the end of last June.

03/09/2026

The Early Morning Whisper | Thursday, 3rd September 2026

Treasury bond yields continued to ease in recent months, with both 2-year and 3-year bond rates declining from their May...
02/09/2026

Treasury bond yields continued to ease in recent months, with both 2-year and 3-year bond rates declining from their May–June highs.

As of 02 September 2026:
2-Year Treasury Bond: 8.87%
3-Year Treasury Bond: 9.69%
Compared with the previous observation on 09 August 2026, the 2-year rate declined by 52 bps, while the 3-year rate fell by 21 bps.

The trend highlights a broad moderation in Treasury bond yields since their 2026 peaks.

Bangladesh’s telecom sector in September 2026 reflects continued expansion in connectivity, with subscriber growth and i...
02/09/2026

Bangladesh’s telecom sector in September 2026 reflects continued expansion in connectivity, with subscriber growth and internet pe*******on strengthening despite some year-on-year moderation.

Total mobile subscribers reached 190.44 million, registering a 0.32% MoM and 0.83% YoY increase, indicating steady growth in the overall subscriber base.

Grameenphone remains the market leader with 87.01 million subscribers and a 45.70% market share, followed by Robi (30.90%) and Banglalink (19.90%), while Teletalk holds 3.60%. Internet pe*******on increased to 77.42%, up 0.55% MoM, though it edged down 0.14% YoY, suggesting near-term improvement amid a largely mature market.

Meanwhile, locally produced handset volumes rose to 18.45 lakh, posting a strong 19.66% MoM increase but a 14.63% YoY decline, pointing to a short-term recovery despite weaker annual production levels.

Tower infrastructure remains concentrated, with edotco maintaining the largest footprint at 16,984 towers, followed by Grameenphone and Summit.

02/09/2026

The Early Market Whisper | Wednesday, 2nd September 2026

The government has launched a new incentive scheme offering rooftop solar producers a guaranteed rate of Tk10.50 per kil...
02/09/2026

The government has launched a new incentive scheme offering rooftop solar producers a guaranteed rate of Tk10.50 per kilowatt-hour for feeding surplus power into the national grid, bolstering efforts to expand renewable energy generation and stabilise national power supply.

Formally announced through a gazette notification issued yesterday (1 September), the initiative aims to add up to 4,000 MW of rooftop solar capacity within one year to strengthen national energy security through diversification.

01/09/2026

Bangladesh’s Economy: Recovery or Bigger Challenges Ahead?

Dr. M. Masrur Reaz, prominent economist, public policy expert, and Chairman of Policy Exchange Bangladesh, sat down with Ershad Hossain, Senior Director at Lion City Advisory, for a timely conversation on Bangladesh’s economic transition.

They discussed short-term economic recovery, the outlook for the next five years, the role of foreign exchange stability, rescheduling distressed companies, the energy crisis, the share market, interest rates, and global economic challenges.

A conversation on where Bangladesh stands today and what lies ahead.
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