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Companies Listed on KSE SYMBOL COMPANY AABS AL-Abbas Sugur AACIL Al-Abbas CementXR AASM AL-Abid Silk AASML Al-Asif Sugar AATM Ali Asghar ABL Allied Bank Limited ABLTFC Allied Bank (TFC) ABOT Abbott (Lab) ABSON Abson Ind. ACBL Askari Bank ACBL-MAR ACBL-MAR ACCM Accord Tex. ACPL Attock Cement ADAMS Adam SugarXD ADMM Artistic Denim ADOS Ados Pakistan ADPP Adil Polyprop. ADTM Adil Text. AGIC Ask.Gen.Insurance AGIL Agriautos Ind. AGTL AL-Ghazi AHL Arif Habib Limited AHSL Arif Habib Sec. AHSM Ahmed Spining AHTM Ahmed Hassan AIBL Asset Inv.Bank AICL Adamjee Ins. AJTM Al-Jadeed Tex AKDCL AKD Capital Ltd AKDITF AKD Index AKGL AL-Khair Gadoon ALFT Alif Tex. ALICO American Life ALNRS AL-Noor SugerXD ALQT AL-Qadir Tex ALTN Altern Energy ALWIN Allwin Engin. AMAT Amazai Tex. AMFL Amin Fabrics AMMF AL-Meezan Mutual AMSL AL-Mal Sec. AMZV AMZ Ventures ANL Azgard Nine ANLCPS Azg Con.P.8.95 Perc.XD ANLNCPS AzgN.ConP.8.95 Perc.XD ANLPS Azgard (Pref)XD ANLTFC Azgard Nine(TFC) ANNT Annoor Tex. ANSS Ansari Sugar APL Attock Petroleum APOT Apollo Tex. APXM Apex Fabrics AQTM Al-Qaim Tex. ARM Allied Rental Mod. ARPAK Arpak Int. ARUJ Aruj Garments ASFL Asian Stocks ASHT Ashfaq Textile ASIC Asia Ins. ASKL Askari Leasing ASML Amin Sp. ASMLRAL Amin Sp.(RAL) ASTM Asim Textile ATBA Atlas Battery ATBL Atlas Bank Ltd. ATFF Atlas Fund of Funds ATIL Atlas Insurance ATLH Atlas Honda ATRL Attock Refinery AUBC Automotive Battery AWAT Awan Textile AWTX Allawasaya AYTM Ayesha Textile AYZT Ayaz Textile AZAMT Azam Tex AZLM AL-Zamin Mod. AZLMTFC AL-Zamin (TFC) AZLMTFC-II AL-Zamin (TFC)II AZMT Azmat Tex. AZTM AL-Azhar Tex. BAFL Bank Al-Falah BAFL-MAR BAFL-MAR BAFL-MARB BAFL-MARB BAFS Baba Farid BAHL Bank AL-Habib BAHLTFC Bank Al-Habib(TFC) BAHT Bhawalpur Tex. BAPL Bawany Air BATA Bata (Pak) BAWS Bawany Sugar BBIIIA US (Dollar) B 3 YEARS A BBIIIB US (Dollar) B 3 YEARS B BBIIIC US (Dollar) B 3 YEARS C BBIIID US (Dollar) B 3 YEARS D BBVA US (Dollar) B 5 YEARS A BBVB US (Dollar) B 5 YEARS B BBVC US (Dollar) B 5 YEARS C BBVD US (Dollar) B 5 YEARS D BBVIIA US (Dollar) B 7 YEARS A BBVIIB US (Dollar) B 7 YEARS B BBVIIC US (Dollar) B 7 YEARS C BBVIID US (Dollar) B 7 YEARS D BCL Bolan Casting BCML Babri CottonXR BEEL Bela Engg. BEEM Beema Pakistan BELA Bela Automotive BERG Berger Paints BFMOD B.F.Modaraba BGL Bal.Glass BHAT Bhanero Textile BIFO Biafo Industries BIIC Business Ins. BILF Bilal Fibres. BIPL Bankislami Pak BNWM Bannu Woollen BOC BOC (Pak) BOK Bank Of Khyber BOKR Bank of Khyber(R) BOP B.O.Punjab BOP-MAR BOP-MAR BOSI Bosicor PakistanSPOT BPBL B.P.Board BPGF BMA Principal Fund BROT Brothers Tex BRRI B.R.R.Int.Mod BSBF BSJS Bal.Fund BSML Baig Sp. BTL Blessed Textile BUXL Buxly Paints BWCL Bestway Cement BWHL Bal.Wheels CARF Caravan Fabrics CASS Casspak Ind. CCBL Cres. Comm.Bank CCBLR Cres.Com.Bank(R) CEFP Central Forest CENI Century Insurance CEPB Century Paper CFL Crescent Fibres Ltd. CHAS Chashma Sugar CHBL Chenab Limited CHCC Cherat Cement CHUT Chaudhry Textile CICL Central Ins. CJPL Crescent Jute CLC Crescent Leasing CLCPS Chenab Ltd.(Pref) CLIM Climax Eng. CLOV Clover Pakistan CML Colony Mills Ltd COGSTFC Chanda Oil and GasTF COLG Colgate Palmolive COST (Colony) Sarhad COTT (Colony) Thal COWM Colony Woollen CPAL Cap.Assets Leasing CPL Clariant Pak CPMFI F.Cap.Mut.Fund CPSL Cherat Papersack CRNLTFC-II Cres. Leas.TFC-II CRSM Cres.Sping. CRTM Crescent Textile CSAP Crescent SteelSPOT CSIBL Cres. Stand.Ban CSIL Cres.Star Ins. CSM Cres. Stand.Mod. CSMD Crescent Sugar CTTL Callmate Telips CWSM Chakwal Spinning DAAG Data Agro DABL Dadabhoy Leas DADX Dadex Eternit DATM Data Textile DAWH Dawood Hercules DBSL Dadabhoy Sack DBYC Dadabhoy Cem. DCL Dewan Cement DCM Dawood Cap.Managemen DCTL Dadabhoy Const. DEIC Delta Ins. DFML Dewan Motors DFSM Dewan Farooque Sp. DGKC D.G.K.Cement DGKC-MAR DGKC-MAR DGKPS DGK(RC.Pref10 Perc.XD DHCL Dewan Hattar Ce DICL Dadabhoy Ins. DIIL Diamond Ind. DINT Din Textile DKTM Dewan Khalid DLL Dawood Law DMTM Dewan Mushtaq DMTX D.M.Textile DNCC Dandot Cement DOMF Dominion Stock DREL Dreamworld DSFL Dewan Salman DSFL-MAR DSFL-MAR DSIL D.S.Ind.Ltd. DSML Dar-es-Salaam DWAE Dewan Auto Engg DWSM Dewan Sugar DWTM Dewan Textile DYNO Dynea Pakistan ECOP ECOPACK Ltd EFUG EFU General Insuranc EFUL EFU Life Assurance ELCM Elahi Cotton ELSM Ellcot Spinning EMCO EMCO IND. ENGL English Leas ENGRO Engro ChemicalXD ENGRO-MAR ENGRO-MAR ESBL Escorts Bank ETNL Eye Television Net EWIC East West Insurance EXIDE Exide (PAK) EXTR Extraction FABL Faysal BankXD FABL-MAR FABL-MAR FABL-MARB FABL-MARB FAEL Fatima Enter FANM AL-Noor Mod. FASM Faisal Spinning FATEH Fateh Ind. FAZAL Fazal Veg.Ghee FCCL Fauji Cement FCONM Constellation Mod FCSC Ist.Capital Sec. FDBM Dadabhoy Mod. FDIBL Ist.Dawood Bank FDMF F. Daw.Mut.Fund FECM Elite Cap.Mod FECS Fecto Sugar FECTC Fecto Cement FEM Equity Mod. FEROZ Ferozsons (Lab) FFBL Fauji Fert BinXD FFBL-MAR FFBL-MAR FFC Fauji FertilizerXD FFC-MAR FFC-MAR FFLM 1st.Fid.Leasing FHAM Habib Mod FHBM H.B.L.Mod. FIBLM I.B.L.Mod. FIFM Interfund Mod. FIM First Invest Mod FIMM Imrooz Mod FISM Islamic Mod. FMHM Mehran Mod. FNBM Nat.Bank Mod FNEL F. Nat.Equities FPJM Punjab Mod. FPRM Paramount Modaraba FRCL Frontier Ceramics FRSM Faran SugarXD FSMLO Frontier (O) FSMLPVII Frontier (P) FSWL Fateh Sports FTHM Fateh Textile FTM Fawad Tex. FTSM Tri-Star 1st. FTWM Tawakkal Mod. FUDLM U.D.L.Mod. FYZMM Fay.Mfg.Mod. FZCM Fazal Cloth FZTM Fazal Textile GADT Gadoon Textile GAEL Gauhar Engg Ltd GAIL Ghani AutomobileSPOT GAMON Gammon Pak.XR GASF Golden Arrow GATI Gatron Ind. GATM Gul Ahmed GENP Genertech GFIL Ghazi Fabrics GHGL Ghani Glass GHNI Ghandhara Ind. GHNL Ghandhara Nissan GLAT Glamour Tex. GLAXO GlaxoSmith GLIN Goodluck Ind GLOT Globe Textile GLPL Gillette Pak GMDP Ghulam Dadabhoy GMOD Guardian Mod GNDL Ghandhara Diesel GOEM Globe (O.E) GRAYS Grays of Camb. GRYL Grays Leasing GSPM Gulshan Spinning GTYR General Tyre GUSM Gulistan Spinning GUTM Gulistan Textile GWLC Gharibwal Cement HABSM Habib Sugar HACC Hashimi Can HADC Haydery Const HAFT Hafiz Textile HAJT Hajra Textile HAL Habib-ADM Ltd. HAOL Haroon Oils HASM Hala Spinning HATM Hamid Textile HAWM Harnai Woollen HCAR Honda Atlas Cars HDOS Haji Dossa HICL Habib Insurance HINO Hinopak Motor HINOON Highnoon (Lab) HIRAT Hira Textile Mills HKKT Hakkim Tex. HLEL Hala Enterpries HMB Habib Metro Bank HMICL Hallmark Insura HMIM H.M.Ismail HSPI Huffaz Pipe HTML Harum Tex Mills. HUBC Hub Power HUBC-MAR HUBC-MAR HUSI Hussain Industries HUSS Hussein Sugar HWQS Haseeb Waqas IALC Interasia Leasi IBFL Ibrahim Fibres ICCT I.C.C.Textile ICI ICI Pakistan ICL Ittehad Chem. ICLTFC Ittehad Chem.(TFC) IDEN Ideal Enegy IDRT Idrees Tex. IDSM Ideal Sp. IDYM Indus Dyeing IFGI Ittefaq Gen.Ins. IGIBL IGI Inv.Bank Lt IGIC I.G.I.Insurance IHFL Int.Housing Fin. IIBL Islamic Bank IKNL Int.Knitwear ILTM Island Textile IMLC Int.Mul.Leasing INDF Indus Fruit INDP Indus Poly. INDU Indus MotorXD INIL International Ind. INMF Inve Mut.Fund ISHT Ishtiaq Tex ISIL Ismail Ind. ISTM Ishaq Textile ITFT Ittefaq Textile ITSL Investec Sec. ITTM Itti Textile JATM J.A.Textile JDMT Janana D MalXB JDWS J.D.W.Sugar JKSM J.K.Spinning JOPP Johnson and Philips JOVC J.O.V.and CO. JPGL Japan Power JSCL Jah.Siddiq.Co. JSCLPS Jah.Sidd.ClassA(Pre) JSGCL JS Global Cap.L JUBS Jubilee Sp. JUCM Junaid Cotton JVDC Javedan Cement KACM Karim Cotton KAKA Kakakhel Pak KAKL Kaiser Art and Kr KAPCO Kot Addu PowerSPOT KAPCO-MAR KAPCO-MAR KASBB KASB Bank Ltd. KASBBR KASB Bank(R) KASM Karim Silk KAUS Kausar Paints KCL Karam Ceramics KEOM Kashmir Edible KESC K.E.S.C. KESC-MAR KESC-MAR KHSM Khurshid Sp. KHTC Khyber Tob. KHYT Khyber Tex. KML Kohinoor Mills KOHC Kohat Cement KOHE Kohinoor Energy KOHL Kohinoor Looms KOHP Kohinoor Power KOHS Kohinoor SugarXB KOHTM Kohat Textile KOIL Kohinoor Ind. KOSM Kohinoor Spinning KPOL Kashmir Polytex KPUS Khairpur Sugar KSBP K.S.B.Pumps KSTM Khalid Siraj KTML Kohinoor Tex.XR LAKST Lakson Tobacco LATM Latif Jute LEUL Leather Up LIBM Liberty Mills Ltd. LIBT Libaas Textile LMSM Land Mark Sp. LPGL Leiner Gelatine LTVM L.T.V.Mod LUCK Lucky Cement LUCK-MAR LUCK-MAR MACFL MACPAC Films MARI Mari Gas Company MBF Meezan Bal.Fund MCB MCB Bank MCB-MAR MCB-MAR MCB-MARB MCB-MARB MCBLTFC M.C.B.TFC MDTM Mehr Dastgir MEBL Meezan Bank MEDI Medi Glass MEHJ Mehran Jute MEHT Mehmood Textile MERIT Merit Pack MFFL Mithchells MFTM Mohd.Farooq MIGM Mineral Grind MIRKS Mirpurkhas SugarXD MLCF Maple Leaf Cem.XR MLCF-MAR MLCF-MAR MLCFPS MapleLeaf(Pref) MLCL M.L.C. MMDS Mian Mohammad MODAM Mod.Al-Mali MODT Modern Tex. MOHE Mohib Exports MOIL Morafco Ind. MOON Moonlite (PAK) MQTM Maqbool Textile MRNS Mehran Sug.XD MSCL Metro Steel MSOT Masood Textile MTIL Mian Textile MTL Millat Tractors MTLA Metro Life AssXR MUBD Mubarik Daries MUBT Mubarak Textile MUCL Mustehkam Cement MUKT Mukhtar Textile MUREB Murree Brewery MUSG Muslim Ghee MWMP Mandviwala MYBL Mybank Ltd MYVI Myfip Video MZSM Mirza Sugar NAFL National Fiber NAGC Nagina Cotton NAKI Nakshbandi Ind. NALC National Assets NATF National Foods NATM Nadeem Tex.
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    DAILY MARKET INSIGHTS 16-Oct-19 Change Index points KSE 100 INDEX PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW PKR % Change Closing KSE 100 Index 198 34,281 Contributing shares Closing Price - Rs. Pakistan Petroleum Limited.(XDXB) 2.73 2.44 39.81 114.61 Oil & Gas Development Company Ltd.(XD) 1.93 1.53 27.28 128.04 Pakistan State Oil Co Ltd.(XDXB) 4.24 3.00 19.63 145.80 Source: https://formerdps.psx.com.pk/ KSE 100 INDEX VOLUMES Today 94 5 days average 136 151 14 days average Millions Source: https://formerdps.psx.com.pk/ & Calculations of Kifayah Investment Management Limited Top most buyer Top most seller PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT SUMMARY Individuals Foreign Corporate Amount (Net) 193,157,194 (373,402,539) Buying / Selling sector wise composition All other Sectors 45.88% 3.18% Cement 14.37% 8.27% Oil and Gas Marketing Companies 10.71% 3.52% Textile Composite 2.67% 27.91% Commercial Banks 4.96% 22.12% Oil and Gas Exploration Companies 5.87% 18.80% Source: https://www.nccpl.com.pk/en/market-information/fipi-lipi/fipi-normal-daily FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT TREND Today (287) (126) 5 days average (124) 14 days average Millions Source: https://www.nccpl.com.pk/en/market-information/fipi-lipi/fipi-normal-daily & Calculations of Kifayah Investment Management Limited MATERIAL INFORMATION PKGS Disclosure of Interest by Executives; purchased 11,100 shares at Rs. 295 each. The joint venture of Kohat E.L comprising Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) as operator (50%), Mari Petroleum Company Limited (MPCL) (33.33%) & Saif OGDC Energy Limited (SEL) (16.67%) has discovered gas & condensate from its exploratory efforts at Well Tough-01.
  • PACRA Publications

    PACRA Publications

    SPONSOR | EVOLUTION OF A BUSINESS BEYOND NUMBERS! Presented | LSE Third ANNUAL BUSINESS RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON MANAGING BUSINESS IN PAKISTAN | Apr15 Who Is Sponsor? ONE WHO HAS THE FINAL SAY! Why Sponsor Is Important? Sustainability Longevity [Competitive Standing] [Beyond Generations] WHENEVER A BUSINESS RUNS OUT OF SPONSOR, CHANCES OF SURVIVAL DIMINISHES! Fate of Businesses – Classic Example The 22 FAMILIES OF PAKISTAN [1968] Rest in Peace Jalil Fancy Valika Bawany Ispahani Winners Survivors Khyber Dawood Saigol Beco Arag Ali Adamjee Hafiz Habib Colony Milwala Nishat Crescent Karim Gul Ahmed Gandhara Dada Sustainability How to bring it to a business? Sponsor of a Sustainable Business CREATES A BALANCE Business • Consistent revenue generation Reward acumen • ABILITY Experience • Staying afloat in times of Knowledge & financial distress (related & Risk Understanding • ADEQUACY unrelated) Risk Reward ADEQUACY OF ABILITY Sustainability Cycle • Right Opportunity • Money • Risk & Reward • Ownership Identify Incubate Monitor Operate • Governance • Control • Alignment • Competitiveness Sustainability Longevity How to bring it to a business? Sponsor | Typical Lifecycle Strategic Entrepreneur Investor Shareholder Ownership Ownership Ownership Strategy Strategy Strategy Management Management Management What we loose along this lifecycle? • Willingness The Correct Approach Longevity Matrix IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE SAME SPONSOR STRENGTH WHILE MOVING ALONG THE LIFE CYCLE Succession planning Corporatize Sponsorship Challenges Business Management Let’s