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CSE30 Index Undergoes Major Revamp: 4 Companies Added, 4 Removed

The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) has revised its benchmark CSE30 Index, incorporating four new companies and removing four others, effective from July 30, 2026.

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The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) has reviewed and revised its benchmark CSE30 Index to better reflect the performance of listed companies. The updated index, which takes effect from July 30, 2026, includes four new companies while dropping four from the previous list. This biannual review ensures the index remains a relevant indicator of market performance.

New Additions to CSE30 Index

The latest revision of the CSE30 Index has added Grameenphone Limited, Jamuna Bank PLC., LafargeHolcim Bangladesh PLC., and Paramount Textile PLC. These companies have been included based on their recent performance and market significance.

Companies Dropped from CSE30 Index

Conversely, Crown Cement PLC., National Credit and Commerce Bank PLC., Square Textiles PLC., and Uttara Bank PLC. have been excluded from the index. Their removal is due to changes in their performance metrics and market position.

The revised CSE30 Index now comprises Bangladesh Shipping Corporation, Bangladesh Steel Re-Rolling Mills Ltd., Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC., Beximco Pharmaceuticals PLC., BRAC Bank PLC., British American Tobacco Bangladesh Co. Ltd., BSRM Steels Limited, City Bank PLC., DBH Finance PLC., Delta Life Insurance Company Ltd., Eastern Bank PLC., Eastern Housing Limited, Grameenphone Limited, IDLC Finance PLC., IT Consultants PLC., Jamuna Bank PLC., Jamuna Oil PLC., LafargeHolcim Bangladesh PLC., Meghna Petroleum PLC., MJL Bangladesh PLC., Olympic Industries PLC., Padma Oil PLC., Paramount Textile PLC., Pioneer Insurance PLC., Prime Bank PLC., Sonali Paper & Board Mills Limited, Square Pharmaceuticals PLC., The ACME Laboratories Ltd., Unique Hotel & Resorts PLC., and Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC.

This revision underscores the dynamic nature of the stock market and the necessity for periodic updates to ensure the index accurately represents the leading companies. The CSE30 Index is a crucial tool for investors and analysts, providing a snapshot of the market's health and trends.

Source: BSS

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