Showing posts with label Karachi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karachi. Show all posts


Saturday July 11, 2009

KARACHI: The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) has amended clauses 20 and 24 of Listing Regulations relating to annual general and annual review meetings, bonus share, default and delisting.

In a notice issued here on Friday, the KSE said that in exercise of the powers conferred under Sub Section (1) of Section 34 of the Securities and Exchange Ordinance, 1969, the Karachi Stock Exchange, with the prior approval of Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has made the following amendments in its Listing Regulations. These amendments have been sent for publication in the Official Gazette of Pakistan.

1. EXISTING CLAUSE 20 SHALL BE SUBSTITUTED TO READ AS UNDER:

VI. Annual General Meetings/Annual Review meetings, etc.

20 (1) A listed company shall hold its annual general meetings and lay before the said meetings its financial statements within four months following the close of financial year.

(i) Each Modaraba shall hold an annual review meeting of its certificate holders and lay before the said meeting its financial statements within four months following the close of its financial year.

Provided that it shall be mandatory for a Company to notify the Exchange of any extension in time of holding the Annual General Meeting by furnishing to the Exchange a copy of the letter of approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan allowing such extension, within 48 hours of receipt of the same.

(2) Failure to hold the annual general meeting/annual review meeting in time or within the extension in time provided by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan and/or failure to notify the Exchange of any such extension shall make the company liable to penalty at the rate of Rs 5,000 per day for every day of the default. The Exchange may also notify the fact of such default and the name of the defaulting company by notice and also by publication of the same in the Daily Quotations of the Exchange.

(3) The Board may suspended/delist any company which makes a default in complying with the requirements of this regulation and/or fails to pay the penalty payable hereunder or imposed by the Exchange.

2. EXISTING CLAUSE 24 SHALL BE SUBSTITUTED TO READ AS UNDER:

24(1) A listed company shall issue bonus shares certificates within a period of 30 days from the date of reopening of the share transfer register closed for this purpose.

(i) the bonus shares shall be credited into the respective CDS Accounts of shareholders maintained with the CDC or dispatched to the shareholders concerned by registered post unless those entitled to receive the bonus share certificates require otherwise in writing;

(ii) the Exchange shall be immediately intimated as soon as the bonus shares are credited/dispatched to the shareholders;

(iii) A company which makes a default in complying with the requirements of this regulation shall be liable to pay a penalty at the rate of Rs 5,000 per day until the default continues and the Exchange may also take action of suspension of trading or delisting of the company.

Provided that in case of eligible securities deposited into the CDS, in addition to the above procedure as prescribed by the CDC shall also be complied with.

(2) No company which has been suspended or delisted, as the case may be, shall be restored and its shares requited on Exchange until it has paid the full amount of penalty for the days of the default and receives the assent of the Exchange for the restoration. It is further informed that the complete updated Listing Regulations of the Exchange are available on KSE website: http://www.kse.com.pk/KSE Regulations/Listing Regulations.


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Thursday July 02, 2009

KARACHI: The benchmark KSE-100 Index of Karachi Stock Exchange surged by 109 points on the opening day of the new financial year, closing at 7,270.


The share market opened upbeat and the major Index was seen in the green territory throughout the session.

Energy and cement sectors drew particular attention of the investors who took fresh positions in these sectors on reports of slashing of interest rate by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and reduction in profit rates on national savings schemes.

Trade volume was recorded at 100 million shares.

DG Khan Cement was today’s star performer in terms of volume which gained paisas 85 to close at Rs30.50.

KSE-30 Index advanced by 141 points to peg at 7,711
Thursday July 02, 2009

KARACHI: The benchmark KSE-100 Index of Karachi Stock Exchange surged by 109 points on the opening day of the new financial year, closing at 7,270.

The share market opened upbeat and the major Index was seen in the green territory throughout the session.

Energy and cement sectors drew particular attention of the investors who took fresh positions in these sectors on reports of slashing of interest rate by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and reduction in profit rates on national savings schemes.

Trade volume was recorded at 100 million shares.

DG Khan Cement was today’s star performer in terms of volume which gained paisas 85 to close at Rs30.50.

KSE-30 Index advanced by 141 points to peg at 7,711

Saturday June 27, 2009

KARACHI: City Nazim Syed Mustafa Kamal Friday presented Rs 52.5312 billion budget of City District Government for the fiscal 2009-10 before the City Council.

The Rs 170.36 million surplus budget show expenditure estimates at Rs 52.3608 billion with Rs 26.6183 billion earmarked for development and Rs 25.5425 billion for non-development expenditure.

The Water Board's budget has been kept at Rs 11.3464 billion with Rs 5.7957 billion set aside for development and Rs 5.60 billion for non-development expenditure.

According to the budget, Rs 19.40 billion will be received from the Federal Government as grant while a target of Rs 8.7380 billion has been fixed for the City Government's Revenue department.

The budget reveals receipts at Rs 2.5212 billion from Municipal Services, Rs 2.4098 billion from Master Plan, dues of defunct KDA/KMC from KESC Rs 1.9830 billion, Transfer of Income from KBCA Rs 1 billion, Works and Services Rs 940.19 million, Finance and Planning Rs 909.47 million, , Enterprise and Investment Promotion Rs 651.53 million, Mass Transit Cell Rs 532.16 million, Transport and Communication Rs 245 million.

Sindh Government will pay rs 11.500 million for salaries of employees of devolved departments Justify Fullwhile KWSB's income has been estimated at Rs 11.40 billion.

Highest allocation of Rs 11.361 billion has been made for Works and Services department followed by Education Rs 10.123 billion, Health Rs 3.983 billion, Municipal Services Rs 2.941 billion, ADP Rs 2.835 billion, Share of Towns/UCs Rs 2.461 billion, Transport and Communication Rs 1.524 billion, Coordination Rs 1.299 billion, Revenue Rs 1.016 billion, Finance and Planning Rs 700 million.

Budget allocation has been made for more than 60 major projects including Rs 2 billion for infrastructure development, Rs 1.5 billion for privatization of Solid Waste Management, Rs 940 million for Taameer Karachi program, Rs 550 million for Citizen Community Board, Rs 500 million for purchase of CNG Buses, Rs 500 million for Karachi Mass Transit system, Rs 500 million for construction of parking plaza, Rs 400 million for development works of Corridor-IV, Rs 450 million for development works of UCs, Rs 370 million for wirless, video and surveillance system Phase-II, Rs 350 million for Elevated Expressway, Rs 250 million for Corridor-III, Rs 250 million for Padestrian bridges, Rs 250 million for construction and repair of roads, footpaths, culverts, chowrangis and round-abouts, Rs 250 million for Karachi Medical and Dental College, Rs 220 million for Corridor-II, Rs 200 million for road and round abouts in UCs, Rs 160 million for Karachi Institute of Heart Diseases, Rs 130 million for construction of Aiwan-e-Riffat, Rs 130 million for constructions in Landhi and Korangi Industrial areas.

The budget shows an allocation of Rs 100 million for purchase of mechanical sweeping machines, Rs 100 million for development works in industrial areas, Rs 100 million for Clifton Fish Acquarium, Rs 100 million for electric system on important roads under City Government, Rs 100 million for development of various parks of city government, Rs 100 million for road marking and traffic signs, Rs 80 million for garbage transport and development works, Rs 80 million for construction of Gattar Baghicha, Rs 80 million for Citizen Complaint and Information System.

City Government has set aside Rs 60 million for cleaning of various drains and Rs 60 million for construction and development of drains, Rs 60 million for Urban Search and Rescue system, Rs 50 million for construction of Inter-Town roads, Rs 50 million for purchase of fire tenders for Korangi Industrial area and as amount for SITE Industrial area, Rs 50 million for purchase of generators for hospitals, Rs 40 million for conversion of women library in Gulshan- e-Iqbal into hospital, Rs 40 million for kite park, Rs 40 million for nursing school and installation of lifts in Abbasi Shaheed Hospital, rs 40 million for construction of sub-way at Rafa-e-Aam Society.


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