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Fuel and power sector nsummary:The utility electricity sector in Bangladesh has one National Grid with an
installed capacity of 15,379 MW as on February' 2017. Bangladesh's energy sector is booming .Recently
Bangladesh started construction of 2.4 GW Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant expected to go into operation in
2023[1] . But still the per capita energy consumption in Bangladesh is considered low. Bangladesh has small
reserves of oil and coal, but very large natural gas resources. Commercial energy consumption is mostly
natural gas (around 66%), followed by oil, hydropower and coal.
Electricity is the major source of power for most of the country's economic activities.. Bangladesh's total
installed electricity generation capacity (including captive power) was 15,351 MW as of January 2017.[2] As
2015 92% urban population and 67% rural population have the access to the electricity for their source of
light . Average 77.9% population have the access to the electricity in Bangladesh [3]. Problems in the
Bangladesh's electric power sector include , high system losses, delays in completion of new plants, low
plant efficiency, erratic power supply, electricity theft, blackouts, and shortages of funds for power plant
maintenance. Overall, the country's generation plants have been unable to meet system demand over the
past decade. Noncommercial energy sources, such as wood fuel, and crop residues, are estimated to
account for over half of the country's energy consumption
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EPS:
JAMUNA
Sales volume of most of the products (except Octane and Diesel) are in decreasing trend over the last years. Sales of Petrol fell
due to conversion of vehicle into CNG. If this trend continues, the profitability will be negatively affected. JAMUNAOIL is
consistent in paying dividend and constantly paid 100% dividend (stock and cash) in last four years.
CVOPRC
Almost 94.5% profit before tax (PBT) comes from non-operating income like, interest on FDR, profit on disposal of fixed assets,
Interest on bank deposit, dividend income etc. Decreasing trend in interest rate will negatively affect the earnings. Consistent
in paying dividend and constantly paid 75% dividend (stock and cash) in last four years.
PADMA
Earnings from non-operating income added considerably to the company’s profitability. In 2015-16, non-operating Income
(interest come from SND & FDR) was BDT 1.5bn whereas Gross Earnings on Petroleum Products was BDT 1.9 bn. Hence,
profitability of the company will be hampered as interest rate is decreasing day by day. Consistent in paying dividend and
constantly paid 100% dividend (stock and cash) in last three years.
DESCO
Almost 66.1% profit before tax (PBT) comes from non-operating income like, profit on disposal of fixed assets, Interest on bank
deposit, dividend income, interest on house building loan etc. Decreasing trend in interest rate will negatively affect the
earnings. Consistent in paying dividend and constantly paid 50 % dividend (stock and cash) in last three years.
SUMIT
Company didn’t perform well in its core business function as according to its 2016-17 quarter one statements, its net operating
cash flow is negative.
Consistent in paying dividend and constantly paid 85% dividend (stock and cash) in last three years.
Meghna
Almost 84.5% profit before tax (PBT) comes from non-operating income like, interest on FDR, profit on disposal of fixed assets,
Interest on bank deposit, dividend income, interest on house building loan etc. Decreasing trend in interest rate will negatively
affect the earnings. Meghna has consistently announced 105.0% cash dividend in recent two years.
Titas gas
On year 2015-16, companies operating profit decreased significantly by 46.7% from year 2014-15 due to lower sales volume. As
a result, its earnings decreased. Consistent in paying dividend and constantly paid 90% dividend (stock and cash) in last three
years.