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Best Bank Stocks in Bangladesh

#CodeLTPEPS (৳)
1CITYBANKCity Bank PLC.26.607.53
2BRACBANKBRAC Bank PLC.73.106.95
3PUBALIBANKPubali Bank PLC.38.306.74
4PRIMEBANKPrime Bank PLC.28.906.47
5UTTARABANKUttara Bank PLC.25.905.79
6DUTCHBANGLDutch-Bangla Bank PLC.41.805.39
7EBLEastern Bank PLC.23.804.86
8TRUSTBANKTrust Bank PLC.15.504.03
9MTBMutual Trust Bank PLC12.503.22
10JAMUNABANKJamuna Bank PLC.24.803.17
11FIRSTSBANKFirst Security Islami Bank PLC.0.002.85
12BANKASIABank Asia PLC.18.802.14
13NCCBANKNational Credit and Commerce Bank PLC.16.802.10
14UNIONBANKUnion Bank PLC.0.001.57
15SHAHJABANKShahjalal Islami Bank PLC.16.101.52
16MIDLANDBNKMidland Bank PLC.15.201.27
17DHAKABANKDhaka Bank PLC.12.101.27
18ONEBANKPLCOne Bank PLC6.801.24
19PREMIERBANThe Premier Bank PLC.4.001.09
20STANDBANKLStandard Islami Bank PLC.4.400.74

Top 20 banking sector stocks listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange, ranked by Earnings Per Share (EPS). Bangladesh's banking sector is one of the largest on the DSE — find the fundamentally strongest banks here.

Bangladesh's banking sector is the largest by number of companies on the DSE. Banks earn from the spread between lending and deposit rates, plus fee income. When evaluating bank stocks, EPS is a key starting metric — but also look at Non-Performing Loans (NPL ratio), Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), and Return on Equity (ROE) for a complete picture of financial health.


Frequently Asked Questions

Which bank stocks are the best on the DSE?
Based on EPS, the top bank stocks are ranked in the table above. For a fuller analysis, also consider return on equity (ROE) and dividend history — both strong indicators of a well-managed bank.
Why do bank stocks on the DSE tend to underperform?
Many DSE banks carry high levels of non-performing loans (NPLs) and operate under political lending pressure. Look for banks with NPL ratios below 5% and strong capital adequacy ratios.
Are bank stocks risky in Bangladesh?
Compared to pharma or telecom, bank stocks carry higher credit risk — especially smaller private commercial banks. Larger, well-capitalised banks like BRAC Bank or Dutch-Bangla Bank are generally more stable.