As per the guideline, those companies which are in profit for the last two years could be traded. Similarly, those companies that have a minimum of 10,000 investors, have a paid-up capital above Rs 200 million and must have at least 80 percent trading days in the last one year period are eligible to trade.
The stock dealer can purchase up to 50,000 units of shares of the companies having Rs 8 billion and more paid-up capital.
Similarly, the stock dealer can purchase 40,000 units of the company having Rs 5-8 billion in paid-up capital, 30,000 units of the companies having Rs 2-5 billion, 25,000 of companies having Rs 1-5 billion, 20,000 units of the companies having Rs 500 million to 1 billion and 10,000 units of the companies having Rs 200-500 million in paid-up capital.
