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KSE-100 climbs 0.6% to 169,043 as tech and banks lead gains

The KSE-100 opened higher, up 1,021 points (0.61%) at 169,043.19, driven by gains in technology, communications and commercial banks. DSIL surged 12.05% and FPRM rose 10.04% among the top gainers, while FPJM and PIM led the declines.

KSE-100

169,043.19

Session move

+0.61%

What matters

  • KSE-100 rose 0.61% to 169,043.19, its strongest close since the recent session.
  • Technology & Communication posted 14 advances versus six declines, while commercial banks logged 16 up and three down.
  • Top gainers were DSIL (+12.05%), FPRM (+10.04%) and ASTL (+10.02%); top losers were FPJM (-10%) and PIM (-9.8%).
  • Most active shares were MDTL (42.2 m shares) and CNERGY (26.0 m shares), both trading near flat.
  • Upcoming corporate actions include book closures for INDU (470% split) and BPL (20% bonus) on Sep 22 and several AGMs later in the week.

KSE-100 opened at 169,043.19, up 1,021.39 points (0.61%) from the last close of 168,022 on Sep 16.

The rally was led by the Technology & Communication sector, which saw 14 stocks advance against six declines, and the Commercial Banks sector, with 16 up and three down.

Among individual stocks, DSIL jumped 12.05% and FPRM rose 10.04%, while FPJM and PIM fell about 10% each.

High‑volume trading featured MDTL (42.2 m shares) and CNERGY (26.0 m shares), both moving modestly.

Corporate actions to watch: book closures for INDU (470% split) and BPL (20% bonus) on Sep 22, ARPL (450% increase) on Sep 24, and several AGMs and EOGMs through Sep 30.

Read the closing brief for the same day: KSE-100 rises 1.08% to 170,866 as tech and power stocks lead

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