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Arif Habib Limited recently handled three IPOs: Service Long March Tyes Limited at Rs 19.95, Pak Qatar Family Takaful Limited at Rs 18.02, and Barkat Frisian Agro Ltd at Rs 18.20 per share. The Pakistan Stock Exchange lists Aisha Steel Mills Limited and Master Tiles & Ceramic Industries Ltd with preference shares. Corporate debt securities in Pakistan mainly include term finance certificates, Sukuks, and Commercial Papers, with over 80% issued through private placements, and the market is primarily dominated by government debt securities.

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Arif Habib Limited recently handled three IPOs: Service Long March Tyes Limited at Rs 19.95, Pak Qatar Family Takaful Limited at Rs 18.02, and Barkat Frisian Agro Ltd at Rs 18.20 per share. The Pakistan Stock Exchange lists Aisha Steel Mills Limited and Master Tiles & Ceramic Industries Ltd with preference shares. Corporate debt securities in Pakistan mainly include term finance certificates, Sukuks, and Commercial Papers, with over 80% issued through private placements, and the market is primarily dominated by government debt securities.

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ANSWER :1

The most recent 3 IPOs handled by Arif Habib Limited are:

1. Service Long March Tyes Limited — strike price Rs 19.95 per share.

2. Pak Qatar Family Takaful Limited — strike price Rs 18.02 per share

3. Barkat Frisian Agro Ltd — strike price Rs 18.20 per share

ANSWER: 2

PSX listings show at least 2 companies with preference shares currently listed: Aisha
Steel Mills Limited and Master Tiles & Ceramic Industries Ltd

ANSWER :3

In Pakistan corporate debt securities primarily consist of term finance certificates (TFCs),
Sukuks (Islamic corporate bonds) & Commercial Papers.

1. Active Listed Corporate Debt Instruments:


 On the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), There are typically between 40 & 60 active
listed corporate debt securities (TFCs & Sukuk) at any given time.
 In addition to corporate bonds, the PSX lists government debt securities (Such as
GOP Ijarah Sukuk, PIBs & Treasury Bills).
2. Privately Placed vs. Publicly Offered:
 Over 80% to 90% of corporate debt instruments in Pakistan are issued through private
placements.
 These are sold directly to institutional investors (Such as bank, mutual funds,
insurance companies, & pension funds) rather than through public offerings to retail
investors.
3. Government vs. Corporate Market Size:
 The Pakistani bond market is overwhelmingly dominated by Government Debt
Securities (GDS), which account for roughly 90%-95% of the entire fixed -income
market volume.
 Corporate bonds represent a relatively small portion of the overall debt market.

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