BAKU, Azerbaijan, Sept. 1
By Fakhri Vakilov – Trend:
Equities of a number of Uzbek companies and banks saw huge increase within 8 months of 2021, compared to the same period of 2020, Trend reports citing Blueprint Investment Bank.
In particular, equity of Uzbek Metallurgical Plant demonstrated the biggest rise of 168.8 percent. One share amounted to $8.05 and its market cap became $348,816.
Uzvtorcvetmet company's rise amounted to 95 percent. The company’s shares cost $1.83 and a market cap is $13319.
Moreover, the rise of Qizilqum Cement amounted to 64.1 percent with $0.60 cost per share and market cap - $268,148; Quartz - 35.2 percent increase (cost per share - $0.40, market cap - $38,828); Kuvasaytsement - 31.2 percent increase (cost per share - $66.94, market cap - $33765).
Kokand Mechanical Plant saw the least increase of 5.6 percent (cost per share - $0.089, market cap - $1,989).
The leader in equity rise among Uzbek banks is Hamkorbank with 42.5 percent (cost per share - $0.0036, market cap - $75,228).
Trastbank comfortably is second with 25.7 percent (cost per share - $0.82, market cap - $296,787).
Furthermore, Ipoteka Bank demonstrated a 20 - percent increase (cost per share - $0.000090, market cap - $268,212) and Agrobank 14.8 percent (cost per share - $0.075, market cap - $361,139).
Despite having one of the least equity increases (5.8 percent) Uzbek Industrial and Construction Bank has the biggest equity of $373,956.
Jizzakh Plastics is the only company on the list that has decreased in equity (- 3 percent) and also it has the least market cap of $1,601 (cost per share -$0.32).
Also, Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Plant is the only company on the list with zero change in 2021; cost per share - $1.12, market cap - $2,527.
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