Life insurance investors have achieved the highest returns in the country’s stock market during the first six months of the year (January ’23 – June ’23). On the other hand, financial institutions have experienced the lowest returns, according to a report by Green Delta Dragon Asset Management.
The data reveals that life insurance has provided investors with a remarkable return of 23.20% during the period from January to June of the current year.
In terms of offering the highest returns, travel and tourism accounts hold the second position. Investors in this sector have obtained a return of 16.70% over the past six months. Cement accounts secure the third spot on the list, providing investors with a return of 15.50% during the first half of the year.
Food and commodity investors have achieved a return of 11.40% until June. General insurance accounts provided a return of 9.30%, while IT investments yielded a return of 9.20% during this time. Leather accounts delivered a return of 9.10% to investors.
According to information from Green Delta Dragon Asset Management, service and housing accounts provided investors with a return of 8.10% during the first six months of the year. Meanwhile, bank accounts yielded a return of 6.30%. Telecommunication transactions outperformed others by offering investors a remarkable return of 5.80%.
In addition, paper and printing accounts provided a return of 5.70%, miscellaneous accounts yielded a return of 5.10%, jute accounts delivered a return of 2.40%, engineering accounts provided a return of 2.10%, clothing accounts offered a return of 1.50%, and fuel accounts gave investors a return of up to 0.90%.
On the other hand, four institutions disappointed investors during the first six months of the year. These institutions include financial institutions, ceramics, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, and mutual funds. Investors in these four sectors did not receive any returns during this six-month period.
The underperformance of these institutions has left investors disillusioned during the first half of the year. Financial institutions, ceramics, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, and mutual funds have failed to generate any returns for investors in this time frame.
