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MISSION AND VISION
First Equity Modarabais committed to strive for excellence
in all areas of its activities.We view our business objective
of providing distinctive financial productsand services that promote commerce and industry
within the context of our overall objectiveof contributing of the nation’s prosperity
B-1004, 10th Floor Lakson Square Building # 3
Sarwar Shaheed Road Karachi
Room No 503-504, 5Th Floor Karachi Stock Exchange
Building I. I. Chundrigar RoadKarachi
Tel : 021-35672815-18 Tel : 021-32446020-3
Fax : 021-35686116 Fax : 021-32446024
e-mail : [email protected]
CORPORATE INFORMATIONModaraba Company
Premier Financial Services (Pvt) Ltd
Board of DirectorsMr Qaiser Ahmed Magoon – Independent Director
Mr Zahid Bashir – Non Executive Director
Mr Nadeem Maqbool – Non Executive Director
Mr Adil A Ghaffar – Chief Executive Officer & Director
Registered and Business address
Web Site - www.firstequitymodaraba.com.pk
Key Management personals
Adil A Ghaffar - Chief Executive Officer
Qazi Obaid Ullah - Company Secretary &
Chief Financial Officer
Mr Sultan Nayani - Compliance Officer
Mr Haris Ali - Chief Internal Auditor
Mr Sheraz Lakhani - Equity Trader
Mr Sabir Ansari - Brokerage Back Office Incharge
SHARIAH ADVISOR Mufti Abdul Qadir
AuditorsBakerTelly Mehmood Idres Qamar
Chartered Accountants
RegistrarTHK Associates (Pvt.) Ltd.
General CounselMoshin M. Tayebaly & Co.
LEGAL STATUS AND NATURE OF BUSINESS
First Equity Modaraba (FEM) was formed in 1991 under the Modaraba Companies and Modaraba(Floatation and Control) Ordinance, 1980 and the Rules framed there under.
FEM is managed by Premier Financial Services (Private) Limited (PFSL) (the ModarabaManagement Company) a company incorporated in Pakistan and registered with the RegistrarModaraba, SECP under the Modaraba Ordinance.
PFSL derives its board from the Crescent Group, with direct involvement in more than twentybusiness sectors. This cross-sectoral expertise, enhanced by other linkages, is an invaluable basefor informed decision making. FEM's professional management draws on this unique resource tomake optimal use of its charter.
The FEM is a perpetual, multipurpose modaraba and is able to undertake a variety of fund and feebased activities. These include trading, manufacturing, equity investment, brokerage, agent andtheir financing and facilitation.
The FEM is listed on Pakistan Stock Exchange Ltd
LEGAL STATUS AND NATURE OF BUSINESS
The FEM is holding Trading Right Entitlement Certificates holder (TREC) of the Pakistan Stock
Exchanges Ltd and since 2002 operating its brokerage activities in Karachi and is registered with
SECP under Securities Brokers (Licensing and Operations) Regulations, 2016.
FEM also hold membership of Pakistan Mercantile Exchange Limited formally National
Commodity Exchange Limited.
The FEM wholly owned subsidiary companies are (1) Equity Textiles Limited (a spinning unit with
more than 25,000 spindle located at Nooriabad, Karachi), (2) Capital Financial Services (Private)
Limited (Brokerage House) and (3) Apex Financial Services (Private) Limited (Brokerage House)
FEM initial paid-up capital fund was Rs. 200 have increased to Rs 524 million by stock dividends of
Rs 62 million and issuance of Right certificate of Rs 262 million. The Modaraba has so far
distributed Rs. 62 million in stock dividends and Rs. 518 million in cash dividends.
BUSINESS INFORMATION
Finance /Participation Working capital transactions under
Morabaha, musharaka, term and lease and other Shariah base finance and facilitation
Corporate Brokerage Capital market transactions for
corporate as well as individual clients through stock exchange
Corporate Finance Capital and transaction structuring,
acquisition, privatization, divestitures,underwriting, placement, arrangement
Portfolio Management Equity, non-equity
LIST OF ASSOCIATED AND GROUP COMPANIES
1. Ahsan Associates (Pvt)Ltd.
2. Altern Energy Limited
3. Amin Bashir C.G.P.F & Oil Mills Ltd.
4. Apex Financial Services (Pvt) Limited
5. Capital Financial Services (Pvt) Limited
6. Crescent Bahuman Limited
7. Crescent Cotton Mills Ltd.
8. Crescent Fibres Limited
9. Crescent Powertec Ltd.
10.Crescent Steel & Allied Products Limited
11. Equity Textiles Limite0d
12. Mohammad Amin Mohammad Bashir Inter (Pvt) Ltd.
13 Mohammad Amin Mohammad Bashir Limited
14 Premier Financial Services (Pvt) Limited
15 Premier Insurance Ltd
16 Shakarganj Food Products Limited
17 Shakarganj Limited
18 Shams Textile Mills Limited
19 Suraj Cotton Mills Limited.
20 The Crescent Textile Mills Limited
MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS
Listed 16th in the top 25 best companies of Karachi Stock Exchange for the year 2004
Declared second best Modaraba in the sector 2003 and best Modaraba in 2004
PATTERN OF CERTIFICATE HOLDINGAs On June 30, 2019
Particulars No of Folio Balance Share Percentage
DIRECTORS, CEO & CHILDREN 7 671,778 1.281
ASSOCIATED COMPANIES 12 11,835,055 22.569
NIT & ICP 2 1,700 0.003
BANKS, DFI & NBFI 6 116,487 0.222
INSURANCE COMPANIES 4 1,323,409 2.524
MODARABAS & MUTUAL FUNDS 5 364,600 0.695
GENERAL PUBLIC (LOCAL) 3831 30,551,182 58.259
GENERAL PUBLIC(FOREIGN) 1158 1,134,397 2.163
OTHERS 41 6,441,392 12.284
Total 5,066 52,440,000 100.000
FINANCIAL RESULTS June 30 2019
The (loss) for the year amounted to Rs. (3.304) million as compared to Rs (4.19) million
for the last year translated in a loss per certificate of Rs. (0.06) as compared to Rs. (4.19)
last year. Break-up value per certificate amounted to Rs. 11.33 against Rs. 11.71 last year.
Rupees
Income 18,206,510
ExpensesOperatingExpenses (23,103,654)
Bank Charges (13,724)
(23,117,378)
Operating profit (4,910,868)
Other Income 1,607,096Loss for the year (3,303,772
Earning per Certificate (0.08)
Dividend Distribution
Since the Modaraba sustained
loss during the year,
consequently there would be no
announcement of profit
distribution.
Auditors Qualification
Auditors qualified their opinion based on non-compliance of international accounting
standards relating to adjusting cost to fair value of marketable securities and any profit /
loss should be taken / charge to profit and loss account for the year amounting to Rs 16.8
million (2018: RS 6.40 million).
Our principal stand for not accepting auditors’ qualification was based on the fact that,
firstly, we do not foresee that these impairments are of permanent nature. Secondly, our
Industry was established on the concept to distribute what it earns on yearly basis. Our
regulators made it mandatory that to claim income tax exemption modarabas have to
distribute 90% of profit for the year in the form of cash dividend to certificate holders.
Therefore, adjusting cost to fair value would tantamount to distribution of either unrealized
capital gain or recovery of cost.
FINANCIAL RESULTS December 31 2019
Quarter ended Half year ended
December 31, December 31, December 31, December 31,2019 2018 2019 2018
Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees
Income 5,265,306 3,322,913 9,657,845 8,836,599 ExpenditureOperating expenses (5,303,493) (3,975,995) (9,434,705) (9,368,671)Financial charges (447) (4,725) (752) (9,556)
(5,303,940) (3,980,720) (9,435,457) (9,378,227)Operating profit / (loss) (38,634) (657,807) 222,388 (541,628)
Other income 10,525 14,164 26,907 26,674
Profit/(loss) before income tax (28,109) (643,643) 249,295 (514,954)
Income tax expense - - - -
Profit / (loss) for the period (28,109) (643,643) 249,295 (514,954)
Earnings / (loss) per certificate (0.001) (0.012) 0.005 (0.010)
Five Year Data
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Total Assets 685,603,409 664,444,267 751,138,926 659,895,078 636,455,835
Total Liabilities 54,849,236 38,719,902 94,454,885 45,970,193 42,146,136
Certificate Holders'
Equity
630,754,173 625,724,365 656,684,041 613,924,885 594,309,699
Net Profit After Tax 11,398,836 9,092,541 42,513,195 (4,192,848) (3,303,772)
Earning Per Certificate 0.217 0.173 0.811 (0.08) (0.06)
Total Cash Distribution 8,914,800 6,817,200 31,464,000 - -
Distribution Per
Certificate
0.17
1.70%
0.13
1.30%
0.60
6.00%
- -
Break up value 12.03 11.93 12.52 11.71 11.33
FUTURE PLANNING AND STRATEGIES
Keeping in view of present economic and business circumstances, we have devised our future
business strategy, Outlook & future strategy cautiously and more prudent manner.
Key points of our strategy would be as follows:
• Prudently entering into Mushsrakah Investment agreements with reliable and trustworthy
parties having sound business expertise.
• Restraining and carefully in the capital market transactions. Vigilance on market uncertainty
• Enhancing the performance of brokerage house by taking advantage of new proposed
regime
• Effectively increase the production level of Equity Textile Limited.
• Implementing the risk management, appraisals & evaluation of credit proposals.
• Further strengthen risk assessment and internal controls parameters.
• Further strengthen compliance culture particularly regulatory and AML/CFT compliances.