SectionMarkets
Dar es salam Investment Bank
BDSIBanks12 October 2026 session close
0.13
-0.01 · -7.1%dinars a share · 12 October 2026 session close
Suspended from trading · last trade 8 August 2016
Foreigners net sold 36.4 M
Over the last 5 sessions
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Foreign trading is watched because foreigners are often large investors. Net buying means demand for the share, net selling means money leaving. On its own it proves little, but it shows the mood.
Ahead of the index this year: —
ISX60 over the same period -3.1%
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We compare the share with the ISX60 to see whether a move is the company’s own or the whole market’s. Coloured bars are the share, grey the index.
About Dar es salam Investment Bank (BDSI)
Dar es salam Investment Bank (BDSI) is a company listed on the Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX) in the Banks sector, with a market capitalization of approximately 19.5B IQD. Track Dar es salam Investment Bank's share price after each session, along with historical charts, trading volume and market data, on iraqsm.com. The BDSI stock trades in Iraqi Dinar (IQD) on the ISX.
- Ticker
- BDSI
- Sector
- Banks
- Market cap
- 19.5B IQD
- Exchange
- Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX)
- Currency
- Iraqi Dinar (IQD)
Frequently asked questions
What is Dar es salam Investment Bank's share price today?
iraqsm.com shows Dar es salam Investment Bank's (BDSI) closing price from the latest Iraq Stock Exchange session, with charts, highs and lows, and trading volume.
What is Dar es salam Investment Bank's ticker symbol?
Dar es salam Investment Bank trades under the ticker BDSI on the Iraq Stock Exchange (ISX).
What sector is Dar es salam Investment Bank in?
Dar es salam Investment Bank operates in the Banks sector of the Iraqi market.
Where can I track BDSI's share price?
You can follow BDSI's price, charts and trading volume on iraqsm.com, updated after each session.
About these figures
Price, volume and trade counts come from the Iraq Stock Exchange’s official daily bulletin, session by session. The chart shows real closes only: every point is an actual trading session, with no gap-filling and no smoothing.
Market capitalisation is the last price times shares outstanding. A suspended share carries an old price, so a market cap computed from it is exactly as old — which is why the date of the last trade is stated rather than the number alone.
Financial figures are taken from the company’s published reports and shown as filed, with no periods derived that the company did not disclose. Ratios are computed on the last complete fiscal year and the most recent reported quarter.
Ownership and major shareholders come from the monthly depository filing — a monthly snapshot, not a figure that moves with the session. The filing carries no ticker column, so company names are matched against the register of listed companies, and what cannot be proven is not shown.