Karachi: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) has removed Dewan Farooque Motors Limited (DFML) from its list of stocks that can be traded in futures contracts. This means investors can’t start new 90-day futures deals for DFML shares anymore. The decision comes after DFML was labeled “non-compliant” in a notice on December 1.
In simple terms, futures contracts are like agreements to buy or sell shares at a set price in the future. DFML was allowed for these before, but now it’s off the list because it doesn’t meet the rules anymore. However, any ongoing deals—like those ending in December 2025, January 2026, or February 2026—will still go on until they finish.
PSX’s General Manager Jawad H. Hashmi shared this update in a notice to all traders, regulators, and companies involved. He asked everyone to take note and adjust their plans. This change aims to keep trading fair and follow strict guidelines. Investors in DFML should check with their brokers for what this means for their holdings. The full notice is on the PSX website.