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DAWOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED TREASURE CHEST - DECEMBER 2011 Economic Outlook Federal Finance Minister gave hope that government will be able to collect the reve- nue target of Rs 1.9 trillion at the end of financial year 2011-12. Pakistan Automove Manufactures Associaon said that was some improvement in the auto sales figures in comparison to the last year. Foreign remiances and exports are on the increas- ing trend. According to Federal Bureau of Stascs the trade deficit during July- November 2011 widened by 36.73%. A currency swap agreement (CSA) has been signed between the central banks of Pakistan and China, the first in the history of the two naons. The most disturbing thing for the government and for the public was the gas crisis which seems to connue in the comings months as well. CNG sta- ons were closed because of supply problems causing trouble to the general public. The Minister for petroleum said that there is going to be much more severe problem in the month of January. The government has decided to increase gas tariff, for different consumers, from 13.98% to 207% from January 1, 2012. According to SBP, liquid foreign exchange reserves as on December 23, 2011 stood at $16.769. Stock Market Review: Throughout the month the volume traded was very thin. The market remained neg- ave aſter the news emerged that President Asif Ali Zardari flown to UAE for medical treatment. Rumors immediately started to circulate that the president was all set to resign and a polical reshuffle was on the cards, creang panic at the bourses. The other major news came from the ferlizer sector, where gas supply was suspended by the Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL). Oulow of foreign funds was also observed. Things started to sele down a bit aſter President returned back to the country though volume sll remained very thin. Another posive development was a possible relaxaon on the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) front as the KSE proposed collec- on of CGT under the presumpve tax regime for individual investors. Fixed Income / Money Market Review: During the mid of the month The Ministry of Finance rejected all bids for the sale of 3, 6 & 12 months GoP Market Treasury Bills (MTBs). Very thin parcipaon was wit- nessed in the aucon of MTBs, conducted by SBP. While the month was ending SBP in its reverse repo open market operaon in treasury bills and Pakistan Investment Bond for four days injected Rs 22.3 billion and later on a further injecon Rs 174.95 billion on December 30, 2011. Disclaimer: This publicaon is for informaonal purposes only and nothing herein should be construed as a solicitaon, recommendaon or an offer to buy or sell any fund. All investments in mutual funds are subject to market risks. The NAV based prices of units and any dividends/returns thereon are dependant on forces and factors affecng the capital markets. These may go up or down based on market condions. Past performance is not necessarily indicave of future results. PREMIER SAVINGS PLANS FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS FIND US ON STOCK MARKETS STATISTICS PAKISTAN ECONOMIC UPDATES Tara Uzra Dawood Chief Investment Officer Syed Kabiruddin M ember M uhammad Abbas Fund M anager Fixed Inco me M uhammad Aslam Assistant Fund M anager Equity Zeeshan Swalaheen Research Associate INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Indices Dec-11 Nov-11 Return Avg. Vol. Avg. Val. Dec-11 Nov-11 KSE-100 11,347.66 11,868.88 -4.39% 33.67 1.72 Avg. Vol. 41.55 M 45.04 M KSE-30 10,179.03 11,243.40 -9.47% 20.49 1.55 M kt. Cap. 2.95 T 3.00 T KMI-30 20,137.71 22,166.78 -9.15% 14.17 1.08 FIPI $ (24.92) M $ (4.19) M All-Shares 7,856.82 8,215.84 -4.37% 41.55 1.76 6M KIBOR 11.98% 11.91% 5B Lakson Square Building No. 1, Sarwar Shaheed Road, Karachi-74200, Pakistan Tel: (92 21) 35621001-6 Fax: (92 21) 35621010 Email: [email protected] URL: www.edawood.com DAWOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED

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  • DAWOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED

    TREASURE CHEST - DECEMBER 2011

    Economic Outlook Federal Finance Minister gave hope that government will be able to collect the reve-nue target of Rs 1.9 trillion at the end of financial year 2011-12. Pakistan Automotive Manufactures Association said that was some improvement in the auto sales figures in comparison to the last year. Foreign remittances and exports are on the increas-ing trend. According to Federal Bureau of Statistics the trade deficit during July-November 2011 widened by 36.73%. A currency swap agreement (CSA) has been signed between the central banks of Pakistan and China, the first in the history of the two nations. The most disturbing thing for the government and for the public was the gas crisis which seems to continue in the comings months as well. CNG sta-tions were closed because of supply problems causing trouble to the general public. The Minister for petroleum said that there is going to be much more severe problem in the month of January. The government has decided to increase gas tariff, for different consumers, from 13.98% to 207% from January 1, 2012. According to SBP, liquid foreign exchange reserves as on December 23, 2011 stood at $16.769.

    Stock Market Review: Throughout the month the volume traded was very thin. The market remained neg-ative after the news emerged that President Asif Ali Zardari flown to UAE for medical treatment. Rumors immediately started to circulate that the president was all set to resign and a political reshuffle was on the cards, creating panic at the bourses. The other major news came from the fertilizer sector, where gas supply was suspended by the Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL). Outflow of foreign funds was also observed. Things started to settle down a bit after President returned back to the country though volume still remained very thin. Another positive development was a possible relaxation on the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) front as the KSE proposed collec-tion of CGT under the presumptive tax regime for individual investors.

    Fixed Income / Money Market Review: During the mid of the month The Ministry of Finance rejected all bids for the sale of 3, 6 & 12 months GoP Market Treasury Bills (MTBs). Very thin participation was wit-nessed in the auction of MTBs, conducted by SBP. While the month was ending SBP in its reverse repo open market operation in treasury bills and Pakistan Investment Bond for four days injected Rs 22.3 billion and later on a further injection Rs 174.95 billion on December 30, 2011.

    Disclaimer: This publication is for informational purposes only and nothing herein should be construed as a solicitation, recommendation or an offer to buy or sell any fund. All investments in mutual funds are subject to market risks. The NAV based prices of units and any dividends/returns thereon are dependant on forces and factors affecting the capital markets. These may go up or down based on market conditions. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.

    PREMIER SAVINGS PLANS FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS FIND US ON

    STOCK MARKETS STATISTICS

    PAKISTAN ECONOMIC UPDATES

    Tara Uzra Dawood Chief Investment Officer

    Syed Kabiruddin M ember

    M uhammad Abbas Fund M anager Fixed Income

    M uhammad Aslam Assistant Fund M anager Equity

    Zeeshan Swalaheen Research Associate

    INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

    Indices D ec-11 N o v-11 R eturn A vg. Vo l. A vg. Val. D ec-11 N o v-11

    KSE- 10 0 11,347.66 11,868.88 -4.39% 33.67 1.72 A vg. V o l. 41.55 M 45.04 M

    KSE- 3 0 10,179.03 11,243.40 -9.47% 20.49 1.55 M kt . C ap . 2.95 T 3.00 T

    KM I- 3 0 20,137.71 22,166.78 -9.15% 14.17 1.08 FIPI $ (24.92) M $ (4.19) M

    A ll- Shares 7,856.82 8,215.84 -4.37% 41.55 1.76 6 M KIB OR 11.98% 11.91%

    5B Lakson Square Building No. 1, Sarwar

    Shaheed Road, Karachi-74200, Pakistan

    Tel: (92 21) 35621001-6 Fax: (92 21) 35621010

    Email: [email protected]

    URL: www.edawood.com

    DAWOOD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LIMITED

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  • FUND STATISTICS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS

    DETAILS OF NON COMPLIANT INVESTMENTS

    DIF (DMMF) TOP TEN DEBT SECURITIES FUND MANAGER’S COMMENTS

    During the month, debt pricing were down at MUFAP and also few defaults were occurred which caused provisions and suspension of income according to SECP pre-mentioned criteria. We are quite confident that in the new year, these defaults will be restructured and prices will improve which will improve the return of your fund as well. DIF is still a goldmine for those who want to earn capital gains on investments.

    Name of Fund Dawood Income Fund

    (Formerly Dawood Money Market Fund)

    Structure Open End

    Industry Category Fixed Income

    Benchmark Avg. 6 Month KIBOR

    Trustee & Custodian MCB Financial Services Limited

    Auditor Ernst & Young Ford Rhodes

    Registrar Gangjees Registrar Services (Pvt.) Ltd.

    Legal Advisor Bawaney & Partners

    Launch Date 19-May-2003

    Listing KSE

    Duration Perpetual

    Management Fee 1.00% per annum

    Sales Load 1% Front End

    Pricing Mechanism Forward

    Leverage Nil

    Risk Profile Medium

    AMC Rating AM3-

    Stability Rating A- (f)

    Net Assets PKR 450.25 Mn

    NAV PKR 77.2111

    Wt. Avg. Time To Maturity 0.80 Years

    Standard Deviation 0.41%

    Sharpe Ratio (0.18)

    Information Ratio (0.25)

    VAMI 1.06

    RETURNS Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    DIF (DMMF) 3.09% 9.79%

    Benchmark 11.98% 11.91%

    Alpha -8.89% -2.12%

    1 Month 3 Months 6 Months YTD

    3.09% 9.48% 12.18% 12.18%

    HISTORIC RETURNS

    INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE

    To preserve the investor’s capital w hile providing a return

    greater than that offered by other investments of similar risk

    profile through investments in a portfolio of money market

    instruments.

    ASSET MIX Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    Placements 5.89% 5.57%

    TFC / Sukuk 21.85% 21.18%

    T-Bills 65.58% 67.80%

    Cash 6.00% 3.43%

    Others 0.68% 2.02%

    CREDIT QUALITY Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    AAA 65.58% 67.80%

    A- 4.96% 4.66%

    BBB 5.27% 4.90%

    < BBB 14.22% 13.37%

    Unrated 3.28% 3.82%

    Name of Investment Type Value Before

    Provision

    Provision

    (if any)

    Value After

    Provision

    % Net

    Assets

    % Gross

    Assets

    Escort Investment Bank Limited TFC 552,570 - 552,570 0.12% 0.12%

    Pace Pakistan Limited TFC 9,403,856 - 9,403,856 2.09% 2.07%

    Dewan Cement Limited TFC 150,000,000 150,000,000 - 0.00% 0.00%

    Invest Capital and Investment Bank Limited TFC 22,500,000 - 22,500,000 5.00% 4.95%

    Invest Capital and Investment Bank Limited TFC 15,569,441 15,569,441 - 0.00% 0.00%

    Eden Housing Limited SUKUK 9,898,874 4,454,493 5,444,381 1.21% 1.20%

    New Allied Electronics Industries Limited TFC 25,433,190 25,433,190 - 0.00% 0.00%

    Kohat Cement Company Limited SUKUK 14,938,720 - 14,938,720 3.32% 3.28%

    Invest Capital Investment Bank Limited COM 36,750,000 9,950,795 26,799,205 5.95% 5.89%

    Trust Investment Bank Limited COI 8,041,359 8,041,359 - 0.00% 0.00%

    TOTAL 293,088,010 213,449,279 79,638,732 17.69% 17.51%

    INVESTEE COMPANY TYPE %

    Invest Capital Investment Bank Limited COM 5.95%

    Trust Investment Bank Limited TFC 5.33%

    Avari Hotels (Pvt) Limited TFC 5.02%

    Invest Capital and Investment Bank Limited TFC 5.00%

    Kohat Cement Company Limited SUKUK 3.32%

    Pace Pakistan Limited TFC 2.09%

    Eden Housing Limited SUKUK 1.21%

    Escort Investment Bank Limited TFC 0.12%

    TOTAL 28.03%

    DAWOOD INCOME FUND

    TREASURE CHEST - DECEMBER 2011

    (FORMERLY DAWOOD MONEY MARKET FUND)

  • DAWOOD ISLAMIC FUND TREASURE CHEST - DECEMBER 2011

    FUND STATISTICS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS

    DETAILS OF NON COMPLIANT INVESTMENTS

    DIF (DMMF) TOP TEN SECURITIES FUND MANAGER’S COMMENTS

    During the month your fund was up by 0.11% as compared to its benchmark which was down by 0.90%. Thus DIF out-performed by 1.01%. Despite volatile equity markets and worst geo-political conditions, Fund held blue chip scripts in the portfolio and as we are hoping upward trend in the year to come, DIF will be the best choice of investment.

    Name of Fund Dawood Islamic Fund

    Structure Open End

    Industry Category Islamic Asset Allocation

    Benchmark 25% KMI-30 + 75% Savings Rate

    Shariah Advisors Prof. Mufti Munib-ur-Rehman

    Mufti Syed Sabir Hussain

    Mufti Zahid Siraj

    Trustee & Custodian CDC Pakistan Limited

    Auditor Ernst & Young Ford Rhodes

    Registrar Gangjees Registrar Services (Pvt.) Ltd.

    Legal Advisor Bawaney & Partners

    Launch Date 14-Jul-2007

    Listing KSE

    Duration Perpetual

    Management Fee 1.50% per annum

    Sales Load 1.50% Front End

    Pricing Mechanism Forward

    Risk Profile Medium

    AMC Rating AM3-

    Net Assets PKR 336.74 Mn

    NAV PKR 104.4637

    Wt. Avg. Time To Maturity 1.38 Years

    Standard Deviation 0.55%

    Sharpe Ratio (1.13)

    Sortino Ratio (2.94)

    Information Ratio 0.26

    VAMI 1.03

    1 Month 3 Months 6 Months YTD

    0.11% 0.55% 2.66% 2.66%

    HISTORICAL RETURNS

    ASSET MIX Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    Musharika 7.85% 8.01%

    Sukuk 24.89% 25.72%

    GoP Ijara 29.73% 29.55%

    Cash & Eq. 20.59% 19.88%

    Equities 11.76% 11.65%

    Others 5.18% 5.18%

    CREDIT QUALITY Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    AAA 29.73% 29.55%

    AA 7.44% 7.33%

    A 4.62% 4.67%

    < A- 17.24% 17.40%

    Unrated 3.46% 4.34%

    EQUITY ALLOCATION Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    Oil & Gas 7.13% 7.23%

    Pharma & Bio Tech 1.97% 2.01%

    Cement 1.07% 0.69%Personal Goods 0.77% 0.74%

    Electricity 0.75% 0.81%

    Chemicals 0.07% 0.18%

    Investee Company Type %

    Gop Ijarah SUKUK 30.13%

    Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited SUKUK 9.12%

    Invest Capital Investment Bank Ltd. COM 7.96%

    Engro Fertilizer Limited SUKUK 7.54%

    Pak Elektron Limited SUKUK 4.68%

    Kohat Cement Company Limited SUKUK 3.50%

    Maple Leaf Cement Factory Limited SUKUK 0.38%

    TOTAL 63.31%

    Name of Investment Type Value Before

    Provision

    Provision

    (if any)

    Value After

    Provision

    % of Net

    Assets

    % Gross

    Assets

    M aple Leaf Cement Factory Limited SUKUK 48,104,993 17,380,171 30,724,822 9.12% 9.00%

    M aple Leaf Cement Factory Limited SUKUK 1,840,000 544,531 1,295,469 0.38% 0.38%

    New Allied Electronics Industries Limited SUKUK 5,027,500 5,027,500 - 0.00% 0.00%

    Kohat Cement Company Limited SUKUK 11,790,625 - 11,790,625 3.50% 3.46%

    Invest Capital Investment Bank Limited COM 36,750,000 9,950,794 26,799,206 7.96% 7.85%

    TOTAL 103,513,118 32,902,996 70,610,122 20.97% 20.69%

    Returns Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    DIF-S 0.11% 0.29%

    Benchmark -0.90% -0.82%

    Alpha 1.01% 1.11%

  • FIRST DAWOOD MUTUAL FUND

    TREASURE CHEST - DECEMBER 2011

    FUND STATISTICS PERFORMANCE STATISTICS

    DETAILS OF NON COMPLIANT INVESTMENTS

    FDMF TOP TEN DEBT SECURITIES FUND MANAGER’S COMMENTS

    During the month, FDMF down by 1.36% as compared to its bench-mark which was down by 0.30%. Thus FDMF was underperformed by 1.06%. Stock markets were not performing at par and a very lacklus-ter trading witnessed during the period under review due to the po-litical instability and foreign outflows were observed due to year end holidays. We are hopeful that these will recover in the year to come.

    Name of Fund First Dawood Mutual Fund

    Structure Closed End

    Industry Category Balanced

    Benchmark 50% KSE-100 + 50% Avg. 6 M KIBOR

    Trustee & Custodian CDC Pakistan Limited

    Auditor Ernst & Young Ford Rhodes

    Registrar FD Registrar Services Pvt. Limited

    Legal Advisor Bawaney & Partners

    Launch Date 23-Mar-2005

    Listing KSE

    Management Fee 2.00% per annum

    Pricing Mechanism Forward

    Risk Profile Medium - High

    AMC Rating AM3-

    Net Assets PKR 505.52 M

    NAV PKR 8.70

    Wt. Avg. Time To Maturity 0.84 Years

    Standard Deviation 2.70%

    Sharpe Ratio (0.68)

    Sortino Ratio (0.85)

    Information Ratio (0.66)

    VAMI 0.95

    RETURNS Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    FDMF -1.36% -2.97%

    Benchmark -0.30% -0.92%

    Alpha -1.06% -2.05%

    1 Month 3 Months 6 Months YTD

    -1.36% 0.56% -4.65% -4.65%

    HISTORICAL RETURNS

    INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE

    To preserve the investor’s capital w hile providing a return

    greater than that offered by other investments of similar risk

    profile through investments in a mixed portfolio of money market,

    f ixed income and stocks.

    ASSET MIX Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    Equities 36.89% 38.91%

    TFC / Sukuk 20.67% 20.97%

    T-Bills 38.55% 32.99%

    Cash & Eq. 2.81% 5.98%

    Others 1.08% 1.16%

    CREDIT QUALITY Dec-2011 Nov-2011

    AAA 38.55% 32.99%

    A- 0.40% 0.40%

    BBB 2.35% 2.32%