Premier Leasing & Finance Limited faces significant financial challenges, with its auditor raising serious concerns about its ability to continue operations. Over the past four years, the company has incurred cumulative losses of Tk 8.71 billion, driven by a high volume of classified loans (72.5% of total loans), a negative capital adequacy ratio of -41.14%, and excessive liabilities.
Premier Leasing has failed to maintain adequate provisions, reporting a shortfall of Tk 6.62 billion as required by the Bangladesh Bank. The company also holds risky fixed deposits worth Tk 1.85 billion in four scam-hit financial institutions, raising doubts about recoverability. Negative earnings per share (EPS) of Tk 28.55 and net asset value (NAV) of Tk 46.79 for 2023 have further eroded shareholder confidence, with no dividends declared since 2018.