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K.Haputantri · 1 Turnover Down Foreigners Net Sellers. Wed Feb 29, 2012 5:01 pm

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EQUITY MARKET TRADE SUMMARY MARKET
Trade Summary Market
As of 29 February 2012
PRICE INDICES TODAY PREVIOUS DAY

CSE ALL SHARE INDEX 5,458.09 5,431.67
MILANKA PRICE INDEX 4,751.06 4,719.43
TRI ON ALL SHARES 6,629.16 6,595.20
TRI ON MILANKA SHARES 5,818.56 5,779.82
MARKET
VALUE OF TURNOVER (Rs.) 1,679,459,328.00 5,859,193,856.00
TRADES (NO.) 6,002 6,031
DOMESTIC 5,909 5,825
FOREIGN 93 206
EQUITY
VALUE OF TURNOVER (Rs.) 1,679,459,328.00 5,859,193,856.00
DOMESTIC PURCHASE 1,332,562,944.00 5,786,064,384.00
DOMESTIC SALES 526,869,184.00 5,810,894,336.00
FOREIGN PURCHASE 346,896,448.00 73,129,472.00
FOREIGN SALES 1,152,590,208.00 48,299,276.00

VOLUME OF TURNOVER (NO.) 25,998,439 63,750,096
DOMESTIC 21,351,400 62,227,260
FOREIGN 3,777,001 1,041,055

VOLUME OF TURNOVER (NO.) 6,002 6,031
DOMESTIC 5,909 5,825
FOREIGN 93 206

LISTED COMPANIES (NO.) 277
TRADED COMPANIES (NO.) 232
MARKET PRICE EARNINGS RATIO(PER) 14.3
MARKET PRICE TO BOOK VALUE (PBV) 1.8
MARKET DIVIDEND YIELD (DY) 1.9
MARKET CAPITALIZATION (Rs.) 2,001,181,081,600.00 1,991,478,870,016.00

HOLDINGS IN CDS TODAY PREVIOUS DAY
CDS HOLDINGS TOTAL (NO.) 48,871,690,240.00 48,868,433,920.00
CDS HOLDINGS DOMESTIC (NO.) 34,163,081,216.00 34,156,550,144.00
CDS HOLDINGS FOREIGN (NO.) 14,708,610,048.00 14,711,883,776.00

CDS MARKET VALUE TOTAL (Rs.) 1,418,547,429,376.00 1,412,604,887,040.00
CDS MARKET VALUE DOMESTIC (Rs.) 1,032,227,127,296.00 1,027,388,276,736.00
CDS MARKET VALUE FOREIGN (Rs.) 386,320,334,848.00 385,216,643,072.00
Market Activity
Market | Market Close
As of 29 Feb 2012
ASI
5,458.09
26.42
0.49%
MPI
4,744.84
25.41
0.54%
Turnover
1,679,733,987.00
Volume
26,002,539
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sriranga · 2 Trading Wednesday Wed Feb 29, 2012 6:06 pm

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Sri Lanka stocks close up 0.4-pct
Feb 29, 2012 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's stock closed up 0.49 percent Wednesday, with turnover boosted by the change of control of motor dealers, though market participants are still getting used to a new trading system, brokers said.

The Colombo All Share Index rose 0.49 percent to 5,458.09 points up 26.42 points while the Milanka Index of more liquid stocks rose 0.54 percent to 4,744.84 points.

Turnover rose to 1.6 billion rupees with a Sri Lanka's Access Engineering buying a 60 percent stake in Sathosa Motors from Japan's Itochu Corp for 846 million rupees paying 235 rupees a share.

Brokers said they were still getting used to a new automated trading system upgrade at the Colombo Stock Exchange which was keeping transaction volumes down.

With the so-called 'odd lots' board no longer in place and all stocks going through the main board single shares were being traded at high prices.

Ceylon Tea Services rose 58.10 rupees to 599.0 rupees and EB Creasy and Company rose 249.40 rupees to 1,000 rupees.

However a stock exchange spokesman said trades below 100 shares were not included in the index. Under the earlier system odd lots used to trade to a discount to the main board.

Commercial Bank rose 10 cents to 100.10 rupees, Hatton National Bank was flat at 150 rupees, and Sampath rose 0.91 cents to close at 185.91 rupees.

Many banks have reported higher profits largely on lower tax charges but their core banking profits were squeezed on rising interest rates.

Bukit Darah, an index heavy stock rose 28.80 rupees to close at 980.00 rupees Sri Lanka Telecom rose 70 cents to 45.80 rupees.

http://lbo.lk/fullstory.php?nid=1075963694

chamith · 3 Re: Turnover Down Foreigners Net Sellers. Wed Feb 29, 2012 7:10 pm

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sriranga wrote:Sri Lanka stocks close up 0.4-pct
Feb 29, 2012 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's stock closed up 0.49 percent Wednesday, with turnover boosted by the change of control of motor dealers, though market participants are still getting used to a new trading system, brokers said.

The Colombo All Share Index rose 0.49 percent to 5,458.09 points up 26.42 points while the Milanka Index of more liquid stocks rose 0.54 percent to 4,744.84 points.

Turnover rose to 1.6 billion rupees with a Sri Lanka's Access Engineering buying a 60 percent stake in Sathosa Motors from Japan's Itochu Corp for 846 million rupees paying 235 rupees a share.

Brokers said they were still getting used to a new automated trading system upgrade at the Colombo Stock Exchange which was keeping transaction volumes down.

With the so-called 'odd lots' board no longer in place and all stocks going through the main board single shares were being traded at high prices.

Ceylon Tea Services rose 58.10 rupees to 599.0 rupees and EB Creasy and Company rose 249.40 rupees to 1,000 rupees.

However a stock exchange spokesman said trades below 100 shares were not included in the index. Under the earlier system odd lots used to trade to a discount to the main board.

Commercial Bank rose 10 cents to 100.10 rupees, Hatton National Bank was flat at 150 rupees, and Sampath rose 0.91 cents to close at 185.91 rupees.

Many banks have reported higher profits largely on lower tax charges but their core banking profits were squeezed on rising interest rates.

Bukit Darah, an index heavy stock rose 28.80 rupees to close at 980.00 rupees Sri Lanka Telecom rose 70 cents to 45.80 rupees.

http://lbo.lk/fullstory.php?nid=1075963694

However a stock exchange spokesman said trades below 100 shares were not included in the index.

rishanpossitive · 4 Re: Turnover Down Foreigners Net Sellers. Wed Feb 29, 2012 7:36 pm

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chamith wrote:

sriranga wrote:Sri Lanka stocks close up 0.4-pct
Feb 29, 2012 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's stock closed up 0.49 percent Wednesday, with turnover boosted by the change of control of motor dealers, though market participants are still getting used to a new trading system, brokers said.

The Colombo All Share Index rose 0.49 percent to 5,458.09 points up 26.42 points while the Milanka Index of more liquid stocks rose 0.54 percent to 4,744.84 points.

Turnover rose to 1.6 billion rupees with a Sri Lanka's Access Engineering buying a 60 percent stake in Sathosa Motors from Japan's Itochu Corp for 846 million rupees paying 235 rupees a share.

Brokers said they were still getting used to a new automated trading system upgrade at the Colombo Stock Exchange which was keeping transaction volumes down.

With the so-called 'odd lots' board no longer in place and all stocks going through the main board single shares were being traded at high prices.

Ceylon Tea Services rose 58.10 rupees to 599.0 rupees and EB Creasy and Company rose 249.40 rupees to 1,000 rupees.

However a stock exchange spokesman said trades below 100 shares were not included in the index. Under the earlier system odd lots used to trade to a discount to the main board.

Commercial Bank rose 10 cents to 100.10 rupees, Hatton National Bank was flat at 150 rupees, and Sampath rose 0.91 cents to close at 185.91 rupees.

Many banks have reported higher profits largely on lower tax charges but their core banking profits were squeezed on rising interest rates.

Bukit Darah, an index heavy stock rose 28.80 rupees to close at 980.00 rupees Sri Lanka Telecom rose 70 cents to 45.80 rupees.

http://lbo.lk/fullstory.php?nid=1075963694

However a stock exchange spokesman said trades below 100 shares were not included in the index.