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State enterprises will be more transparent, if listed – SEC Chief

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Sidath

Sidath
Manager - Equity Analytics
Manager - Equity Analytics

Chairman of Sri Lanka’s Securities and Exchange Commission Dr. Nalaka Godahewa says, listing state enterprises will make those firms to follow strict disclosure regulations set by SEC, thus benefiting the general public.
He says, as of now the public do not have a way of knowing the current status of a state enterprise, such as its business dealings and financial status etc, as those are not disclosed publicly.
Godahewa made this statement, while speaking at the “Warana” program, which is hosted by Sirasa TV on Sundays in a bid to create public awareness about stock market investments.
” We are strongly urging the government to list state enterprises, which will help the CSE”, he revealed.
Taking part in the same program, the Chairman of the CSE Krishan Balendra said, currently they are in the process of discussing with both public and private sector companies to pursue them to get a listing.
He said, it is vital for the CSE to get more IPO’s inboard in order to increase the market capitalization of the Colombo bourse, which is very low compared to the regional counterparts.
Balendra believes that the tax concession given for IPO’s via the government’s latest budget proposal too would be a boost for companies to come forward and list on the CSE.

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Slstock

Slstock
Director - Equity Analytics
Director - Equity Analytics

Listing ( introduction) state entities for transparency : Good call.

Listing more as IPOs during market downs : Bad Call


There is a time for everything.

UKboy

UKboy
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics
Senior Vice President - Equity Analytics

Our patriots & trade unions strongly will go against this comment. They will say there’s a hidden plan behind this.

They will say someone is trying to sell state own companies via CSE. Also these already paralysed government sector institutes (except very few) belongs to the future generation so we must protect those.

Yes of course future generation definitely need a malfunctioning government institutes. Efficiency of these companies should not be an issue. Neutral

Rapaport

Rapaport
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics
Assistant Vice President - Equity Analytics

The best option at this stage would be to list one of the banks like Peoples Bank / NSB / BOC followed by SriLankan Catering and Airlines.

This will help to recover losses, clear some mess and bring more order.

Govt will in other ways have less say with listed companies and maybe the cause for the delay.

We saw some hesitation with PLC listing as well and i feel it was done as a trial.

Cheers!

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