Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

The ASPI records the lowest index since September 2012

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The ASPI closed in red as a result of price losses in counters such as Distilleri­es, John Keells Holdings and Hatton National Bank with the turnover crossing Rs 179 Mn. A similar behaviour was witnessed in the S&P SL20. High net worth and institutio­nal investor participat­ion was witnessed in Cargills, John Keells Holdings and Sampath Bank. Mixed interest was observed in East West Properties. Furthermor­e, foreigners closed as net buyers.

Beverage, Food and Tobacco sector was the top contributo­r to the market turnover (due to Cargills ) whilst the sector index lost 0.43%. The share price of Cargills increased by Rs 2.00 (1.03%) to close at Rs 197.00.

Diversifie­d sector was the second highest contributo­r to the market turnover (due to John Keells Holdings) whilst the sector index decreased by 0.47%. The share price of John

Keells Holdings lost Rs 1.10 (0.80%) to close at Rs 136.00.

Seylan Bank nonvoting, East West Properties and Sampath

Bank were also included amongst the top turnover contributo­rs. The share price of Seylan Bank nonvoting moved down by Rs 1.90 (5.94%) to close at Rs 30.10. The share price of East West Properties recorded a loss of Rs

0.80 (4.23%) to close at Rs 18.10. The share price of Sampath Bank declined by Rs 1.40 (0.95%) to close at Rs 146.60.

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