Market Statistics S&P SL20 3,495.69 3,484.10 11.59...
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Index 15th Aug 14th Aug Change % Change
ASPI 6,220.10 6,208.67 11.43 0.18%
S&P SL20 3,495.69 3,484.10 11.59 0.33%
15th Aug 14th Aug
646,602,220 1,947,762,734
354,858,306 409,831,223
458,341,977 1,267,389,644
291,743,914 1,537,931,511
188,260,243 680,373,091
24,325,604 49,447,426
16.47 16.43
2.21 2.21
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Market Statistics
Domestic Purchases
Domestic Sales
Foreign Purchases
Foreign Sales
Volume of Turnover (No.)
Value of Turnover(Rs.)
6,151.92 6,130.24 6,142.87 6,208.67 6,220.10
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The bourse gains further…
The Market ended the day on an optimistic note assisting
both indices to further accrue gains and maintain its stay
within the green terrain. The benchmark ASPI index closed
positive for the 3rd consecutive trading day at 6,220.10
gaining 11.43 points or 0.18%, recording its highest value
after 12th June 2013. Following a similar trend, the S&P SL20
index too closed positive at 3,495.69, just 4 points below
the 3,500 mark. During the day, Ceylon Tobacco Company
PLC (CTC) gained further while reaching its new 52 week
zenith at LKR 1,400.50/-, however settled the day slightly
lower at LKR 1,382/- up by LKR 110.50/- or 8.69%. Notably,
this substantial gain aided CTC to increase its total market
capitalization up to LKR 259.14Bn whilst accounting to 1/10th
(10.72%) of the total market capitalization of the CSE
amounting to LKR 2.39Tn.
The daily turnover amounted to LKR 646.60Mn, recording
a dip of 66.80% against the previous trading day. By making
a 24% contribution to the daily turnover, Hatton National
Bank PLC (HNB) provided LKR 155.53Mn whilst topping the
list; the counter was predominantly supported by a
negotiated transaction of LKR 153.50Mn, resulted by a
quantity of 1Mn shares being blocked at price LKR 153.50/-.
Having traded between a highest price of LKR 157/- and a
low of LKR 154/-, HNB settled the day at LKR 155/- (up by
LKR 1/- or 0.65%). John Keells Holdings PLC (JKH) made a
subscription of LKR 144.89Mn, and closed the day at 258/-
(down by LKR 2/- or 0.77%). JKH also witnessed off-market
interest worth LKR 88.49Mn, where shares totaling up to
343K were dealt at LKR 258/-. Further, Sampath Bank PLC
(SAMP) added LKR 63.74Mn to the daily turnover. As at the
daily closure, SAMP settled at LKR 191/-, losing LKR 5.10/- or
2.60%.
Company Name Price Issued Qty Mkt Capitalization As a % (Total)
CEYLON TOBACCO COMPANY PLC 1,383.40 187,323,751 259,143,677,133 10.72
JOHN KEELLS HOLDINGS PLC 257.80 857,857,188 221,155,583,066 9.14
NESTLE LANKA PLC 2,315.40 53,725,463 124,395,937,030 5.14
COMMERCIAL BANK OF CEYLON PLC 119.50 794,112,495 94,896,443,152 3.92
CARSON CUMBERBATCH PLC 405.00 196,386,914 79,536,700,170 3.29
SRI LANKA TELECOM PLC 40.80 1,804,860,000 73,638,288,000 3.04
THE BUKIT DARAH PLC 691.00 102,000,000 70,482,000,000 2.91
DIALOG AXIATA PLC 8.60 8,143,778,405 70,036,494,283 2.90
DISTILLERIES COMPANY OF SRI LANKA PLC 193.00 300,000,000 57,900,000,000 2.39
AITKEN SPENCE PLC 122.10 405,996,045 49,572,117,094 2.05
Market Capitalisation
Highest Volume Highest Turnover
Company Name Share Turnover (Rs) Company Name Trade Share Turnover (Rs)
Vol. Vol. Vol.
SMB LEASING PLC 2,988,682 2,092,077.60 HATTON NATIONAL BANK PLC 24 1,013,099 155,525,657.00
PC HOUSE PLC 2,674,389 2,111,101.20 JOHN KEELLS HOLDINGS PLC 125 561,059 144,894,504.80
PCH HOLDINGS PLC 2,491,220 1,900,274.00 SAMPATH BANK PLC 157 328,876 63,744,547.50
PC PHARMA PLC 1,288,413 1,573,978.10 COMMERCIAL BANK OF CEYLON PLC 93 467,603 55,902,506.00
F L C HOLDINGS PLC 1,031,800 2,558,881.20 CEYLON TOBACCO COMPANY PLC 169 37,982 52,144,772.50
HATTON NATIONAL BANK PLC 1,013,099 155,525,657.00 CEYLON BEVERAGE HOLDINGS PLC 10 36,953 19,210,546.00
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES PLC (W3) 991,362 346,429.20 HATTON NATIONAL BANK PLC (X) 49 114,531 13,166,716.50
EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC 927,408 6,645,920.20 THE LION BREWERY CEYLON PLC 4 29,390 11,019,650.00
NATION LANKA FINANCE PLC 807,652 5,443,102.30 NESTLE LANKA PLC 51 3,103 7,229,295.00
PANASIAN POWER PLC 791,423 1,899,577.40 EXPOLANKA HOLDINGS PLC 106 927,408 6,645,920.20
The top three contributors for the day HNB, JKH & SAMP accounted to 56.32% off the daily aggregated turnover.
Bank Finance & Insurance (BFI) sector topped the list under the sectorial summary providing LKR 319.03Mn.
Diversified Holdings (DIV) too performed well providing LKR 166.12Mn.Moreover, the two sectors BFI and DIV
collectively made account to nearly 75% of the daily turnover. A total of 24.33Mn shares changed hands indicating a
drop of 50.81% against the previous trading day. The top traded counters for the day were SMB Leasing PLC (2.99Mn
shares), PC House PLC (2.67Mn shares) & PCH Holdings PLC (2.49Mn shares).
In terms of share price movement, 131 companies lost while 58 companies gained during the day; the price gainers
were led by PC House PLC (+14.29%) and the losers were led by Environmental Resources Investments PLC [W3] (-
40%). Foreign participants appeared to be bullish during the day for the second consecutive trading day, resulting in
a net foreign inflow of LKR 103.48Mn; this was resulted by foreign purchases worth LKR 291.74Mn and sales of LKR
188.26Mn. This assisted the year to date net foreign inflow to reach LKR 17.30Bn. With regard to the local FOREX
market, the USD closed at LKR 133.18/- selling and LKR 129.98/- buying.
Market Highlights - Sector WiseSector
Today Privious Value (Rs) Volume Trades P/E PBV
BANK FINANCE AND INSURANCE 13,044.22 13,127.31 319,027,888 7,239,708 1,392 9.80 1.70
BEVERAGE FOOD AND TOBACCO 22,469.80 21,905.49 98,405,534 888,618 465 25.20 7.30
CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING 2,909.04 2,914.62 4,874,718 222,450 81 14.20 1.70
CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS 6,894.42 6,857.87 1,760,980 1,292,913 146 7.90 1.40
DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS 1,923.92 1,936.69 166,122,314 6,284,051 600 23.90 2.30
FOOTWEAR AND TEXTILE 809.57 811.45 41,843 10,952 39 0.00 1.00
HOTELS AND TRAVELS 3,209.51 3,243.02 7,822,594 345,562 284 31.30 1.80
HEALTH CARE 650.99 665.16 1,762,602 51,381 50 25.30 2.50
INVESTMENT TRUSTS 17,963.20 18,144.26 3,017,439 1,395,581 224 29.20 1.30
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 45.96 44.39 2,826,619 2,793,642 197 7.70 0.70
LAND AND PROPERTY 575.59 579.71 9,466,769 758,689 261 9.80 0.90
MANUFACTURING 3,022.51 3,028.56 14,120,136 1,395,784 550 12.90 1.90
MOTORS 15,423.77 15,517.70 2,409,231 5,130 58 3.90 1.30
OIL PALMS 96,753.88 96,656.50 357,514 518 6 83.50 6.90
POWER & ENERGY 120.74 120.65 10,079,915 1,221,967 266 15.90 1.50
PLANTATIONS 721.88 718.15 1,698,033 209,646 204 9.40 0.80
STORES SUPPLIES 23,726.80 23,512.20 204,530 524 22 32.70 2.10
SERVICES 23,528.78 23,544.63 211,018 44,979 32 9.20 1.80
TELECOMMUNICATIONS 160.67 160.67 179,682 17,933 20 15.10 1.50
TRADING 15,183.94 15,196.94 2,212,860 145,576 77 12.10 1.50
Price Index Turnover Sector
Top GainersCompany Name VWA Prev VWA Days Change Change High Low No. of Turnover
Close Close (Rs.) % (Rs.) (Rs.) Shares (Rs.)
PC HOUSE 0.70 0.80 0.10 14.29 0.90 0.70 2,674,389 2,111,101.20
MORISONS 301.00 330.00 29.00 9.63 330.00 330.00 1 330.00
PC PHARMA 1.10 1.20 0.10 9.09 1.30 1.10 1,288,413 1,573,978.10
CEYLON TOBACCO 1,271.50 1,383.40 111.90 8.80 1,400.50 1,270.00 37,847 51,955,772.50
CARGO BOAT 118.90 127.30 8.40 7.06 134.10 115.00 35,790 4,435,306.10
Top LosersCompany Name VWA Prev VWA Days Change Change High Low No. of Turnover
Close Close (Rs.) % (Rs.) (Rs.) Shares (Rs.)
ENVI. RESOURCES [W3] 0.50 0.30 (0.20) (40.00) 0.50 0.30 991,362 346,429.20
SERENDIB LAND 1,740.00 1,310.00 (430.00) (24.71) 1,310.00 1,310.00 5 6,550.00
ENVI. RESOURCES [W6] 1.50 1.20 (0.30) (20.00) 1.40 1.20 254,665 316,651.40
CITRUS HIKKADUWA 24.50 20.80 (3.70) (15.10) 20.80 20.80 200 4,160.00
S M B LEASING 0.80 0.70 (0.10) (12.50) 0.80 0.70 2,988,682 2,092,077.60
15th August 14th August
Buying Selling Buying Selling Ind: Value Ind: Value
Dollar (USA) 129.98 133.18 130.00 133.20 Yuan (China) 21.51 21.50
Pound (UK) 201.29 207.22 200.26 206.14 Rupee (India) 2.15 2.15
Euro (EU) 171.92 177.71 171.53 177.27 Won (Korean) 0.12 0.12
Franc (Sw itzerland) 138.38 143.75 138.33 143.71 Dinar (Kuw ait) 462.25 462.35
Dollar (Canada) 125.14 129.70 124.82 129.37 Ringgit (Malay) 40.25 40.24
Dollar (Australia) 118.39 123.04 117.39 121.97 Rial (Oman) 22.42 341.82
Dollar (Singapore) 101.92 105.49 101.90 105.46 Riyal (Qatar) 36.12 36.14
Yen (Japan) 1.32 1.37 1.32 1.37 Riyal (KSA) 35.07 35.09
Dirham (UAE) 35.81 35.83
This week Last week This Week Last week This Month Last Month
91 Days 8.61 - Weekly 11.88 11.75 Monthly 10.43 10.56
182 Days 9.66 - Monthly 11.84 12.47 6 Months 10.61 10.61
364 Days 10.56 10.57 6 Months 13.21 13.59 1 Year 13.36 13.61
May June July May June July
7.30 6.80 6.10 7.00 9.30 9.80
8.80 8.60 8.30 5.60 5.80 6.00
Over Night 7 Days 1 M 3 M 6 M 12 M
8.73 9.26 10.15 11.40 12.19 12.88
0.47813 0.48438 0.49188 0.51250 0.59175 0.87625
0.11830 0.14983 0.18406 0.26320 0.39550 0.66760
(CBSL.lk, Global-rates.com, CBSL )
Rate ( Per Annum)Description
Year on Year Change
LIBOR - GBP (14th August) (%)
LIBOR - USD (14th August) (%)
Description
Annual Average Change
SLIBOR (15th August) (%)
SLIBOR & LIBOR
Statutory Reserve Ratio (SRR)
Colombo Consumers’ Price Index (CCPI)
Central Bank's Policy Rates
2013 2012Description
AWPLR AWDR
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Central Bank Repurchase (Repo) Rate
Central Bank Reverse Repurchase (Reverse Repo) Rate
Treasury Bills
Bank Rate
Currency Currency
Indicative Rates
14th August15th August
Exchange Rates
Country Foreign Markets- Index 14-Aug-13 % Change 13-Aug-13 % Change 12-Aug-13
USA Dow Jones Indus. AVG 15,337.66 -0.73% 15,451.01 0.20% 15,419.68
USA NASDAQ Composite Index 3,669.27 -0.41% 3,684.44 0.39% 3,669.95
Europe Euro Stoxx 50 Pr 2,852.08 0.37% 2,841.61 0.51% 2,827.15
UK FTSE 100 6,587.43 -0.37% 6,611.94 0.57% 6,574.34
Japan Nikkei 225 14,050.16 1.32% 13,867.00 2.57% 13,519.43
Hong Kong Hang Seng Index N/A N/A 22,541.13 1.21% 22,271.28
China CSI 300 Index 2,349.08 -0.42% 2,359.07 0.27% 2,352.70
Pakistan Karachi 100 Index N/A N/A 23,613.20 N/A 23,437.99
India BSE Sensex 30 Index 19,367.59 0.72% 19,229.84 N/A 18,946.98
Singapore Straits Times Index 3,248.66 0.14% 3,244.12 N/A 3,232.24
Malaysia FTSE Bursa Malaysia EMAS 12,523.49 -0.04% 12,528.06 N/A 12,447.57
Bangladesh DSE General Index DGEN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Mongolia MSE Top 20 Index 13,844.28 -0.56% 13,921.76 0.18% 13,896.79
Bloomberg
Grade Commodity 15-Aug-13 14-Aug-13 13-Aug-13
LC No.1X Brent Crude Oil 110.20 109.82 108.97
LC No.1 WTI Crude Oil 106.85 106.83 106.11
LC No.2 Gold 1,334.00 1,321.20 1,334.70
LC No.3 Silver 21.78 21.34 21.33
LC No.4 Copper 3.34 3.32 3.31
SC (Br) No.1
SC (Br) No.3
SC (Br) No.4 Month 2011 2012 2013
Flat Bark January 74,197 85,874 97,411
Skim Crepe February 65,797 83,549 93,232
March 75,130 91,102 98,155
April 63,835 69,591 79,829
May 48,943 57,506 70,026
June 53,636 65,245 73,628
July 83,786 90,338
Elevation Sale No : 30 Sale No : 29 August 72,463 79,456
Uva High 364.42 359.49 September 60,219 71,111
Western High 392.54 398.73 October 69,563 80,379
Uva Medium 381.86 383.49 November 90,889 109,202
Western Medium 356.37 352.30 December 97,517 122,252
Low Grow n 454.11 448.87 Total 855,975 1,005,605 512,281
Rubber Prices - 13 August 2013
Price Range (Rs)
400.00 - 410.00
355.00 - 370.00
Tea Prices
250.00 - 260.00
310.00 - 320.00
241.00 - 241.00
248.00 - 255.00
380.00 - 395.00
World Commodity Prices
410.00 - 410.00
320.00 - 328.00
Tourist Arrivals to Sri Lanka258.00 - 278.00
Sri Lanka gold-backed loans defaults to grow : S&P
Defaults in Sri Lanka's gold-backed loans will grow and keeping defaulters out of a credit information system
increases moral hazard by not discouraging default. Gold-backed loans grew with rising gold prices, partly due to
loose policy by the Federal Reserve which debased paper money, but prices started to collapse from late 2012. Sri
Lanka gold-loans growth was also helped by a zero risk weight on capital and absence of restrictions on loan-to-
value rations. Moreover, regulations do not require banks to submit the credit history of pawning borrowers to the
Credit Information Bureau of Sri Lanka. This increases moral hazard, given that default does no harm to an
individual's credit history. Non-performing loans in gold loans were already rising. NPLs at banks analyzed by S&P
rose to 1-5 percent as of April 30, from less than 1.0 percent in December 2011. (lankabusinessonline.com)
India inflation rate rises amid weakening currency
India's inflation rate rose by more-than-expected in July as a weaker currency brought higher import costs. India's
main gauge of inflation, the Wholesale Price Index, rose 5.79% from a year earlier, up from 4.86% in June. The Indian
rupee has fallen 10% against the US dollar this year. Policymakers have taken various steps in recent days to try and
stem the rupee's decline. Last month, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday hiked the interest rate at which it
lends money to other banks and also put a cap on their daily borrowings. It also tightened reserve ratio requirements
for banks to curb the supply of rupees. The steps come at a time when India is also seeing a slowdown in its
economic growth. Asia's third-largest economy grew at an annual rate of 5% in the 2012-13 financial year, the slowest
pace in 10 years. There are concerns that its growth rate may slow further amid slackening growth in the
manufacturing sector and declining foreign investment in the country, That has triggered calls for the central bank to
ease some of its policies to try to spur a fresh wave of economic growth. (bbc.co.uk)
Eurozone comes out of recession
The Eurozone has emerged from recession after a record 18 months of economic contraction. The bloc's GDP grew
by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2013, slightly ahead of forecasts. The growth was widely expected after the German
economy rose 0.7% between April and June. However, the overall figure masks the mixed economic fortunes among
the countries that make up the 17-country Eurozone area. Germany and France both posted stronger-than-expected
growth, expanding 0.7% and 0.5% respectively. Portugal, among the smallest and the weakest Eurozone economies,
showed the fastest growth, at 1.1%. The country was one of three that had to take a multi-billion-euro bailout. But
Spain, which had to seek outside support for its struggling banking sector, saw its economic output fall by 0.1% on
the quarter. Italy and the Netherlands both saw output drop by 0.2%. (bbc.co.uk)
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