ECONOMYNEXT – The Colombo Inventory Change closed down on Tuesday, information on its web site confirmed.
The All Share Worth Index was down 0.12 p.c, or 26.06 factors at 21,066.18.
The S&P SL20 was down 0.08 p.c, or 4.86 factors at 5,904.10.
John Keells Holdings (up 2.22 p.c at 18.40 rupees), Hatton Nationwide Financial institution (up 1.42 p.c at 410.75 rupees), DFCC Financial institution (up 2.04 p.c at 137.75 rupees) had been the highest optimistic contributors to the ASPI.
Sampath Financial institution (down 6.59 p.c at 145.25 rupees), Hayleys (down 0.92 p.c at 215 rupees), ACL Cables (down 2.30 p.c at 85 rupees) had been the highest destructive contributors.
Turnover was 3.57 billion rupees. Capital items contributed 1.86 billion rupees to the turnover.
Crossings had been seen in John Keells Holdings (11,971,313 shares), Individuals’s Leasing and Finance (2 million shares), Hayleys (190,000 shares), Vallibel (600,000 shares), Tokyo Cement (500,000 shares), Seylan Financial institution (300,000 shares).
Dipped Merchandise introduced a money dividend of 0.76 rupees per share. The inventory closed down 1 p.c at 49.40 rupees.
Kelani Valley Plantations additionally introduced a money dividend of 1.75 rupees per share. The inventory closed down 1.36 p.c at 79.50 rupees.
Haycarb introduced a 1.70 rupee dividend per share. The inventory closed down 0.90 p.c at 109.50 rupees.
Elsewhere within the area, India’s Nifty 50 closed down 2.14 p.c at 22,331.40 factors, whereas Hong Kong’s Hold Seng rose 0.15 p.c to 24,788.14 factors. (Colombo/Mar31/2026)
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