ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Colombo Inventory Change closed flat on Tuesday, with curiosity seen in John Keells Holdings, Hayleys and Colombo Dockyard, knowledge on its website confirmed.
Each indices recorded all-time highs the CSE mentioned. The All Share Worth Index rose 0.03 p.c, or 7.07 factors, to shut at 23,960.16. The S&P SL20 closed up 0.1 p.c, or 9.25 factors, at 6,672.
High constructive contributors to the ASPI have been John Keells Holdings (Rs.22.7), Hayleys PLC (Rs.240.5), and Colombo Dockyard (Rs.152).
The market turnover was 5.2 billion rupees. A big proportion of this was from Capital Items (1.6 billion rupees).
Nations Belief Financial institution mentioned it’s going to search shareholder approval for a 15 billion rupee debenture concern at an Extraordinary Basic Assembly to be held on February 23. The inventory closed down 25 cents at 348.75.
Ceylon Chilly Shops’ interim monetary report for the December 2025 quarter, confirmed the corporate has seen a 22 p.c improve in earnings year-on-year.
The corporate introduced a 3rd interim dividend of 1.478 rupees for the 12 months ending thirty first March 2026. The inventory closed up 2.50 rupees at 116.
Keells Meals Merchandise’ interim monetary report for December 2025, confirmed earnings have been up 66 p.c to 84.4 billion rupees in comparison with 2024’s 50.9 billion rupees. The inventory closed up 5.25 rupees at 175.25.
In the meantime, Colombo Metropolis Holdings reported 81.8 billion rupees, a 142 p.c loss in comparison with 2024. The inventory closed down 2.75 rupees at 141.75.
Lanka Milk Meals (CWE) mentioned it might pay a dividend per share of 1 rupee. The inventory closed down 20 cents at 70 rupees.
Tess Agro PLC mentioned it’s going to concern and listing 250,000 unsecured debentures at 100 rupees every, and 100,000 warrants (40 warrants per debenture). The inventory closed up 30 cents at 2.20 rupees. (Colombo/Jan27/2026)
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