ECONOMYNEXT – After two days of revenue taking, Sri Lanka’s Colombo Inventory Alternate rebounded 0.77 p.c on Tuesday, information on its website confirmed.
The broader All Share Value Index (ASPI) rose 175.03 factors to shut at 22,819.91. The index steadily rose for the reason that opening bell regardless of some volatility out there.
In the meantime, the extra liquid S&P SL20 index closed 0.30 p.c, or 19.04 factors greater, at 6,298.75.
Investor curiosity was seen within the meals, beverage and tobacco sector and different chosen shares out there.
High contributors to the ASPI had been Ceylinco Holdings (up 119.00 rupees at 3,150.25), NDB (up 3.25 rupees at 148.25 rupees), Melstacorp (up 2.25 rupees at 184.00 rupees), Browns Investments (up 30 cents at 7.00 rupees), and Sunshine Holdings (up 1.10 rupees at 34.50).
Nevertheless, market turnover continued its fall from 4.95 billion rupees to 4.06 billion, whereas the share quantity was 109,942,716.
Customary Capital PLC secured probably the most good points on Tuesday. The inventory was buying and selling 6.10 rupees greater at 56.10.
Sri Lanka’s Securities and Alternate Fee (SEC) issued a public warning over an organization known as “Blue Ocean Securities Ltd” which isn’t licensed by the regulator within the nation or the UK.
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Elsewhere in Asia, fairness markets had been a blended bag.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index rose 2.40 p.c to 48,625.88.
Pakistan’s KSE 100 index was buying and selling down 0.11 p.c at 161,802.53.
India’s Nifty 50 index moved 0.29 p.c decrease to shut at 25,884.80, whereas the BSE Sensex moved 0.37 p.c right down to 84,587.01. (Colombo/Nov25/2025)
