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CSE’s Intense Trading Activity Elevates Turnover to Rs. 11.11 Billion

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Trading activity at the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) was notably vigorous from the market’s opening today, showcasing strong momentum throughout the early hours of the session. The All Share Price Index (ASPI) experienced several gains surpassing the 100-point mark during the initial trading hours, indicative of robust investor participation.

The S&P SL20 Index also concluded the session on a positive note, advancing by 5.47 points to reach 6,602.81.

During the session, shares of 131 companies closed on a higher note. Noteworthy contributors to the ASPI’s performance included John Keells Holdings, Sampath Bank, Dialog Axiata, ACME Printing & Packaging, and Ceylon Land & Equity.

The day’s turnover achieved a record Rs. 11.11 billion, primarily fueled by high-value crossings. John Keells Holdings PLC led the market activity with shares worth Rs. 4.31 billion changing hands, marking a significant event in the market. Additionally, Hatton National Bank contributed Rs. 1.51 billion to the day’s turnover through its share transactions.

Market analysts attributed the heightened turnover and active trading conditions to increased institutional interest and sustained investor confidence.


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