Sri Lankan Stock Market Sees Mixed Performance, Top Gainers and Losers Revealed

May 12 2025 01:04 PM IST

The Sri Lankan stock market had a mixed performance today, with some sectors showing gains and others experiencing losses. The top gainers were PGP Glass Ceylon Plc, Hayleys Fabric Plc, and Pan Asia Banking Corp. Plc, while the top losers were John Keells Holdings Plc, Aitken Spence Hotel Holdings Plc, and Dialog Finance Plc. The overall market saw a slight decline of 0.06%, with 75 advances and 92 declines. Investors should stay informed and monitor the market closely for potential investment opportunities.

The Sri Lankan stock market saw a mixed performance today, with some sectors showing gains while others experienced losses. The overall market summary shows that the top large cap gainer was PGP Glass Ceylon Plc with a slight increase of 0.44%, while the top mid cap gainer was Hayleys Fabric Plc with a gain of 1.19%. On the other hand, the top small cap gainer was Pan Asia Banking Corp. Plc with a gain of 1.85%.

In terms of losers, John Keells Holdings Plc remained unchanged at 0.00% as the top large cap loser. Aitken Spence Hotel Holdings Plc was the top mid cap loser with a decline of 2.30%, while Dialog Finance Plc was the top small cap loser with a decline of 1.46%.

The advance decline ratio across the Sri Lanka CSE All Share was 0.82x, with 75 advances and 92 declines. The Sri Lanka CSE All Share Caps also saw a decline of 0.06%.

The top gainers in the Sri Lanka CSE All Share were Industrial Asphalts Ceylon Plc and Nation Lanka Finance Plc, both with a gain of 33.33%. Sathosa Motors Plc also saw a significant increase of 12.79%. On the other hand, the top losers were Abans Electricals Plc with a decline of 4.94%, followed by Printcare Plc with a decline of 4.39%, and The Colombo Fort Land & Building Co. Plc with a decline of 3.89%.

Overall, the Sri Lanka CSE All Share saw a slight decline of 0.06%, trading at 15,916.17 points. Out of the 1 sector that advanced today, 0 sectors showed gains while 1 sector declined. The top losing sector was the Sri Lanka CSE All Share with a decline of 0.06%.

Investors should keep an eye on the market as it continues to fluctuate, with some sectors showing gains while others experience losses. It is important to stay updated on the latest market trends and make informed decisions when it comes to investing.

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