Sri Lanka Stocks Trend up, Turnover Boosted by Commercial Credit Trade

Sri Lanka stocks trend up, turnover boosted by Commercial Credit trade

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange indices were trading higher on Thursday midday, CSE data showed, with the benchmark All Share Price Index moving up 0.62 percent. The ASPI was up 130.62 points at 21,297.56, while the more liquid S&P SL20 was up 0.66 percent, or 39.24 points, at 5,984.33. Positive contributors to the ASPI were Commercial Bank of Ceylon (up 1.87 percent at 204.00 rupees), Central Finance Company (up 4.18 percent at…

CSE Reaches Seven-Month Peak as Rs. 12.23 Billion in Turnover Fueled by Commercial Credit Transaction

The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) experienced a significant trading day on June 6, with daily turnover exceeding the impressive Rs. 12 billion threshold. At the […] The post CSE Reaches Seven-Month Peak as Rs. 12.23 Billion in Turnover Fueled by Commercial Credit Transaction appeared first on FINANCIAL CHRONICLE.

Rs. 9 billion Commercial Credit share sale sets CSE milestone

A Rs. 9 billion transaction involving a 28% stake in Commercial Credit and Finance PLC (COCR) has become the largest single trade executed on the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) in 2026, while also setting a record as the largest book-built transaction in the exchange’s history. The shares, held by Singapore-based Group Lease Holdings, which is currently in liquidation, were sold to a consortium of investors in a transaction brokered by Asia Securi…