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ASPI gains 6.7% during the month
Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
|May 31, 2025
The ASPI closed in green as a result of price gains in counters such as Hayleys, Capital Alliance Holdings and Commercial Bank with the turnover crossing Rs. 5.1 Bn.
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A similar behaviour was witnessed in the S&P SL20. High net worth and institutional investor participation was noted in Lanka IOC, Digital Mobility Solutions Lanka and Commercial Credit & Finance. Mixed interest was observed in Capital Alliance Holdings, RIL Property and Sierra Cables whilst retail interest was noted in Lanka Credit and Business Finance, Prime Lands Residencies and Millennium Housing Developers. Foreign participation in the market activity rem
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