Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Sweden to completely phase out development assistance to Sri Lanka within 4 years
Mervyn goes berserk in Kiribathgoda
Rs. 15 million to overhaul FM’s house
Hyundai comes with the lowest bid
Editorial
The importance of being W.J.M.
The Right to Know
Thai police deck LTTE’s KP
The COPE corroborates corrupt governance: Ravi K.
Tamils and the unitary state
Govt. mere bystander in protecting citizens-AHRC
Chandrika and Vimukthi attend gala charity dinner
Diplomatically lacking!
Mannar Bishop wants immediate restoration of civil administration
180 days to uplift east
Resign if you can’t act justly – UNP tells Speaker
SriLankan staff fingerprinted over anti President sticker
CAA Chairman summons special meeting to tender resignation
JVP calls meeting to decide on supporting government at budget
‘Black Week’ at Sri Jayewardenepura campus
KumbukRiver eyes travel world Oscars
SriLankan Airlines flying high with paperless ticketing
Ultimate noodle experience at Cinnamon Grand
Brandix, MAS exchange ownership of Linea Clothing and Textured Jersey Lanka
Dankotuwa Porcelain poised for next wave of growth
CEAT wins honours for Sri Lanka in Total Quality Management
Holcim invites entries for global awards on sustainable construction projects
Vasu files application to prevent holding of excess shares in Com Bank
Foreign buying props Bourse
Massive fire in factory leaves five injured
GMOA to protest against irregular transfers
Deputy health Minister, union lock horns over vehicle controversy
NCTAD in fresh push for regional cooperation among developing countries
 
Foreign buying props Bourse

Heavy foreign activity on JKH and NDB lifted turnover levels while buying interest in blue chips SLTL, DIST and DIAL led to the indices recording significant gains yesterday in the Colombo bourse.


Market capitalization rose by Rs. 9 billion while turnover was a healthy Rs. 564 million as against Rs. 375 million the previous day.


JKH saw slightly over a million of its shares change hands touching a high of Rs. 133.75 before closing at Rs. 133.50, up by 25 cents. NDB saw over 750,000 of its shares traded between a high of Rs. 160 and a low of Rs. 159 before closing at the former level, up by 75 cents.


Analysts said that investors were upbeat following a major breakthrough in battling the LTTE such as the sinking of its armoury by the Navy and arrest of Kumar Padmanadan, alias “KP”, the head of procurement and architect of LTTE’s shipping network in Thailand.