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Xinhua summary of Asia-Pacific stocks news at 1100 GMT, Feb. 3 Equities.com MUMBAI -- The benchmark index for Indian equities Friday closed higher with the 30-scrip sensitive index, Sensex, of the Bombay Stock Exchange closing with 17.604.96 points,up by 173.11 points or 0.99 percent from the previous close of 17431.85. and more »

Sri Lanka hotel parent buys 43-pct of stock sold in IPO Lanka Business Online Kalpitiya Beach Resort, which sold stock in an IPO at 17.50 rupees and was oversubscribed with 278 investors applying for shares, started trading on the Colombo Stock Exchange on January 03. The stock opened at 24 rupees and later fell below its offer ... and more »

London Stock Exchange optimistic on Sri Lankan Growth IEWY News Europe's leading diversified exchange business, LSE has around 3000 companies from over 70 countries admitted to trading on its markets. The improving profile of Sri Lanka is another reason why LSE believes that if the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) and ... Sri Lanka software development campus expanded by LSE groupLanka Business Online all 3 news articles »

Sunday Leader

SEC Expedites Investigations Into Stock Brokers And Investors Sunday Leader By Mandana Ismail Abeywickrema The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says that the investigation launched by the Commission into several stockbrokers and investors over alleged irregularities in the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) a few months ... SEC to step up demutualisation of Colombo bourseSunday Times.lk all 5 news articles »

Agstar to shift premises Nation on Sunday Reputed fertilizer producing firm, AgStar Fetilizers Limited (Agstar) which recently sought listing on the Diri Savi Board of the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) has plans to shift to a new office of its own from its rented premises in Peliyagoda as it ...

Colombo second worst stock exchange in the world The Island.lk (subscription) The Colombo Stock Exchange has seen a dramatic reversal from being the world's best performing stock exchange to the second worst ahead of the Dhaka exchange in Bangladesh. According to country stock exchange data compiled by Bespoke Investment Group ...

Sri Lankan Group Sells Colombo Port Stake The Journal of Commerce Online Aitken in a statement to the Colombo Stock Exchange said local authorities approved the deal but did not disclose financial details. “We are now finalizing the formalities for transfer of our shareholding to China Merchants Holdings,” the company said. Sri Lanka's Aitken Spence sells port stake to China MerchantsReuters China ups stake in Colombo South container terminalThe Island.lk (subscription) all 5 news articles »

The Hindu

Development of Colombo south terminal in question portworld AS had finalised the sale of its 30% stake in the project to CMHI on January 19, according to a Colombo Stock Exchange filing. Industry observers have questioned whether CMHI is technically qualified to handle the project alone. Sri Lanka is no pearl on China's string, Rajapaksa saysReuters all 60 news articles »

* Sri Lanka conglomerate sells stake on Colombo Port project for Rs. 630 million Colombo Page In a stock market filing to the Colombo Stock Exchange, Aitken Spence said the company finalized the formalities to sell its 30 percent stake in the US$500 million port expansion project to the Hong Kong-based CMHI at approximately Rs. 630 million. Aitken Spence books Rs.630mn capital gain via terminal stake saleDaily Mirror Aitken Spence makes Rs 600 mln gain from Colombo port project stake saleSunday Times.lk Spence makes Rs. 630mn gain from sale of stake to ChinaThe Island.lk (subscription) Lanka Business Online all 6 news articles »

Xinhua summary of Asia-Pacific stocks news at 1100 GMT, Jan. 27 Equities.com COLOMBO -- Share prices on the Colombo Stock Exchange closed higher on Friday with the key Colombo All Share Price Index increasing 132.58 points or 2.37 percent to close at 5724.98 points. A total turnover of 1.72 billion rupees (15.1 million US ... and more »

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Sri Lankan conglomerate Aitken Spence agreed to sell its 30 percent stake in the Colombo International Container Terminals to China Merchants Holdings, the majority stakeholder in the $500 million project.