The Bourse Weekly Performance (Week-ended 07th
of February 2014)
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Week-ended 31stJanuary 2014
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Week-ended
07thFeb 2014
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All Share Price Index
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6,248.08
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6,141.72
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S&P SL20 Index
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3,443.25
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3,369.30
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Total Turnover for the week (LKR)
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5,338,112,846
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7,342,453,384
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Total Net Foreign Inflow/ (Outflow) (LKR)
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208,060,607
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(3,070,642,521)
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Market Capitalization
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2,608,268,652,140
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2,563,867,702,567
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Market PER
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16.88
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16.27
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Market PBV
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2.07
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2.82
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The
week commenced on a depressed note with the bourse exhibiting sluggish activity
across the boards as more selling interest was witnessed throughout the week.
The Bench Mark All share price index traversed in declining phase throughout
the week losing 106.36 points (-1.70%) and closed at 6,141.72 points against
its previous week close of 6,248.08 points. Meanwhile the S&P SL 20 index
lost 73.95 points (-2.15%) to close the week at 3,369.30 against its previous
week closures of 3,443.25 points. Though the 4 market day week recorded an
extra ordinary daily average turnover of LKR 1.8Bn which is an increase of
71.93% against its previous weeks daily average turnover of 1.06Bn, it was
noted that this occurred due to heavy foreign selling that took place as the
year to date foreign inflow reversed to a negative of Rs 1.72 Bn. The year 2013
recorded a net foreign inflow of LKR 22.89 Bn.
The total turnover for the short week was LKR 7.34Bn
held by 16 crossings, seen a rise of 37.55% compared to the previous week’s
turnover. Off board interest were seen on JKH, DFCC, EXPO, DIST, COMB, DIAL,
VONE, and SAMP totalling up to LKR 4.09Bn, which is a heavy influence of 55.74%
to the week’s turnover. The list of price gainers were led by SFL.N (+17.95%), MORI.N
(+17.35%), BLI.N (+16.33%), AFSL.N (+13.12%) and INDO.N (+11.90%) while the
list of price losers were led by MIRA.N (-21.90%), SLND.N (-21.42%), CLPL.W14 (-20.00%),
GSF.N (-16.53%) and CHMX.N (-15.21%).
Total foreignsellingfor the week of LKR 4.40Bn, out
spaced the total foreign buying of LKR 1.33Bn recording a net foreign outflow
of LKR 3.07Bn during the week.The market PER and PBV stood at 16.27x and 2.82x
respectively by end of the week.
