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Softlogic Finance to Raise over Rs. 2.2 Bn in Rights Issue
May, 13, 2021
Sights set on aggressive multifaceted business expansion
Softlogic Finance PLC, a subsidiary of Softlogic Capital PLC, is all set to launch a Rights Issue to raise over Rs. 2.2 billion in a bid to infuse fresh capital for business expansion with a focus on the company’s future growth. The rights issue will see Five (5) new Ordinary Shares issued for every Six (6) existing Ordinary Shares held by shareholders for Rs. 10/- per new share.
The infusion will strengthen the Company’s Tier 1 Capital, based on its forecasted Business Expansion Programme during the Financial Year 2021/2022. Further, it will be in compliance with the Capital Adequacy Requirements up to 1
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2020 market turnover highest since 2011
Market capitalisation grown a trillion rupees since 12 May 2020
Increasing interest among local youth a key feature
The Sri Lankan stock market ended 2020 on a positive note yesterday, marking a year in which the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) has seen indices indicate noteworthy resilience and attract record-
breaking levels of trading activity.
Market performance
The benchmark All Share Price Index (ASPI) closed 2020 recording a growth of 10.5%, the highest annual increase the index has seen since 2014 and only the 12th occasion the index has seen a double digit percentage growth in CSE’s 35-year history. The ASPI ended 2020 on 6774.22 points. Sri Lanka’s ASPI was also recorded as the best performing stock market index for the month of September 2020, with the index recording a remarkable 12% growth during the month.
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More liquid S&P SL20 declines 10.1%
2020 market turnover highest since 2011
Adds Rs.109bn to market capitalisation
Net foreign outflow for the year hits Rs.51bn
But attracts Rs.53bn stock purchases from foreign investors
New CDS accounts show greater interest among youth to invest
The Sri Lankan stock market ended 2020 on a positive note yesterday, marking a year in which the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) has seen indices indicate noteworthy resilience and attract record-breaking levels of trading activity.
The benchmark All share Price Index (ASPI) closed 2020 recording a growth of 10.5 percent, the highest annual increase the index has seen since 2014 and only the 12th occasion the index has seen a double-digit percentage growth in the CSE’s 35-year history. The ASPI ended 2020 on 6774.22 points.