Financial, capital good shares push Sri Lanka stocks up
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Financial, capital good shares push Sri Lanka stocks up
ECONOMYNEXT – Investor interest in diversified financials and capital goods shares helped Sri Lanka’s Colombo Stock Exchange indices close up on Monday, data on its site showed. The broader All Share Price Index (ASPI) rebounded o.45 percent, or 97.78 points from Friday to close at 21,594.86. The index hiked over 300 points in early morning trade before gradually sliding down. The more liquid S&P SL20 closed marginally higher, 0.02 percent, or 1…
Customs Revenue to Surpass 2025 Target by Over Rs. 400 Billion on Vehicle Import Surge - Financal Chronicle
Sri Lanka Customs is expected to exceed its 2025 revenue target by more than 400 billion rupees, supported largely by taxes on vehicle imports, Director General Seevali Arukgoda has revealed. The institution set a revenue goal of 2,115 billion rupees for the year, 36.2 percent higher than the 1,553 billion rupees collected in 2024. Official data shows that Customs revenue has already reached 2,312 billion rupees as of December 7, surpassing the …
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