Singer Industries කොටස් මිල ඉගිලෙද්දී මිල සීමාවක්

Singer Industries කොටස් මිල ඉගිලෙද්දී මිල සීමාවක්
Sri Lanka stocks end up 0.5-pct
අද දිනයේදී කොළඹ කොටස් වෙළඳ පොළ සියයට 0.5 කින් ඉහළ ගිය අතර හේතුවක් නොමැතිව විශාල ලෙස කොටස් මිල ඉහළ ගිය Singer Industries (Ceylon) සමාගම සඳහා මිල සීමාවක් පැනවීමට සුරැකුම්පත් හා විනිමය කොමිෂන් සභාව කටයුතු කළේය.

මේ අනුව, අද ගනුදෙනු අවසානයේදී සමස්ත මිල දර්ශකය සියයට 0.53 කින් හෙවත් ඒකක 35.64 කින් ඉහළ ගොස් ඒකක 6,783.55 ක්වූ අතර මිලංක මිල දර්ශකය සියයට 0.78 කින් ඉහළ ගොස් ඒකක 6,045.11 ක් විය.

අද දිනයේ වෙළඳ පොළ පිරිවැටුම රුපියල් බිලියන 2.36 කි.

සියයට දහයකට වඩා මිල ඉහළ පහළ යා නොහැකි ලෙස විනිමය කොමිසම විසින් ඊයේ මිල සීමාවක් පැනවූ Asian Alliance රක්ෂණ සමාගමේ කොටසක් අද දිනයේදීද රුපියල් 7.90 කින් ඉහළ ගොස් රුපියල් 358.50 ක්වූ අතර Singer Industries (Ceylon) සමාගමේ කොටසක මිල අද දිනයේදී විශාල ලෙස වැඩිවුණි.

මේ අනුව, Singer Industries (Ceylon) සමාගමේ කොටසක මිල රුපියල් 66.90 කින් අද වැඩිවූ අතර ගනුදෙනු අවසානයේ එහි මිල රුපියල් 384.10 ක් ලෙස දැක්වුණි.

අද දිනයේදී එක්තරා අවස්ථාවක Singer Industries (Ceylon) සමාගමේ කොටසක් රුපියල් 439 ක් දක්වාද වැඩිවූ අතර මේ හමුවේ විනිමය කොමිසම මේ සමාගමේ කොටස් වෙනුවෙන් සියයට 10 ක මිල සීමාවක් පැනවීමට කටයුතු කළේය.

මීට අමතරව, Blue Diamonds Jewellery Worldwide ඡන්ද රහිත කොටසක් ශත දහයකින් වැඩිවී රුපියල් 4.90 ක් දක්වාද Lanka Hospital Corporation කොටසක් රුපියල් 3.60 කින් වැඩිවී රුපියල් 63 ක්ද වුණි.

එසේම, Regnis (Lanka) කොටසක් රුපියල් 19.90 කින් වැඩිවී රුපියල් 440.20 ක්වූ අතර ඊයේ සියයට දහයේ මිල සීමාවට යටත් කළ Ascot Holdings සමාගමේ කොටසක් අද දිනයේදී රුපියල් 2.90 කින් පහළ ගොස් රුපියල් 186 ක් විය.


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excellent baby.........excellent...............10% up is sure btw ill buy if go down by 10%

thanks SEC

E-Channelling to invest Rs. 150 million for new projects
E-Channelling to invest Rs. 150 million for new projects (Pic:infohub.lk) Shareholders of the E-Channelling PLC has granted permission to invest Rs. 150 million to fund projects such as leisure, consultancy and training, media and advertising and financial services. Also funds are expected to be pumped into areas such as the international marketing of the ECL group, Business Process Outsourcing in the health sector and strategic investments. The money will be invested on the groups subsidiary ECL Soft (Private) Limited who will carry out the investment of these funds. E-Channelling PLC has approved these funding at a special EGM held yesterday.

Trading Friday
30 Sep, 2011 16:36:47
Sri Lanka stocks end up 0.5-pct
Sept 30, 2011 (LBO) - Sri Lankan stocks closed firmer Friday for the second day running in speculative trade and price curbs being imposed on Singer Industries (Ceylon) after it rose sharply, brokers said.
The main All Share Price Index rose 0.53 percent (35.64 points) to 6,783.55, while the more liquid Milanka index climbed back over the 6,000 mark, rising 0.78 percent (46.96 points) to close at 6,045.11, according to stock exchange figures.

Turnover was 2.36 billion rupees.

Asian Alliance Insurance, which was brought under the 10 percent price band Thursday, after rising almost 50 percent, closed at 358.50 rupees, up 7.90, after hitting a high of 384.70.

Singer Industries (Ceylon) was the day's highest gainer, closing at 384.10 rupees, up 66.90 or 21 percent prompting the regulator to bring it under the 10 percent price band restricting daily price movements. It hit a high of 439 rupees during the day.

Blue Diamonds Jewellery Worldwide non-voting shares were the most actively traded stock, closing at 4.90 rupees, up 10 cents, with over 28.2 million shares done.

The Lanka Hospital Corporation was also actively traded, closing at 63 rupees, up 3.60 with two million shares changing hands.

Ascot Holdings, which was also brought unde the 10 percent price band Thursday, was also heavily traded, accounting for the day's biggest turnover. It closed at 186 rupees, down 2.90.

Regnis (Lanka), which accounted for the second highest turnover, closed at 440.20 rupees, up 19.90.

There was a sole crossing or off-market private deal of 800,000 shares of Lanka Orix Leasing Company at 99 rupees each. It closed at 98.80 rupees, up 1.10.

nahsuk wrote:Singer Industries කොටස් මිල ඉගිලෙද්දී මිල සීමාවක්
Sri Lanka stocks end up 0.5-pct
අද දිනයේදී කොළඹ කොටස් වෙළඳ පොළ සියයට 0.5 කින් ඉහළ ගිය අතර හේතුවක් නොමැතිව විශාල ලෙස කොටස් මිල ඉහළ ගිය Singer Industries (Ceylon) සමාගම සඳහා මිල සීමාවක් පැනවීමට සුරැකුම්පත් හා විනිමය කොමිෂන් සභාව කටයුතු කළේය.


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300/= level for singer is undervalued based on NAVPS (202/=). Therefore how can you say it rose its price without a reason. What are the reason should have to rise the price of a stock.

NAVPS for manufacturing companies

SINI NAVPS 202/= Share Price 384/= ----------> 1.9 times
RGIN NAVPS 104/= Share Price 440/= ----------> 4.2 times
GRAN NAVPS 37/= Share Price 110/= ----------> 3 times
DPL NAVPS 10/= Share Price 35/= ----------> 3.5 times
ABAN NAVPS 91/= Share Price 246/= ----------> 2.7 times
RCL NAVPS 30/= Share Price 130/= ----------> 4.3 times

I think most of the Institutional buyers consider about the reward they can taken, if the company winding up today. In the case of Winding up ordinary share holders will get only NAVPS.

thushanthalk wrote:

300/= level for singer is undervalued based on NAVPS (202/=). Therefore how can you say it rose its price without a reason. What are the reason should have to rise the price of a stock.

NAVPS for manufacturing companies

SINI NAVPS 202/= Share Price 384/= ----------> 1.9 times
RGIN NAVPS 104/= Share Price 440/= ----------> 4.2 times
GRAN NAVPS 37/= Share Price 110/= ----------> 3 times
DPL NAVPS 10/= Share Price 35/= ----------> 3.5 times
ABAN NAVPS 91/= Share Price 246/= ----------> 2.7 times
RCL NAVPS 30/= Share Price 130/= ----------> 4.3 times

I think most of the Institutional buyers consider about the reward they can taken, if the company winding up today. In the case of Winding up ordinary share holders will get only NAVPS.

Why the manufacturing sector should be treated on NAV? Unless they have lands, investment portfolios; these companies are normally subject to PE based valuation where EPS is taken as a base for the calculations..

Even hotels we would calculate on PE basis but their NAV is taken into account when they have lands and investments cuz these are subject to revaluation and asset strength is going up when do so .. i.e. RENU

Though RCL is trading @ 4.5 NAVPS, its undervalued @ 130 looking at their earnings potential this is a mid-long term valuable counter..

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thushanthalk wrote:

Why the manufacturing sector should be treated on NAV? Unless they have lands, investment portfolios; these companies are normally subject to PE based valuation where EPS is taken as a base for the calculations..

Even hotels we would calculate on PE basis but their NAV is taken into account when they have lands and investments cuz these are subject to revaluation and asset strength is going up when do so .. i.e. RENU

Though RCL is trading @ 4.5 NAVPS, its undervalued @ 130 looking at their earnings potential this is a mid-long term valuable counter..

I personally believe NAVPS is more important because according to the companies act, when a company winding up, liquidate there assets and first they should pay out Outside debtors, 2nd Preference share holders finally Ordinary Share Holders. If I am a institutional investor I think about what I can received in the case of winding up. Therefore NAVPS is security for your capital.
But I don't say, Only think about NAVPS. It only a considerable factor. I used it to predict market behavior.

[quote="thushanthalk"]

smallville wrote:

thushanthalk wrote:

Why the manufacturing sector should be treated on NAV? Unless they have lands, investment portfolios; these companies are normally subject to PE based valuation where EPS is taken as a base for the calculations..

Even hotels we would calculate on PE basis but their NAV is taken into account when they have lands and investments cuz these are subject to revaluation and asset strength is going up when do so .. i.e. RENU

Though RCL is trading @ 4.5 NAVPS, its undervalued @ 130 looking at their earnings potential this is a mid-long term valuable counter..

I personally believe NAVPS is more important because according to the companies act, when a company winding up, liquidate there assets and first they should pay out Outside debtors, 2nd Preference share holders finally Ordinary Share Holders. If I am a institutional investor I think about what I can received in the case of winding up. Therefore NAVPS is security for your capital.
But I don't say, Only think about NAVPS. It only a considerable factor. I used it to predict market behavior.

do you really think that companies can get the stated NAV when the company winding up?