Good News 'No furthur Aquisition' SL gov.

This is uploaded on CSE! Scanned from dailynews paper.
What are they trying to say now?

http://www.cse.lk/270808/pdf/17_11_2011_Dailynews.pdf

Is CSE going to be the government news forum?

verry funney CSE running short of new seems

තවත් පවරා ගැනීම් නෑ - ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය


පසුගියදා සම්මත කරගත් ඌන කාර්ය සාධන ව්‍යාපාර සහ ඌන උපයෝජිත වත්කම් පනත යටතේ එහි සඳහන් ව්‍යාපාර හැර වෙනත් ව්‍යාපාර පවරා ගැනීමේ කිසිදු අදහසක් නොමැති බව ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය පවසා තිබේ.

මෙම පනත යටතේ තවත් ව්‍යාපාර සහ දේපොළ පවරා ගැනීමට රජය අර අඳින්නේ යැයි පැවසෙන ඇතැම් මාධ්‍ය වාර්තා සහමුලින්ම අසත්‍ය හා පදනම් විරහිත බව මෙහිදී ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය කියා ඇත.

මෙම පනතට අනුව පවරා ගන්නා ව්‍යාපාරවල ලයිස්තුවක් ඇතුළත් බවත් එහි සඳහන් ව්‍යාපාර සහ දේපොළ පමණක් මෙම පනතේ විධිවිධාන සීමාව බවත් සඳහන්ය.

මෙම පනත යටතේ තවත් ව්‍යාපාර රජය විසින් පවරා ගැනීමට සූදානම් වනබව සඳහන් මාධ්‍ය වාර්තා පළකිරීම කණගාටුදායක තත්ත්වයක් බවත් එවැනි වාර්තා ආයෝජකයින් තුළ අවිනිශ්චිතතාවයන් හා සැක සංකා ඇති කිරීමේ අරමුණෙන් කරන ලද්දක් බවටත් මෙහිදී ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය චෝදනා කර ඇත.

මේ අතර, ශ්‍රී ලංකා මහ බැංකුව පවසා තිබෙන්නේ මෙම දේපොළ පවරා ගැනීමේ පනත යටතේ පවරා ගත් ව්‍යාපාරවල හිමිකරුවන්ටද නැවතත් ඒවා කළමනාකරණය කිරීම සඳහා ඉල්ලීම් කළ හැකි බවයි.

ලංකාවේ දේපොළ අයිතිය පිළිබඳව ආයෝජකයින් තුළ ඇතිවී තිබෙන අවිනිශ්චිතතාවය ඉදිරි ආයෝජන වලට බාධාවක් විය හැකිබව මූඩීස් හා ෆිච් රේටිං යන ණය වර්ගීකරණ ආයතන දෙකම මෙම පනතට එරෙහිව අදහස් දක්වමින් සඳහන් කර තිබේ.


http://www.vimasuma.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3541&Itemid=56

trasantha wrote:තවත් පවරා ගැනීම් නෑ - ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය


පසුගියදා සම්මත කරගත් ඌන කාර්ය සාධන ව්‍යාපාර සහ ඌන උපයෝජිත වත්කම් පනත යටතේ එහි සඳහන් ව්‍යාපාර හැර වෙනත් ව්‍යාපාර පවරා ගැනීමේ කිසිදු අදහසක් නොමැති බව ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය පවසා තිබේ.

මෙම පනත යටතේ තවත් ව්‍යාපාර සහ දේපොළ පවරා ගැනීමට රජය අර අඳින්නේ යැයි පැවසෙන ඇතැම් මාධ්‍ය වාර්තා සහමුලින්ම අසත්‍ය හා පදනම් විරහිත බව මෙහිදී ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය කියා ඇත.

මෙම පනතට අනුව පවරා ගන්නා ව්‍යාපාරවල ලයිස්තුවක් ඇතුළත් බවත් එහි සඳහන් ව්‍යාපාර සහ දේපොළ පමණක් මෙම පනතේ විධිවිධාන සීමාව බවත් සඳහන්ය.

මෙම පනත යටතේ තවත් ව්‍යාපාර රජය විසින් පවරා ගැනීමට සූදානම් වනබව සඳහන් මාධ්‍ය වාර්තා පළකිරීම කණගාටුදායක තත්ත්වයක් බවත් එවැනි වාර්තා ආයෝජකයින් තුළ අවිනිශ්චිතතාවයන් හා සැක සංකා ඇති කිරීමේ අරමුණෙන් කරන ලද්දක් බවටත් මෙහිදී ජනාධිපති කාර්යාලය චෝදනා කර ඇත.

මේ අතර, ශ්‍රී ලංකා මහ බැංකුව පවසා තිබෙන්නේ මෙම දේපොළ පවරා ගැනීමේ පනත යටතේ පවරා ගත් ව්‍යාපාරවල හිමිකරුවන්ටද නැවතත් ඒවා කළමනාකරණය කිරීම සඳහා ඉල්ලීම් කළ හැකි බවයි.

ලංකාවේ දේපොළ අයිතිය පිළිබඳව ආයෝජකයින් තුළ ඇතිවී තිබෙන අවිනිශ්චිතතාවය ඉදිරි ආයෝජන වලට බාධාවක් විය හැකිබව මූඩීස් හා ෆිච් රේටිං යන ණය වර්ගීකරණ ආයතන දෙකම මෙම පනතට එරෙහිව අදහස් දක්වමින් සඳහන් කර තිබේ.


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same news in different post that means people waiting for good news?
Even this is good but not the one I want...
New comers... Plz don't buy tomorrow looking and depending on this news...

1. What would this accomplish ? too late too little!
2. Who is going to believe them ? The legislation that they passed mean they can take over anything when ever they want. Are they going to change it ? Whats stopping them from bringing it again even if they do it?

We can't trust them at all. They are eying valuable properties in Colombo to sell to foreigners and may obtain forcefully from private sector.

I saw some news that JKH and AHPL are at a risk of takeover.

Looks like the government is trying its best to convince people that the Act only targets the mentioned businesses but it is not working.

The fear is not that more businesses will be taken for under performing in the near term. The fear is that if any business which does not toe the government line can be swiftly taken! Businesses are taking this as a warning like what the journalists are facing! It is like arrogance and power abuse!

The message is more like "If you don't listen to us, we know what to do!"
One of my friends abroad told me that every one who has alot of power does critical blunders and he see's this as a beginning to a series of blunders. That's how some foreigners think. Thats why they will not come. If the government thinks foreigners will buy these assets then it can backfire due to this unless they already have buyers!

Unpredictable policy making!

Good policy making with a long term view is the need of the hour!

Cheers!

Please post in english. No fonts!

Rajitha wrote:1. What would this accomplish ? too late too little!
2. Who is going to believe them ? The legislation that they passed mean they can take over anything when ever they want. Are they going to change it ? Whats stopping them from bringing it again even if they do it?

Who is going to belive. no one knows what is their in the bill. It was approve urgently.

If they want they can ammend/raise a new bill in same way to approve any business venture in future

This is a Joke from a bunch of jokers. Already damage has been done to the economy, expect very negative sentiment from FDI and credit rating agencies.

The only reason why govt. had to revert this is to avoid credit rating down grade. If that happens all credit will cost more to all foreign borrowing public and private.

According to govt. laundryman, acquired assets to be privatized again.
how can we develop SL with these bunch of shameless donkeys? :/

http://www.dailymirror.lk/news/14823-acquired-assets-to-be-privatized-again.html

Is this a stock exchange or a nursery to upload paper article photos like this? are they thinking investors are stupid donkeys like them to believe all their nursery rhymes?

monash wrote:According to govt. laundryman, acquired assets to be privatized again.
how can we develop SL with these bunch of shameless donkeys? :/

http://www.dailymirror.lk/news/14823-acquired-assets-to-be-privatized-again.html

Is this a stock exchange or a nursery to upload paper article photos like this? are they thinking investors are stupid donkeys like them to believe all their nursery rhymes?

Cool a good methods to keep the bankrupt model going for a while with a bit more cash and to let the governments relatives and friends to own some companies for dirt cheap prices!

your f** vote is welcme in nxt presidential election also... Lol at you buggers..

Rajitha wrote:1. What would this accomplish ? too late too little!
2. Who is going to believe them ? The legislation that they passed mean they can take over anything when ever they want. Are they going to change it ? Whats stopping them from bringing it again even if they do it?

Exacly, how can we trust these statement. It is reported that relavant section of the BOI webpage also has deleted.

So many topics regarding this issue. We must request the admin to create a separate section to discuss these topics.

godswen wrote:This is uploaded on CSE! Scanned from dailynews paper.
What are they trying to say now?

http://www.cse.lk/270808/pdf/17_11_2011_Dailynews.pdf

Seems like CSE is soo desperate. Unless they would have made their own statement or cite government press release than publishing a scanned copy of a newspaper article!

godswen wrote:This is uploaded on CSE! Scanned from dailynews paper.
What are they trying to say now?

http://www.cse.lk/270808/pdf/17_11_2011_Dailynews.pdf

government or related parties have got too much shares at low prices(last few days we saw most shares are reached its 52 weeks low),so, they want to sell bought shares with profit,
so, that is why they announced this, after clear their portfolio they will introduce another rule or something, then market will go down,
this is regular in this government or related party
we are making loss,their are making gain more gain

hope every thing is green today onwards

Rapaport wrote:Please post in english. No fonts!

Dear friend "Rapaport"

You can eassily download that sinhala kit for your PC by using this link

"http://www.locallanguages.lk/"
Okkkk

mark wrote:your f** vote is welcme in nxt presidential election also... Lol at you buggers..

Next Time Vote for me

King KAKILLE

Rapaport wrote:Looks like the government is trying its best to convince people that the Act only targets the mentioned businesses but it is not working.

The fear is not that more businesses will be taken for under performing in the near term. The fear is that if any business which does not toe the government line can be swiftly taken! Businesses are taking this as a warning like what the journalists are facing! It is like arrogance and power abuse!

The message is more like "If you don't listen to us, we know what to do!"
One of my friends abroad told me that every one who has alot of power does critical blunders and he see's this as a beginning to a series of blunders. That's how some foreigners think. Thats why they will not come. If the government thinks foreigners will buy these assets then it can backfire due to this unless they already have buyers!

Unpredictable policy making!

Good policy making with a long term view is the need of the hour!

Cheers!

The bill specifically targets 37 companies, if they wanted to take more companies they would have to draft another bill. But in any case all these companies are either built on government owned land or the businesses were handed over buy the government.

mono wrote:

Rapaport wrote:Looks like the government is trying its best to convince people that the Act only targets the mentioned businesses but it is not working.

The fear is not that more businesses will be taken for under performing in the near term. The fear is that if any business which does not toe the government line can be swiftly taken! Businesses are taking this as a warning like what the journalists are facing! It is like arrogance and power abuse!

The message is more like "If you don't listen to us, we know what to do!"
One of my friends abroad told me that every one who has alot of power does critical blunders and he see's this as a beginning to a series of blunders. That's how some foreigners think. Thats why they will not come. If the government thinks foreigners will buy these assets then it can backfire due to this unless they already have buyers!

Unpredictable policy making!

Good policy making with a long term view is the need of the hour!

Cheers!

The bill specifically targets 37 companies, if they wanted to take more companies they would have to draft another bill. But in any case all these companies are either built on government owned land or the businesses were handed over buy the government.

dude> are you working for government or some connection with government? lol

econ wrote:

mono wrote:

Rapaport wrote:Looks like the government is trying its best to convince people that the Act only targets the mentioned businesses but it is not working.

The fear is not that more businesses will be taken for under performing in the near term. The fear is that if any business which does not toe the government line can be swiftly taken! Businesses are taking this as a warning like what the journalists are facing! It is like arrogance and power abuse!

The message is more like "If you don't listen to us, we know what to do!"
One of my friends abroad told me that every one who has alot of power does critical blunders and he see's this as a beginning to a series of blunders. That's how some foreigners think. Thats why they will not come. If the government thinks foreigners will buy these assets then it can backfire due to this unless they already have buyers!

Unpredictable policy making!

Good policy making with a long term view is the need of the hour!

Cheers!

The bill specifically targets 37 companies, if they wanted to take more companies they would have to draft another bill. But in any case all these companies are either built on government owned land or the businesses were handed over buy the government.

dude> are you working for government or some connection with government? lol

no but i think this a good idea. The fact of the matter is if the sevenagala sugar factory wasn't involved in this legislation no one would make a fuss about this. All the companies on this list are run down, and lying around taking up place. If there are businesses like this lying around something has to be done, you either bail them out obama style or re-appropriate them. Obama style bailouts have failed & and it's absurd to give tax money to private businesses without collateral. The government and the state at large is far better off taking them over these businesses and handing them over to other people. Besides without legislation like this it would take years for the government to reacquire businesses, what that would mean is HDEV would be lying around aimlessly accumulating even bigger losses.