What’s more, the sector accounted for 25 percent of LMD 100 profits and shareholders’ funds respectively in 2018/19.įinance companies are third in line with their cumulative top line of 419 billion rupees accounting for 11 percent of the LMD 100’s aggregate income.
660 billion and a share of 18 percent of cumulative revenue in the review period. The banks follow as the second largest player in the LMD 100 with an aggregate income in excess of Rs. They’re designed to measure the performance of various industry groups in the equities market in Sri Lanka as defined by the Global Industry Classification Standard.įor the purpose of analysing the LMD 100 results too, 20 major economic sectors are considered to cover the length and breadth of quoted companies in Sri Lanka – they are diversified holdings banks finance beverage, food and tobacco manufacturing telecommunications power and energy insurance oil palms trading motor chemicals and pharmaceuticals construction and engineering hotels and travel investment trusts healthcare land and property footwear and textiles stores and supplies and plantations.ĭiversified holdings lead the way amongst the leading listed companies in Sri Lanka in 2018/19 with their cumulative income representing 30 percent of the LMD 100’s combined revenue and 27 percent of shareholders’ funds. Moreover, the S&P/CSE Industry Group Indices are the result of a partnership between S&P Dow Jones Indices and the CSE. The sector price indices therefore, are deemed to be an indication of market trends.
These reflect the price movements of companies in the 20 service sectors. The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) computes as many as 20 sector indices on an ongoing basis and the closing values are published at the end of trading every day.
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