It doesn't matter where he got that knowledge but this is a Sinhalese. If you look at who were aiming at this position you will be delighted (if you like this land to be Sinhala-owned a few more years) how it has turned out. Kotelawela topped the list long ago, a guy who had declared a cold war against the Sinhala Buddhist, and I can't remember the name of that Muslim guy who owns Hemas- he still owns a lot including Expolanka. Remembered, his name is Omar Kassim.
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minissunge shramaya huura kana balloo. services welin ratak diyunu wenne na. production ekak kerenna bari ai me mahaloku businessmen lata invest kerela.
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ඒත ලංකාවේ අපනයනය වැඩි කරන්න හදපු දෙයක් නැහැ.
Rocell ekath Dhammika Perera kiyanwa ne.....
Royal ceramics dyammikage. Royal ceramics eken lanka tiles gatta
http://www.ft.lk/top-story/Nimal-returns-to-stock-market/26-664754
High net worth investor Nimal Perera is back in the Colombo stock market having invested over Rs. 2 billion in recent months, accumulating mostly blue chips that are trading at a bargain.
Year-to-date the All Share Index (ASI) is down 9% and the more active S&P Sri Lanka 20 Index has dipped 20% and foreigners have been net sellers to the tune of Rs. 6.6 billion.
For Nimal and the smarter investors, the setting and statistics are perfect.
“Given the low prices, especially that of fundamentally sound stocks including blue chips, this is the ideal time to buy,” insists Nimal, who is synonymous with stock market investments through which he has also drawn criticism from certain quarters.
Until a few months ago he had been on the sidelines assessing the market conditions and also diverting his attention to the Government bond market.
With foreigner funds exiting Colombo equities partly due to redemptions among other factors, Nimal has been busy.
“I have invested around over Rs. 2 billion during the past few months. Valuations in terms of price to book value are very attractive. I see medium to long-term value in some of the stocks hence I have been collecting, some from foreign funds who are selling out,” Nimal told the Daily FT. “I am largely bullish on the banking sector as well as diversified stocks,” he added.
Last week he bought bulk (1 million) of the 1.36 million HNB shares traded for Rs. 273 million and he was also on the buying side of Sampath Bank which saw 1.4 million shares traded for Rs. 330 million.
HNB topped the list of net foreign sales last week (Rs. 258 million).
As of now Nimal holds 1.7 million HNB shares, having collected at prices between Rs. 215 and Rs. 200 and 2.5 million shares of Sampath Bank picked up at between Rs. 260 and Rs. 225 per share.
Nimal has also bought 1.5 million shares of JKH at Rs. 135 each and 1.5 million of Aitken Spence in addition to 3 million Expolanka Holdings shares. Among his portfolio are 1 million shares of Seylan Bank bought at Rs. 72.50 each, 2 million shares of Asian Hotels at Rs. 35 each, 2 million shares of Tokyo Cement, 1.5 million shares of Access Engineering, half a million shares of Chevron Lubricants Lanka at Rs. 65 each and 7 million of Asia Asset Finance.
At last week’s CSE-SEC-organised roadshows in London and Edinburgh, LYNEAR Wealth Management Managing Director Dr. Naveen Gunawardane told investors present that for the first time since 2009 most banks were trading below their book value hence they remained attractive. The Price Earnings Ratio of nine times also makes the Colombo stock market more attractive than its regional or frontier market peers.
Nimal says the bulk of his investments are self-funded and a few on margin facilities. Recently he sold his 35-room beach resort in Tangalle for $ 2.5 million to Singaporean billionaire businessman and founder of the Singapore-based organisation Hotel Properties Ong Beng Seng. In December 2017, Nimal sold his entire stake of 97% in Mercantile Produce Brokers for Rs. 1 billion after having bought it for Rs. 250 million in 2014.
The acquisitions are via his fully-owned venture capital and private equity firm NP Capital which has invested in a digital disruption startup Arimak Ltd. and newly-created ceramics and aluminium trading company Dunimac Ltd., with a showroom in Nawala
High net worth investor Nimal Perera is back in the Colombo stock market having invested over Rs. 2 billion in recent months, accumulating mostly blue chips that are trading at a bargain.
Year-to-date the All Share Index (ASI) is down 9% and the more active S&P Sri Lanka 20 Index has dipped 20% and foreigners have been net sellers to the tune of Rs. 6.6 billion.
For Nimal and the smarter investors, the setting and statistics are perfect.
“Given the low prices, especially that of fundamentally sound stocks including blue chips, this is the ideal time to buy,” insists Nimal, who is synonymous with stock market investments through which he has also drawn criticism from certain quarters.
Until a few months ago he had been on the sidelines assessing the market conditions and also diverting his attention to the Government bond market.
With foreigner funds exiting Colombo equities partly due to redemptions among other factors, Nimal has been busy.
“I have invested around over Rs. 2 billion during the past few months. Valuations in terms of price to book value are very attractive. I see medium to long-term value in some of the stocks hence I have been collecting, some from foreign funds who are selling out,” Nimal told the Daily FT. “I am largely bullish on the banking sector as well as diversified stocks,” he added.
Last week he bought bulk (1 million) of the 1.36 million HNB shares traded for Rs. 273 million and he was also on the buying side of Sampath Bank which saw 1.4 million shares traded for Rs. 330 million.
HNB topped the list of net foreign sales last week (Rs. 258 million).
As of now Nimal holds 1.7 million HNB shares, having collected at prices between Rs. 215 and Rs. 200 and 2.5 million shares of Sampath Bank picked up at between Rs. 260 and Rs. 225 per share.
Nimal has also bought 1.5 million shares of JKH at Rs. 135 each and 1.5 million of Aitken Spence in addition to 3 million Expolanka Holdings shares. Among his portfolio are 1 million shares of Seylan Bank bought at Rs. 72.50 each, 2 million shares of Asian Hotels at Rs. 35 each, 2 million shares of Tokyo Cement, 1.5 million shares of Access Engineering, half a million shares of Chevron Lubricants Lanka at Rs. 65 each and 7 million of Asia Asset Finance.
At last week’s CSE-SEC-organised roadshows in London and Edinburgh, LYNEAR Wealth Management Managing Director Dr. Naveen Gunawardane told investors present that for the first time since 2009 most banks were trading below their book value hence they remained attractive. The Price Earnings Ratio of nine times also makes the Colombo stock market more attractive than its regional or frontier market peers.
Nimal says the bulk of his investments are self-funded and a few on margin facilities. Recently he sold his 35-room beach resort in Tangalle for $ 2.5 million to Singaporean billionaire businessman and founder of the Singapore-based organisation Hotel Properties Ong Beng Seng. In December 2017, Nimal sold his entire stake of 97% in Mercantile Produce Brokers for Rs. 1 billion after having bought it for Rs. 250 million in 2014.
The acquisitions are via his fully-owned venture capital and private equity firm NP Capital which has invested in a digital disruption startup Arimak Ltd. and newly-created ceramics and aluminium trading company Dunimac Ltd., with a showroom in Nawala
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ඒත ලංකාවේ අපනයනය වැඩි කරන්න හදපු දෙයක් නැහැ.
ඒ උබල දන්නෙ නැති නිසයි එහෙම කියන්නෙ.. Royal ceramic එකේ tile ලෝකෙ වටේම යනව බන්.. ධම්මික tile business එක හොදට කරගෙන ආව, සේරම tile ලංකාවෙ හදල සුපිරියට තිබුන.. ඒත් රවී මුදල් ඇමති උන ගමන් Tile වලට තිබුන import tax එක අයින් කලා, ඊට පස්සෙ Chinese tiles ලංකාවට එන්න පටන් ගත්තම Lanka tiles, royal ceramic, lanka walltile වලට කෙල වෙන්න පටන් ගත්ත.. ධම්මිකටත් දැන් වෙන කරන්න දෙයක් නෑ.. ඌත් දැන් ගොඩක් tile වර්ග ලංකාවෙ හදන්නෙ නැතුව china වල හදල මෙහෙට ගේනව..
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ඒත ලංකාවේ අපනයනය වැඩි කරන්න හදපු දෙයක් නැහැ.
tibbata wadak na ban services ewa.උඹ දන්නවාද හේලීස් ගෘප් එකේ කොම්පැනි කීයක් තියෙනවද කියල??
tile hadanne na dan lankawe.
තාම හදනව බන්.. Royal ceramic , lanka waltile තාම හදනව..
ඒත් ආණ්ඩුව පිස්සු කෙලින නිසා උන්ටත් කෙල වෙයි වගේ..
Sampath Bank , Siyapatha, LB, Valible Finance , Dhammika motors athulu hotels tika nam kiyala wedak na patta gemak gahala thiyenne
LMAO typical middle class idiot, celebrating an elite's supposed success just because he happens to be a sinhalese. He's a greedy capitalist who would never share his wealth with the working class like you and exploit you to expand his fortune.
ලංකා ටයිල් ධම්මික ගේ.මිනිහ ගත්තොත් මිසක් දෙන්නෙ නෑ.
beverlystreet තමා මම දන්නා විදියයට විකුනපු එකම එක...
"ඒ උබල දන්නෙ නැති නිසයි එහෙම කියන්නෙ.. Royal ceramic එකේ tile ලෝකෙ වටේම යනව බන්.. ධම්මික tile business එක හොදට කරගෙන ආව, සේරම tile ලංකාවෙ හදල සුපිරියට තිබුන.. ඒත් රවී මුදල් ඇමති උන ගමන් Tile වලට තිබුන import tax එක අයින් කලා, ඊට පස්සෙ Chinese tiles ලංකාවට එන්න පටන් ගත්තම Lanka tiles, royal ceramic, lanka walltile වලට කෙල වෙන්න පටන් ගත්ත.. ධම්මිකටත් දැන් වෙන කරන්න දෙයක් නෑ.. ඌත් දැන් ගොඩක් tile වර්ග ලංකාවෙ හදන්නෙ නැතුව china වල හදල මෙහෙට ගේනව.."
පිස්සුද බන් උන් ඕවා කලින් කතාකරල කරන්නේ...ඔකන් උනේ පොරට කෙළවෙන එක නෙමේ profit තව වැඩි වෙන එක... annual report බලන්න කතාව තේරනව... ප්රසිද්දිය media සහ වැඩ කරන උන්ට කියන්න "import tax එක අයින් කලා" බෝනස් නැ සැලරි වැඩි කරන්න බැ කියල...
Idiots are people like you who envy everything and everyone when someone else reaches success. This guy gives nothing to me but I am happy that a Sinhalese is still number one because that postpones when Muslims take over this country.
You side with any Muslim terrorist when they kill people in hundreds, why? What service did they do? Killing non-Muslims? No mate, people like Dhammika are capitalists yes, exploit people yes, but they don't pave way to a society governed by a primitive book, a society in which people are killed by stoning or chopping off their heads.
Now compare who I support, and who you and your Muslim brotherhood support, and decide who the idiot is. Also, if you like, I can tell you a mosque where you can get your father to marry your mother.
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