Friday 9 May 2014

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Company Fact Sheet: Ceylon Investment PLC - CINV:N0000

About the company:

Established: 1947                Quoted Date: 1949-01-01            Sector: Investment Trust

Ceylon Investment PLC is a Sri Lanka-based company principally engaged in investment holding and portfolio management. The principal activities of the Company and its associate company are to act as specialized investment vehicles focusing on listed equity investments, in order to better manage the risk profile of the portfolio to one specialized asset class. The Company portfolio focuses on banking sector and the diversified sector, which is a proxy for tourism, bank & finance, food & beverages and the palm oil sectors. The Company has investments in sectors, such as bank, finance and insurance; diversified holdings; beverage, food and tobacco; hotels and travel, healthcare, manufacturing and unit fund trusts. The investment portfolio of the Company is managed by Guardian Fund Management Limited. The Company's parent company is Ceylon Guardian Investment Trust PLC. The Company's Ultimate Holding Company and controlling entity is Carson Cumberbatch PLC.

Chairman: Mr I. Paulraj

Board of Directors:
Mr D.C.R. Gunawardena
Mr A.P. Weeratunge (Executive Director)
Mrs M.A.R.C. Cooray (Independent Non Executive Director)
Mr A. de Z. Gunasekera (Independent Non Executive Director)
Mr V. M. Fernando (Independent Non Executive Director)
Mr K.Selvanathan (Executive Director)

52 Weeks Low: 73.10                                                               52 Weeks High: 104.40
Average Trading Volume: 9,580

Company Financial at a glance:
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Total Voting shares in Issue: 98,514,874

Notes:



Top 20 Shareholders as at 31/12/2013:



Percentage of public holding as at 31st December 2013 was 35.19%

The percentage of Foreign Holding as at 30th April 2014 was 4.41%

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