Diversified blue chip CT Holdings among 17 firms moved to Default Board
Wednesday, 11 September 2013 01:41
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Seventeen companies including diversified blue chip CT Holdings have been moved to the Default Board of the Colombo Stock Exchange yesterday for non-submission of annual reports for 2012/13 financial year.
The new companies are 1) Asia Capital, 2) The Autodrome , 3) Ceylon & Foreign Trades , 4) Central Investments & Finance, 5) CT Holdings, 6) East West Properties, 7) Huejay International Investments, 8) PC House , 9) People’s Merchant Finance, 10) Radiant Gems International, 11) Standard Capital, 12) Asia Asset Finance, 13) Orient Garments , 14) PC Pharma, 15) PCH Holdings, 16) Ramboda Falls and 17) Tess Agro.
These 17 join seven others which are already on the Default Board: Miramar Beach Hotels (since June 2008), Alufab (since August 2012), Lanka Cement (since May 2013), Ceylon Printers, Kalamazoo Systems, Office Equipment and Paragon Ceylon (all since 22 August 2013) for non submission of annual reports or quarterly accounts or both.
