කොළඹ කොටස් හුවමාරුවට ශුද්ධ විදේශ ප්‍රවාහ කෙටුම්පත් පරිවර්තනය

In සැප් 2026, net foreign flows were -1.6 LKR බිලියන.

Net foreign flow = foreign purchases − foreign sales of shares in the Colombo Stock Exchange's secondary market. Positive means overseas investors were net buyers (money flowing in); negative means net sellers (money flowing out). Monthly flows add up to quarterly totals.

If foreigners buy LKR 4 bn of shares in a month and sell LKR 10 bn, the net flow is −LKR 6 bn: a net outflow.

Strong net inflows signal confidence in Sri Lankan companies, support share prices and bring in foreign currency.

Persistent outflows mean foreign investors are cutting exposure — because of global interest rates, currency risk or local uncertainty — which can weigh on prices and the rupee. Foreigners are a small part of CSE trading, so local investors often set the overall trend.

No fixed level; sustained net inflows are a positive sign. No rating is applied.

Foreign portfolio flows are a quick read of how global investors view Sri Lanka.

අපි මෙය ගණනය කරන ආකාරය

Monthly net foreign purchases in the CSE secondary market, in LKR, as reported from CSE data (NDB Wealth monthly reviews, financial press). A quarter is shown only when all three months are available.

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