The Colombo Stock Exchange has announced that 17 companies have been transferred to the Default Board with effect from 10-09-2013 due to non-submission of the 2012/2013 annual report.

They are — Asia Capital, The Autodrome, Ceylon & Foreign Trades, Central Investments & Finance, C. T. Holdings, East West Properties, Huejay International Investments, PC House, People`s Merchant Finance, Radiant Gems International , Standard Capital, Asia Asset Finance, Orient Garments , PC Pharma, PCH Holdings, Ramboda Falls and Tess Agro.

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