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The Colombo bourse experienced a net foreign inflow closer to Rs 2.5 billion last year after a lapse of four years. For many stockbroking companies, 2002 would have been the best year in terms of the bottom line with the exception being foreign brokerage firms which had better business during 1993 and 1994.
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