Abstract:
This paper examined the relationship of stock market liquidity on Sri Lankan Non Financial firms' performance incorporated in the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE)
from 2015 to 2019. The ordinary least squares regression model was used to evaluate
the relationship. Empirical findings endorse the stock market liquidity consequences
of firm performance: stronger stock liquidity results in the firm’s higher performance.
The empirical findings showed a positive relationship between stock market liquidity
as measured by the Amivest measure and the firm output as measured by Tobin's Q.