Company filings and market news from across Sri Lanka's stock market.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) has partnered with Abans Environmental Services to list multiple cleaning and pest-control services on Kapruka's platform, with several services already live and additional services planned for rollout.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported full-year Profit Before Tax of LKR 37.56m, a 132% turnaround, and quarterly PBT rose 160% to LKR 22.25m. Management attributes the improvement to AI-driven automation, marketplace growth, cross-border USD sales and plans to convert its delivery fleet to EVs.
Kapruka Holdings PLC (KPHL.N0000) returned to profitability for the year to 31 Mar 2026 with PBT of Rs.37.56m on revenue of Rs.1.92bn, and quarterly PBT of Rs.22.25m (up 160% YoY) as revenue grew 19% QoQ. Management credits AI-driven platform, marketplace expansion and cross-border USD sales, plus EV fleet conversion, for improved margins.
Kapruka Holdings PLC (KPHL) has launched a public Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, making its product catalogue, delivery and checkout accessible to AI assistants. The company also launched the Kapruka Agent Challenge inviting developers to build shopping agents on the platform.
Kapruka Holdings PLC subscribed Rs. 41.51 million for 883,203 ordinary shares in its wholly-owned Kapruka E-Commerce Ltd. to fund working capital and acquire electric delivery vehicles to expand and green its delivery infrastructure.
Colombo Stock Exchange fell as the ASPI dropped 104.80 points (0.46%) to 22,910.52. Top negatives were Melstacorp, Sampath Bank and HNB; Ceylon Tobacco declared a Rs34 dividend and Kapruka said it will inject Rs41,510,541 into its subsidiary to buy shares to fund electric delivery vehicles and working capital.
Singer Sri Lanka PLC (SINS.N0000) and Kapruka Holdings PLC (KPHL.N0000) have formed a strategic partnership to list Singer’s consumer electronics and homeware on Kapruka’s Partner Central platform with price parity to Singer showroom prices. The arrangement gives Singer access to Kapruka’s delivery network and large expatriate customer base.
Singer Sri Lanka (SINS) has partnered with Kapruka Holdings (KPHL) to sell Singer's consumer electronics and homeware on Kapruka's Partner Central platform with a price-parity guarantee. The tie-up gives Singer access to Kapruka's delivery network and over one million expatriate customers.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported a 138% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended 31 Dec 2025, with revenue up 21% and gross profit up 44%. Management said its platform strategy—Partner Central, Services Platform and Cross Border—drove asset-light marketplace growth and USD revenue.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) completed its Partner Central e-commerce project at Rs. 89.3m versus a Rs. 200m IPO allocation, leaving Rs. 110.7m unutilised proposed for reallocation to working capital subject to shareholder approval. The company attributes the underspend to in‑house development and use of existing teams.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL) reported a 77% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2025, with 12% revenue growth and a 19% rise in gross profit as its Partner Central platform and cross-border initiatives drive scalable, asset-light expansion and USD revenue growth.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported a 94% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, with revenue up 14% to LKR 448.52m and gross profit up 30% to LKR 171.19m. Management cited its Partner Central platform and growth in USD‑denominated orders as key drivers.
ASPI hit a record closing of 18,838.39, up 297.13 points (1.60%) on turnover of Rs. 9.49 billion. Banking-led activity (31% of turnover) drove the rise, with Sampath, Seylan (non-voting), Pan Asia, John Keells, Melstacorp and Commercial Bank among the top contributors.
ASPI fell 30 points to 17,997 as turnover hit Rs.7.63 billion, led by large crossings in LOLC Finance, L B Finance and Sampath Bank. Top turnover contributors included LOFC, JKH, Central Finance, Panasian Power and Sampath Bank, while foreign investors were net sellers of Rs.3.4bn.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) incorporated a wholly-owned UK subsidiary, Kapruka Global UK, to expand cross-border operations; group Q3 revenue was Rs.427.54m with a Group Loss before Tax of Rs.25m. The company cited rebranding-driven marketing spend, rising USD-denominated sales and partnerships with Amazon/eBay and duty-free integration.
Nawaloka Hospitals Plc (NHL.N0000) appointed Dr. Chamara Bandara as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Dr. Bandara holds a PhD in Business Management, an MBA, has founded multiple firms and currently serves as an independent director of Kapruka Holdings PLC (KPHL.N0000).
Kapruka Holdings PLC appointed Dr. Chamara Bandara as an Independent Director to advise on its 'Partner Central' on-demand platform, which aims to expand product range up to 50× and reduce inventory capex. Dr. Bandara brings over 20 years' experience in financial management and strategy.
Kapruka Holdings PLC appointed Dr. Chamara Bandara as an Independent Director to guide its Partner Central on-demand platform, shifting from held inventory to an invite-only vendor model that aims to cut inventory capex and expand its product range up to 50×.