ACL Cables PLC

ACL.N0000

Manufacturing · Electrical Products

Rs 94.40
+0.21%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+54.75%
P/E
10.3
P/B
1.83
EPS
Rs 9.13
Div Yield
0.53%
Market Cap
Rs 67.8B
Beta
1.05
ROE
14.9%
Op Margin
18.2% (-1.3pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 37.5BRs 5.4B19.11
2024Rs 29.2BRs 3.4B11.93
2023Rs 30.1BRs 7.0B24.84
2022Rs 35.3BRs 5.1B17.97
2021Rs 22.6BRs 1.8B6.47
2020Rs 18.7BRs 1.0B7.44
2019Rs 18.2BRs 624.3M4.67

Recent dividends

  • 2025 · first interimRs 1.50
  • 2024 · first interimRs 1.25
  • 2023 · first interimRs 1.25
  • 2022 · first interimRs 1.00
  • 2021 · first interimRs 1.00
  • 2021Rs 1.50
  • 2020 · first interimRs 1.50
  • 2013Rs 1.00

About ACL Cables PLC

ACL Cables PLC is a Sri Lanka–based manufacturer and marketer of electrical cables and conductors, providing LV power cables, control and telecommunication cables, medium HV conductors and related electrical solutions to domestic and export markets. The Company is positioned as a leading cable manufacturer in Sri Lanka and emphasizes product quality, customer satisfaction and sustainability. Operations are organised to serve both institutional and retail markets: the institutional business supplies products for government and large private projects, while the retail business supplies branded cables and electrical solutions through distributors and dealers and is expanding its switch and MCB offerings. The Company has introduced product innovations such as a Super PVC range aimed at improved safety and energy efficiency. ACL Cables operates a fully integrated manufacturing capability supported by an extensive distribution network and has group subsidiaries including Cable Solutions PLC, which has been listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The Company has received industry recognition for export performance and ethical trading.

AI analysis

bullish

Earnings are solid and ACL entered the S&P SL20; despite recent margin pressure, the shares trade below sector P/E and P/B, with a 1:3 split clouding per-share trends but not cash profits.

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News sentiment

Describes news flow, not a forecast
Last 30 days
More negative than usual for this company
its own lowits own high

Higher than 0% of its last 7 months · 4 of 4 in its sector

3 articles in 30 days: 0 positive, 1 negative, 2 neutral.

24 months positive negative 3-month net
Oct 24: 2 articles, net +0.00Apr 25: 2 articles, net +0.50Jun 25: 1 articles, net +1.00Jul 25: 2 articles, net +1.00Aug 25: 1 articles, net -1.00Sep 25: 6 articles, net +0.50Oct 25: 3 articles, net +0.29Nov 25: 2 articles, net -0.17Dec 25: 3 articles, net +1.00Jan 26: 4 articles, net +0.60Feb 26: 2 articles, net +0.50Mar 26: 7 articles, net -0.13Apr 26: 1 articles, net +1.00May 26: 2 articles, net -1.00Jun 26: 3 articles, net +0.43Jul 26: 3 articles, net -0.33Aug 24Dec 24Apr 25Aug 25Dec 25Apr 26
Recent news
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Daily FT·Jun 23, 2026·Trading statusPositive
CSE revises S&P SL20 constituents

The CSE added ACL Cables, CIC Holdings and the voting shares of Commercial Bank to the S&P SL20 and removed LB Finance, with the changes effective 22 June.

EconomyNext·Oct 28, 2025·Major contract or order
Sri Lanka utility gets 3.77 US cents bid for wind power from Vidullanka, 3.96 from Windforce

Vidullanka submitted the lowest bid of 3.77 US cents/kWh for the Ceylon Electricity Board's 2×50 MW Mullikulam wind tender; Windforce bid 3.96, Hayleys 4.17, ACL 4.33 and Aitken Spence 4.805. Bids are below the prior 4.65 cents award and reflect efforts to cut generation costs amid a weak rupee.

Renewable EnergyRupee & Forex

Manufacturing sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

US confirmation of a 10% Section 301 tariff preserved competitiveness for Sri Lankan manufacturers, especially apparel and rubber. Exporters sought clear, risk-based guidelines for the new forced labour import ban to avoid shipment delays. June PMI showed manufacturing expanding but slower at 53.0, led by food and beverages. FTZ manufacturers pressed for power wheeling and lower energy costs. Cabinet moved to license scrap metal exports and tighten import prepayments.

Auto-generated from 43 sector news articles over 30 days. Not investment advice. 2 more stories on the sentiment page.