Ceylon Tea Brokers Plc

CTBL.N0000

Plantations & Agriculture · Agricultural Commodities/Milling

Rs 10.20
+0.99%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+41.67%
P/E
12.8
P/B
3.17
EPS
Rs 0.80
Div Yield
5.88%
Market Cap
Rs 1.9B
Beta
-0.49
ROE
-3.3%
Op Margin
28.9% (+4.2pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 1.4BRs -18.3M-0.10
2024Rs 1.6BRs 69.8M0.38
2023Rs 1.7BRs 184.3M1.01
2022Rs 867.3MRs 19.1M0.11
2021Rs 693.6MRs 1.0M0.01
2020Rs 692.6MRs -62.5M-0.34
2019Rs 767.6MRs 113.6M0.62

Recent dividends

  • 2025 · finalRs 0.60
  • 2024 · finalRs 0.44
  • 2023 · first and finalRs 0.68
  • 2022 · finalRs 0.36
  • 2021 · finalRs 0.35
  • 2020 · finalRs 0.08
  • 2019 · first and finalRs 0.35
  • 2017Rs 0.18

About Ceylon Tea Brokers Plc

Ceylon Tea Brokers PLC is a licensed produce broker for tea registered under the Sri Lanka Tea Board that acts as an intermediary between tea producers and buyers, facilitating price discovery and market access through the Colombo Tea Auction. The company provides broking and marketing services across all elevation categories and offers manufacturing advisory and working capital financing to producer clients to support product quality and operations. The Group includes a fully owned subsidiary, Logicare (Private) Limited, which delivers logistics and supply chain solutions including transportation, warehousing, value‑added services and supply chain consultancy to both third‑party clients and the parent company. Ceylon Tea Brokers emphasises data and digital analytics in its service offering and operates a central tasting, auction bidding and analytics facility at its purpose‑built head office. The company operates in Sri Lanka with a head office in Colombo and additional sample rooms and warehouses in Colombo and other locations, serving producer clients and buyers nationwide across multiple tea growing regions.

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24 months positive negative 3-month net
Sep 25: 1 articles, net -1.00Oct 25: 2 articles, net +1.00Nov 25: 3 articles, net +1.00Feb 26: 2 articles, net -0.50May 24Sep 24Jan 25May 25Sep 25Jan 26
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Ada Derana·Jan 5, 2026·M&A / stake change
Deloitte supports D P Logistics in the acquisition of Logicare (Pvt) Ltd

Ceylon Tea Brokers (CTBL.N0000) sold its logistics subsidiary Logicare to D P Logistics for LKR 1.3 billion, with LKR 635.3 million paid as direct consideration and the balance via assumed debt, under a Share Sale and Purchase Agreement signed on 30 Oct 2025.

Tea & Plantation Crops
Ada Derana·Nov 17, 2025·M&A / stake changePositive
David Pieris Logistics acquires Logicare in Rs. 1.3 bn. deal from Ceylon Tea Brokers

Ceylon Tea Brokers has agreed to sell 100% of its logistics subsidiary Logicare to D P Logistics for an enterprise value of Rs.1.3 billion, receiving Rs.635.3Mn in cash while the buyer assumes the remaining borrowings; the SPA was executed on Oct 30, 2025 and completion is subject to conditions.

Daily FT·Nov 3, 2025·M&A / stake changePositive
Ceylon Tea Brokers to exit logistics ops in Rs. 635 m deal

Ceylon Tea Brokers (CTBL.N0000) has signed a share sale agreement to sell 100% of Logicare to DP Logistics for Rs. 635.3 million (enterprise value Rs. 1.3 billion), marking its full exit from the logistics subsidiary to focus on core tea broking.

Tea & Plantation Crops
CSE filing·Oct 24, 2025Positive
Final dividend for the year ended 31st March 2025

Dividend · Rs 0.60 · XD Nov 4, 2025

Final dividend of LKR 0.6/share; XD 2025-11-04; record 2025-11-05; payable 2025-11-24; FY ended 31st March 2025

Tea & Plantation Crops

Plantations & Agriculture sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

Tea saw mixed signals: the June national sales average fell to Rs 1,153.49, while June production rose 4% YoY but first-half output was hit by extreme weather and higher fertiliser costs. Exporters gained relief as the US labour-related tariff on Sri Lankan goods was cut to 10%. Meanwhile, new EU sustainability rules are driving compliance efforts, and plantations report organised theft of high-value crops hurting competitiveness.

Auto-generated from 33 sector news articles over 30 days. Not investment advice. 2 more stories on the sentiment page.