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Resus Energy Plc
HPWR.N0000Power & Energy · Alternative Power Generation
Annual fundamentals
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Rs 1.1B | Rs 215.0M | 2.49 |
| 2024 | Rs 966.8M | Rs 373.9M | 4.34 |
| 2023 | Rs 995.8M | Rs 413.3M | 4.80 |
| 2022 | Rs 837.9M | Rs 473.3M | 5.99 |
| 2021 | Rs 666.3M | Rs 330.3M | 4.18 |
| 2020 | Rs 545.6M | Rs 176.3M | 2.33 |
| 2019 | Rs 521.1M | Rs 162.8M | 2.16 |
Recent dividends
- 2026 · first interimRs 0.75
- 2025 · first interimRs 1.00
- 2024 · first interimRs 1.25
- 2023 · first interimRs 0.55
- 2021 · first interimRs 0.75
- 2019Rs 2.50
- 2018Rs 1.50
- 2015Rs 24.00
About Resus Energy Plc
Resus Energy PLC is a renewable energy company that develops, owns and operates power generation assets and supplies electricity to the national grid in Sri Lanka. The company focuses on clean generation using small hydropower and ground-mounted solar PV projects to contribute to the country’s renewable energy transition. Its portfolio stands at approximately 30 MW of capacity, comprising small hydropower plants and solar projects with an estimated annual energy production profile described in its reporting. Resus is headquartered in Sri Lanka and is pursuing further development domestically while exploring its first international project in East Africa, and evaluating additional technologies such as battery energy storage systems to support renewable integration.
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Share split · 1:5 · XD Jan 8, 2026
Resus Energy (HPWR.N0000) will seek shareholder approval to split each ordinary share into five, increasing shares from 86,184,827 to 430,924,135; stated capital remains Rs 967,483,260 and the subdivision is pending regulatory approval. The stock was trading up Rs 4.80 at Rs 50.80.
Share split · 1:5 · XD Jan 8, 2026
Split issue
Energy Minister Kumara Jayakody warned that lobbying for higher feed-in tariffs would raise consumer bills, noting solar prices paid to new producers have fallen from 37 → 27 → 24 → 18 rupees. He cited 30% cheaper panels, a stronger rupee, competitive low bids (e.g. Vidullanka ~3.77 USc/kWh) and additional grid/BESS costs.
Brantel Lanka increased its stake in Resus Energy PLC (HPWR.N0000) to just over 10%, buying 5,060,305 shares at 42–42.10 rupees and bringing total holdings to 8,620,385 shares (10%). The stock was trading up 0.50 rupees at 43.90.
Dividend · Rs 0.75 · XD Aug 19, 2025
First Interim dividend of LKR 0.75/share; XD 2025-08-19; record 2025-08-19; payable 2025-09-08; FY 31.03.2026
Resus Energy PLC (HPWR.N0000) launched a Rs. 1 billion Green Bond—offering 11.55% (4 yrs) and 11.75% (5 yrs)—to fund new solar projects and refinance debt, with over 55% of proceeds to build 8 MW expected to add 15 GWh/year and cut ~10,000 tCO₂ annually. NDB is manager to the issue.
Resus Energy (HPWR.N0000) will raise Rs1 billion via a listed green bond issue to fund new renewable projects and refinance debt, offering 4‑yr bonds at 11.55% and 5‑yr bonds at 11.75%. About 55% of proceeds will finance 8 MW of solar (≈15 GWh/year) and Fitch rated the issue A-(lka).
Resus Energy PLC is issuing up to Rs.1 billion of listed senior unsecured Green Bonds (issue opens 25 June 2025) to fund renewable projects, allocating over 55% to finance 8 MW of solar capacity. The two tranches offer 4‑yr at 11.55% and 5‑yr at 11.75% and carry a Fitch A-(Ika) rating.
Power & Energy sector: what is happening
Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026Sri Lanka advanced renewables, launching a 250 MW/1000 MWh battery storage tender and clearing funding to integrate rooftop solar and virtual net metering. The government also advanced grid and storage projects and named Delft, Analaitivu and Nainativu as Green Energy Islands. Business groups pressed for policy, grid and pricing reforms. Fuel prices were held steady as CPC absorbed diesel losses.
The stories behind it
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