LVL Energy Fund PLC

LVEF.N0000

Power & Energy · Alternative Power Generation

Rs 6.70
+3.08%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
-15.14%
P/E
11.5
P/B
0.76
EPS
Rs 0.58
Div Yield
0.00%
Market Cap
Rs 5.1B
Beta
1.12
ROE
10.4%
Op Margin
-261.0% (-272.9pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 437.0MRs 610.2M0.83
2024Rs 486.4MRs -65.7M-0.17
2023Rs 299.8MRs -318.7M-0.45
2022Rs 438.0MRs 724.3M1.13
2021Rs 350.3MRs 688.5M1.09
2020Rs 345.3MRs 419.2M0.64
2019Rs 429.5MRs 559.6M0.89

Recent dividends

  • 2021 · finalRs 0.35
  • 2020 · finalRs 0.17
  • 2020Rs 0.18
  • 2019Rs 0.31
  • 2018Rs 0.34
  • 2018Rs 0.40
  • 2017Rs 0.24

About LVL Energy Fund PLC

LVL Energy Fund PLC is an investment company that holds and manages a portfolio of power generation assets and energy-related investments through subsidiaries and associate companies. The group's activities cover project ownership, development and portfolio management across generation assets. The company’s portfolio spans both renewable and thermal energy, with material involvement in hydro power projects and stakes in regional generation ventures. Its operations and investee exposure are concentrated in Sri Lanka with portfolio exposure across South Asia. Named group companies and holdings include Lanka Energy International (Pvt) Ltd., Pupulaketiya Hydro Power (Pvt) Ltd., Campion Hydro (Pvt) Ltd., LVS Energy (Pvt) Ltd., Unit Energy Lanka (Pvt) Ltd., Neluwa Cascade Hydropower (Pvt) Ltd., Parambe Hydro (Pvt) Ltd., Nividhu (Pvt) Ltd., Hayleys Hydro Energy (Pvt) Ltd., Raj Lanka Power Company Limited, Lakdhanavi Bangla Power Limited and Feni Lanka Power Limited.

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

24 months positive negative 3-month net
Sep 24: 2 articles, net -0.17Dec 24: 1 articles, net +1.00Jun 25: 1 articles, net +1.00Oct 25: 7 articles, net +0.29Nov 25: 1 articles, net -1.00Jan 26: 2 articles, net -0.50May 26: 2 articles, net +0.50Jun 26: 1 articles, net -1.00Aug 24Dec 24Apr 25Aug 25Dec 25Apr 26
Recent news
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CSE filing·Mar 17, 2026
Rights issue

Rights issue · 3:31 at Rs 7.50 · XD Apr 22, 2026

Daily FT·Jan 29, 2026·Rights issueNegative
LVL Energy Fund to raise Rs. 507 m via Rights

LVL Energy Fund PLC to raise up to Rs. 507.1 million via a rights issue of up to 67,619,394 shares at Rs. 7.50 to repay outstanding debt. Lanka Ventures PLC holds a 52.48% stake; the issue is subject to CSE and shareholder approval.

Renewable Energy
CSE filing·Jan 27, 2026
Rights issue

Rights issue · 3:31 at Rs 7.50 · XD Apr 22, 2026

EconomyNext·Nov 1, 2025·Regulatory or legalNegative
Sri Lanka energy minister warns lobbying for high renewable power tariffs will backfire on nation

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.

Renewable EnergyRupee & ForexFuel & Energy PricesConstruction Activity
Daily FT·Oct 23, 2025·Management or board changePositive
Kusal Jayawardana appointed Chairman of Lanka Ventures and LVL Energy Fund

Kusal Jayawardana has been appointed Chairman of Lanka Ventures PLC and LVL Energy Fund PLC. He brings over 27 years of investment banking and sustainable finance experience, including work on green and social bonds, which the companies say should strengthen leadership and support growth in their energy portfolios.

Renewable Energy

Power & Energy sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

Sri 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.

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