Madulsima Plantations PLC

MADU.N0000

Plantations & Agriculture · Agricultural Commodities/Milling

Rs 10.10
+0.00%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
-16.53%
P/E
240.5
P/B
2.91
EPS
Rs 0.04
Div Yield
0.00%
Market Cap
Rs 1.7B
Beta
0.75
ROE
8.0%
Op Margin
13.4%

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 4.4BRs 52.2M0.31
2024Rs 4.7BRs 243.7M1.44
2023Rs 4.0BRs -1.0B-6.13
2022Rs 4.2BRs -203.5M-1.20
2021Rs 3.1BRs -238.2M-1.41
2020Rs 2.8BRs -200.9M-1.19
2019Rs 2.0BRs -662.9M-3.91

Recent dividends

No dividend records.

About Madulsima Plantations PLC

Madulsima Plantations PLC is engaged in the cultivation and processing of tea, selling produced tea to domestic and export markets with buyers noted in the EU and Middle Eastern destinations. The company's estate operations produce and process tea as their principal activity, with revenue disclosed as sale of produce (tea). Beyond tea production, the company maintains forestry plantations for both production and protection objectives, runs a central timber nursery and nursery management for high quality Eucalyptus seed varieties, and conducts replanting and timber harvesting programs on low-yielding tea lands. The group also works with tea smallholders to improve agronomic practices and entrepreneurial skills, and undertakes training and sustainability initiatives; the report notes that Rainforest Alliance certification was obtained for all 12 estates (04/01/2019). The company reports operating segments on a geographical basis; its estate operations are presented across regional segments that include Uva High, Uva Medium and Western High classifications.

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Last 30 days
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24 months positive negative 3-month net
Feb 25: 5 articles, net -0.05Mar 26: 1 articles, net +1.00Jul 24Nov 24Mar 25Jul 25Nov 25Mar 26
Recent news
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Daily FT·Mar 4, 2026·Market commentaryPositive
Middle East tensions hit CSE, ends down 5.4% in biggest single-day drop

ASPI plunged 1,290.68 points (-5.4%) to 22,443.38 on Feb 3 after Middle East tensions triggered panic selling and a 30-minute circuit breaker; the S&P SL20 fell 322.32 pts (-4.9%). Turnover was Rs.9.6bn (up 62.9%); foreign investors net sold Rs.59.6m; decliners included COMB, SAMP, HNB, JKH and HAYL, while LIOC, CFLB, BOPL, MRH and MADU were among gainers.

Daily FT·Feb 8, 2025·Management or board change
Harry’s son takes over at Melstacorp and Distilleries; daughter Stasshani at Spence

Hasitha Jayawardena has been appointed Chairman of Melstacorp PLC, Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC and Madulsima Plantations; Stasshani Jayawardena was appointed Chairperson of Aitken Spence Hotel Holdings PLC and named Deputy Chairperson of Lanka Milk Foods (CWE) PLC. Both continue to hold or assume directorships across the group.

Tea & Plantation CropsTourismExporters
EconomyNext·Feb 7, 2025·Market commentaryNegative
Sri Lanka stocks close up, turnover Rs2bn

Colombo Stock Exchange closed higher: ASPI +1.38% to 16,734 and S&P SL20 +1.48% to 4,996, with turnover Rs2bn and net foreign outflow Rs75mn. Top contributors included Ceylinco Holdings, Melstacorp and Commercial Bank; several chairperson appointments were made following Harry Jayawardena's death.

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Daily FT·Sep 30, 2024·Management or board change
Reyaz, Ravi join Madulsima Plantations Board

Madulsima Plantations PLC appointed Reyaz Mihular and Dr. Ravi Fernando as Independent Non-Executive Directors, filling vacancies from the resignations of Dr. A. Shakthevate and D.S.K. Amarasekera. Both appointees have extensive board and sector experience, including roles at other listed companies.

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.

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