Property & Construction · Engineering & Construction
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 49.7B | Rs 7.7B | 7.17 |
| 2025 | Rs 34.5B | Rs 6.3B | 6.31 |
| 2024 | Rs 21.5B | Rs 6.9B | 6.86 |
| 2023 | Rs 20.6B | Rs 2.4B | 2.48 |
| 2022 | Rs 39.6B | Rs 5.1B | 5.11 |
| 2021 | Rs 23.8B | Rs 2.4B | 2.39 |
| 2020 | Rs 24.0B | Rs 927.6M | 0.98 |
Access Engineering PLC is a Sri Lanka-based engineering and infrastructure group engaged in design, construction, materials production, mechanical engineering, property development and related services for public and private sector clients. The Group delivers large-scale civil infrastructure and transport projects, supplies construction materials and equipment, and develops commercial and residential property assets. The Group operates across multiple complementary verticals including civil engineering, construction materials, mechanical and port equipment services (including a joint venture with ZPMC), commercial offices and warehouses, condominium developments, renewable energy integration, automobile dealerships and radiopharmaceutical manufacturing initiatives. Named operating entities in the Group include subsidiaries and businesses such as Sathosa Motors, Access Motors, Access Realties and entities involved in logistics and property development. Operations are concentrated in Sri Lanka and span project execution, asset ownership and specialist services such as container handling support for major terminals, rooftop solar integration in facilities, and local production of radiopharmaceutical isotopes to support PET diagnostics, delivered through collaborations with government and industry partners.
Earnings momentum improved sharply in Mar-2026 and a Rs.18.7bn expressway award supports backlog, but AEL trades at a sector premium with a lower yield, leaving risk-reward balanced after a 22.2% one-year gain.
Read the full report (Jul 29, 2026) →Higher than 14% of its last 14 months · 5 of 5 in its sector
4 articles in 30 days: 1 positive, 1 negative, 2 neutral.
Dividend · Rs 1.00 · XD Jun 26, 2026
Final dividend of LKR 1/share; XD 2026-06-26; record 2026-06-29; payable 2026-07-16; FY ended 31st March 2026
Cabinet approved about Rs.112.44 billion in Treasury-funded contracts for Central Expressway Phase II, awarding Access Engineering a Rs.18.7 billion package. Seven local contractors won packages covering 18.65 km of the expressway, fully government-financed.
Access Engineering will invest $6.9 million to establish a cyclotron-based radiopharmaceutical production facility, with commissioning scheduled for today; it holds a 60% stake in Access Medical Tracers Ltd.
Access Engineering PLC completed piling work for Home Lands’ Bayfonte Marina in Negombo one month ahead of schedule, deploying five piling machines to finish the high-quality work; piling completion allows the project construction to proceed in full swing.
Access Engineering PLC was awarded a contract by the Cabinet to build 615 housing units at Colombage Mawatha, Kirulapone. The award follows the procurement process and a High Level Standing Procurement Committee recommendation after four bids were received.
Access Engineering (AEL.N0000), Singer Sri Lanka (SINS.N0000) and Sunshine Holdings (SUN.N0000) were added to the S&P Sri Lanka 20 index effective 22 Dec 2025 (after the market close of 19 Dec 2025). The changes are from the S&P Dow Jones Indices 2025 year-end rebalance.
Dividend · Rs 1.00 · XD Dec 23, 2025
First Interim dividend of LKR 1/share; XD 2025-12-23; record 2025-12-23; payable 2026-01-13; FY ending 31st March 2026
Speculative trading in Colombo Dockyard lifted the Colombo Stock Exchange—ASPI rose 1.90% to 22,452.22 while Colombo Dockyard gained 43 rupees to 217. Momentum spread into banks and construction, with higher turnover of 6.2 billion rupees and several active stocks advancing.
Sri Lanka's construction PMI rose in June, signaling expansion, though firms cited skilled labor and bitumen shortages. Cabinet cleared procurement for Phase 1 of the Ruwanpura Expressway and approved 23 regional industrial projects. Treasury allowed repricing of state contracts to reflect higher costs. In property, high-end condos led Q1 sales while volumes fell.
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