Dividend · Rs 0.82 · XD Jun 8, 2026
Second Interim dividend of LKR 0.82/share; XD 2026-06-08; record 2026-06-08; payable 2026-06-25; FY 31st March 2026
Consumer & Retail · Food: Meat/Fish/Dairy
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 15.3B | Rs 1.0B | 11.71 |
| 2025 | Rs 13.9B | Rs 122.2M | 7.11 |
| 2024 | Rs 13.3B | Rs 435.8M | 24.76 |
| 2023 | Rs 11.8B | Rs 283.1M | 17.23 |
| 2022 | Rs 6.7B | Rs 765.3M | 47.83 |
| 2021 | Rs 5.1B | Rs 347.2M | 21.70 |
| 2020 | Rs 4.4B | Rs -215.2M | -13.45 |
Bairaha Farms PLC is a vertically integrated poultry company in Sri Lanka that operates across the full poultry value chain from breeding and hatchery operations to feed production, commercial broiler farming, processing, cold storage, distribution and sales. The Group supplies frozen whole chicken and portions, live broiler birds, day‑old chicks and a growing range of value‑added meat products to retail, institutional and export customers. Bairaha combines company‑owned farms with an out‑grower model and partner arrangements, supported by feed production through a joint venture feed mill, hatcheries, processing facilities and a recently commissioned 500 MT cold storage to manage quality, traceability, bio‑security and cold‑chain reliability. The Group has also established Global Reach Foods Pvt Ltd as a dedicated export platform to serve external markets. The business emphasises quality, food safety and bio‑security across its operations while serving domestic consumers, institutional customers, farmers and export markets across Sri Lanka.
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Dividend · Rs 0.82 · XD Jun 8, 2026
Second Interim dividend of LKR 0.82/share; XD 2026-06-08; record 2026-06-08; payable 2026-06-25; FY 31st March 2026
Bairaha Farms Plc commissioned a new 500-ton cold storage facility built with about $1 million investment to maintain −20°C conditions, introduce WMS and QR traceability, and strengthen stock management for local distribution and exports.
Bairaha Farms will implement a 1-for-5 share split pending EGM approval on 17 Dec, with a record date of 19 Dec; trading will be suspended 18–24 Dec and subdivided shares start trading on 26 Dec. The split raises issued shares from 17.6m to 88m while stated capital stays at Rs. 536.3m; last close Rs. 450.
Share split · 1:5 · XD Dec 26, 2025
Ceylon Grain Elevators posted revenue up 22% to Rs 7.3bn and net profit of Rs 936mn (EPS 15.60), driven by stronger broiler day-old chick and processed chicken sales from its Three Acre Farms unit.
Bairaha Farms said poultry prices rose in Q3 2025 and it posted a net profit of Rs 427m for the quarter versus a Rs 109m loss a year earlier; its feed milling unit saw reduced profitability due to high-priced, low-quality local maize that cut broiler weights and tightened supply.
Bairaha Farms PLC approved a Rs.5 interim dividend (total Rs.88m) and proposed a 1-for-5 share split. The company reported H1 FY26 revenue of Rs.7.68bn (+16%) and pre-tax profit of Rs.459.6m (+423%), and its share hit a record Rs.458.25.
Dividend · Rs 5.00 · XD Nov 3, 2025
First Interim dividend of LKR 5/share; XD 2025-11-03; record 2025-11-03; payable 2025-11-21; FY For the Year ending March 2026
Share split · 1:5 · XD Dec 26, 2025
Split issue
Three Acre Farms (TAFL) reported a 27% fall in revenues to Rs 1,231 million in the June 2025 quarter as farmers cut purchases of day‑old chicks and the company lowered chick prices. The report cites volatile egg/broiler prices, high maize import duties and central bank policy shifts weighing on the sector.
Consumer retail saw tighter standards and capacity moves. The Consumer Affairs Authority made SLS certification mandatory for all single-use sanitary towels from 8 October 2026, with import inspections. Pelwatte broke ground on a liquid milk plant in Kurunegala to expand fresh dairy. Exporters to the EU were briefed on EmpCo, PPWR and EUDR rules carrying penalties up to €2m or 4% of turnover. Indian SMEs held B2B sessions locally.
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