Capital Alliance PLC (CALT.N0000) borrowed Rs. 3.6 billion of related-party commercial paper (Rs.2.1bn from CAL Fixed Income Opportunities Fund, Rs.1.5bn from CAL Five Year Closed End Fund) at 10% p.a., maturing 12 June 2026, to boost liquidity.
Capital Alliance PLC
CALT.N0000Banks & Finance · Investment Banks/Brokers
Annual fundamentals
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 3.6B | Rs 2.0B | 6.07 |
| 2025 | Rs 7.6B | Rs 4.4B | 13.42 |
| 2024 | Rs 23.7B | Rs 13.9B | 42.17 |
| 2023 | Rs 4.9B | Rs 2.8B | 8.58 |
| 2022 | Rs 6.2M | Rs -171.4M | -0.57 |
Recent dividends
- 2026 · second interimRs 12.00
- 2026 · first interimRs 4.00
- 2024 · finalRs 4.50
- 2024 · second interimRs 15.00
- 2024 · first interimRs 6.00
- 2023 · first and finalRs 3.04
About Capital Alliance PLC
Capital Alliance PLC is a Colombo Stock Exchange listed investment banking and brokerage firm that operates as a licensed Primary Dealer in Sri Lanka. The Company provides investment banking and broking services alongside treasury and fixed income market activities, serving institutional and retail clients within the domestic capital markets. Its activities are organised around core capital markets functions and the internal services that support them. The Company deploys digital solutions such as the CALT Portal to expand access to fixed income investments, and it conducts all operations through the single corporate entity (the Company has no subsidiaries, associates, joint ventures or overseas operations).
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Rockland Group appointed Tharindra Kulasinghe as a Non-Executive Director effective immediately; he will continue as Chief Information Officer of Capital Alliance PLC and brings over 16 years of technology and digital experience.
Rockland Group has appointed Tharindra Kulasinghe as a Non-Executive Director, effective immediately. He will continue to serve as Chief Information Officer of Capital Alliance Limited (CAL).
Capital Alliance PLC (CALT) was upgraded by Lanka Rating Agency to an ‘A+’ rating from ‘A’ with a Stable Outlook, citing strong capitalisation, improved profitability and total equity of ~Rs.15 billion as of 30 Sep 2025; LRA noted capital adequacy remained comfortably above regulatory requirements.
Capital Alliance PLC’s affiliate Capital Alliance Investments Ltd listed 841,263,375 units of the CAL Three Year Closed End Fund on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The three-year fixed-income fund aims to offer predictable cash flows and credit-monitored exposure amid a stabilizing yield environment.
Capital Alliance Investments Ltd (a CAL Group subsidiary) listed 841,263,375 units of the CAL Three Year Closed End Fund on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The three-year closed-end fixed-income unit trust targets predictable cash flows and capital preservation amid a stabilizing yield environment.
Ceylon Land and Equity PLC appointed Kishan Vairavanathan as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Vairavanathan is currently an Independent Non-Executive Director of Galle Face Capital Partners and has held senior roles at Janashakthi, Capital Alliance and NDB stockbrokers.
Capital Alliance PLC (CALT.N0000) was upgraded to A+ with a Stable outlook by Lanka Rating Agency, citing sustained profitability, robust capital adequacy and prudent risk and liquidity management; LRA also highlighted its leading role in the government securities market.
Colombo Dockyard and several financials lifted the Colombo Stock Exchange 0.17% as the ASPI closed at 22,333.25. Market turnover rose to LKR 2.8bn with a net foreign outflow of LKR 42.76m; Lanka IOC had crossings of LKR 92.25m and Capital Alliance led turnover.
Dividend · Rs 12.00 · XD Dec 24, 2025
Second Interim dividend of LKR 12/share; XD 2025-12-24; record 2025-12-25; payable 2026-01-14; FY 2025/26
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