First Capital Treasuries PLC

FCT.N0000

Banks & Finance · Investment Banks/Brokers

Rs 30.00
+0.67%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+24.48%
P/E
11.5
P/B
2.41
EPS
Rs 2.61
Div Yield
16.67%
Market Cap
Rs 18.5B
Beta
1.60
ROE
21.0%
Op Margin
-1.7% (-39.5pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2026Rs 3.1BRs 1.6B2.61
2025Rs 10.8BRs 3.0B4.94
2024Rs 26.6BRs 11.1B18.10
2023Rs 10.0BRs 2.9B4.68
2022Rs 622.8MRs -652.4M-1.06
2021Rs 2.8BRs 1.8B11.94
2020Rs 3.7BRs 1.2B78.47

Recent dividends

  • 2025 · finalRs 5.00
  • 2025 · first interimRs 2.60
  • 2024 · second interimRs 4.50
  • 2024 · first interimRs 10.00
  • 2023 · first interimRs 1.50

About First Capital Treasuries PLC

First Capital Treasuries PLC (FCT) is a standalone non-bank Primary Dealer licensed by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka and listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange. The Company operates in Sri Lanka’s sovereign debt market, providing intermediation between the State and market participants and contributing to monetary transmission and secondary market liquidity. FCT is a sub-subsidiary of First Capital Holdings PLC and a member of the Janashakthi Group, and holds an A+ (Stable) rating from Lanka Rating Agency Limited as disclosed in its reporting. FCT’s core activities comprise market-making and trading in government securities, provision of market access, tactical rate strategies and liquidity solutions across the yield curve for institutional clients, corporates and high-net-worth individuals. The Company emphasises capital-efficient intermediation, disciplined balance sheet management and a focus on duration and sovereign credit risk when structuring its trading and investment activities. The business model is oriented toward capital efficiency and regulatory compliance, supported by governance, risk management and an ongoing digital transformation to enhance market-making capabilities, client engagement and secondary market liquidity. Sustainability and reporting practices are integrated into its governance and risk frameworks in line with applicable disclosure standards.

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Ada Derana·Aug 12, 2025·Credit rating actionPositive
Lanka Rating Agency upgrades First Capital Holdings PLC to ‘A+’

First Capital Holdings PLC had its long-term credit rating upgraded to 'A+' (Stable) by Lanka Rating Agency. LRA cited sustained profitability, strong capital and governance; Group assets LKR 99.3bn, equity LKR 9.8bn, PAT LKR 5.0bn (2024/25) and a Rs.7.50/share dividend (LKR 3.0bn).

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Daily FT·May 29, 2025·Earnings & resultsPositive
First Capital Treasuries reports Rs. 3 b PAT for FY2024/25

First Capital Treasuries PLC reported PAT of Rs.3.0 billion for the year to 31 March 2025, down from Rs.11.1 billion; its government securities portfolio rose to Rs.81.4 billion and Lanka Rating Agency upgraded its credit rating to A+.

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Ada Derana·May 28, 2025·Earnings & resultsPositive
First Capital Treasuries PLC reports Rs. 3.0Bn Profit after Tax for FY 2024/25

First Capital Treasuries PLC reported Profit after Tax of Rs. 3.0 billion for the year ended 31 March 2025, down from Rs. 11.1 billion a year earlier. The company increased its government securities portfolio to Rs. 81.4 billion and received an LRA upgrade to A+ (outlook stable).

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Daily FT·May 28, 2025·Earnings & resultsNegative
First Capital powers ahead with market-leading performance in FY 2024/25

First Capital Holdings PLC reported Total Comprehensive Income of Rs. 5 billion for the year ended 31 March 2025, down from Rs. 10.1 billion a year earlier. The board declared an interim dividend of Rs. 7.50 per share (Rs. 3 billion) and First Capital Treasuries PLC posted PAT of Rs. 3 billion, with trading gains and interest income cited.

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Daily FT·Apr 21, 2025·Capital raisePositive
First Capital Treasuries to strengthen capital with Rs. 3 b issue

First Capital Treasuries PLC plans to issue Rs. 3 billion of listed subordinated debentures to boost Tier II capital, raising its capital adequacy ratio from 17.95% to an expected 24.80%. The Central Bank approved RWCAR inclusion; the issue opens 21 April with two ~12% fixed options and a floating option (364-day T-bill +2.25%).

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Ada Derana·Apr 18, 2025·Capital raisePositive
First Capital Treasuries PLC to Strengthen Capital with Rs. 3Bn Issue

First Capital Treasuries PLC will issue Rs. 3 billion of five-year listed subordinated unsecured redeemable debentures to boost Tier II capital and raise its capital adequacy ratio from 17.95% to about 24.80% (CB approval obtained); proceeds will be used to expand its government securities portfolio.

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Daily FT·Apr 18, 2025·Capital raise
First Capital Treasuries to raise Rs. 3 b via debentures

First Capital Treasuries PLC will raise up to Rs.3 billion via a listed debenture issue of Rs.100 par debentures (types A, B and C, 2025–2030), issuing 10 million debentures with options to issue up to a further 20 million on oversubscription; opening date 21 April (subscriptions open now).

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Daily FT·Mar 18, 2025·Credit rating actionPositive
Lanka Rating Agency upgrades First Capital Treasuries to ’A+’

Lanka Rating Agency upgraded First Capital Treasuries PLC's credit rating to 'A+' from 'A', citing strengthened financials including FY24 PAT of ~Rs 11.1bn, 9MFY25 PAT of ~Rs 2.5bn and a 9MFY25 CAR of ~17.95%.

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