Jetwing Symphony PLC

JETS.N0000

Hotels & Tourism · Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines

Rs 13.80
-0.72%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
-12.66%
P/E
15.0
P/B
1.73
EPS
Rs 0.92
Div Yield
7.25%
Market Cap
Rs 8.3B
Beta
1.18
ROE
11.5%
Op Margin
43.8% (-3.8pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2026Rs 4.5BRs 562.9M0.92
2025Rs 4.1BRs 433.8M0.72
2024Rs 3.6BRs 92.5M0.17
2023Rs 2.1BRs -632.2M-1.10
2022Rs 1.3BRs -896.0M-1.76
2021Rs 556.9MRs -830.1M-1.63
2020Rs 1.5BRs -459.8M-0.90

Recent dividends

  • 2026Rs 0.50
  • 2026 · finalRs 0.50

About Jetwing Symphony PLC

Jetwing Symphony PLC is part of the Jetwing group and functions as an investment and growth vehicle focused on developing and operating resort and hotel properties across Sri Lanka. The company’s portfolio includes Jetwing Yala (Yala), Jetwing Kaduruketha (Wellawaya), Jetwing Lake (Dambulla), Jetwing Colombo Seven (Colombo) and Jetwing Surf (Pottuvil Point), with Jetwing Kandy Gallery (Kandy) under construction and Jetwing Reef (Uppuveli) planned for future launch. The company’s activities center on the development, ownership and operation of hospitality properties and on building a broader tourism ecosystem through new resort projects and related guest services. Sustainability and environmental management are integrated across operations, including energy efficiency measures, water reuse and on‑site wastewater treatment, solid waste segregation and organic waste reuse, and steps toward external verification of environmental and energy management systems (ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 50001:2011). Jetwing Symphony engages with stakeholders through regular investor communications and annual general meetings, and maintains customer feedback systems such as guest satisfaction cards and active online review management. Human resource practices highlighted in the report include local recruitment emphasis, induction programmes for new hires and employee benefits such as maternity and paternity leave and performance‑linked bonuses.

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Recent news
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CSE filing·May 27, 2026
Declaration of Final Dividends 2025-2026

Dividend · Rs 0.50 · XD Jul 1, 2026

Final dividend of LKR 0.5/share; XD 2026-07-01; record 2026-07-01; payable 2026-07-20; FY 2025-2026

Tourism
Ada Derana·Apr 21, 2026·M&A / stake change
EPF Exits Investments in Six Listed Companies in 2025

EPF fully exited holdings in six CSE-listed companies in 2025 — Cargills Bank, Ceylon Hotels, Colombo Dockyard, Jetwing Symphony, LAUGFS Gas and Sierra Cables — and made one new investment, buying 40 million shares in Hemas Holdings; its listed equity count fell from 65 to 59.

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Daily FT·Dec 3, 2024·Guidance & outlookPositive
Billion-dollar CG Corp Global renews commitment to SL

CG Corp Global renewed its commitment to Sri Lanka and said it will expand investments, noting it is the largest shareholder in Union Bank of Colombo. The group plans further expansion in hospitality, financial services, e-mobility and is exploring renewable energy, real estate and cement.

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Daily FT·Aug 13, 2024·Management or board changePositive
Devaka Cooray and Hiran Cabraal join Jetwing Symphony Board

Jetwing Symphony PLC appointed Devaka Cooray and Hiran Cabraal as Non-Executive Independent Directors. Cooray serves on boards including Hatton National Bank, JAT and United Motors, while Cabraal is a former HSBC executive and a non-executive director at Sampath Bank.

Tourism

Hotels & Tourism sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

Tourism showed a July rebound led by India: arrivals surpassed 1.3 million by late month, though year-to-date remains about 2% below last year. Sector receipts fell 12% in 1H. Authorities cut 2026 targets due to Middle East-linked air corridor disruptions. BIA handled 4.75 million passenger movements in 1H with 1.14 million tourist arrivals. The Cabinet approved leasing five underutilised Presidential Residences to private investors for tourism development.

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