Telecom & IT · Internet Software/Services
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Rs 1.7B | Rs -142.4M | -0.87 |
| 2024 | Rs 1.8B | Rs -117.8M | -0.72 |
| 2023 | Rs 2.0B | Rs -77.3M | -0.51 |
| 2022 | Rs 1.7B | Rs 129.6M | 0.93 |
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Kapruka Holdings PLC operates a digital commerce platform that integrates online retail, logistics, payments and cross-border trade to connect Sri Lankan consumers, entrepreneurs and global partners. The company runs a non-marketplace e-commerce site featuring thousands of products and works with over 500 premium Sri Lankan brands to offer categories including fresh produce, fashion, electronics and gifts. Kapruka also operates owned manufacturing for its own-label products such as signature cakes, floral arrangements and value-added fruits and vegetables, and provides international distribution of Sri Lankan products through global channels including Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart, acting as an exclusive e-distributor for brands named in its reporting. Partner Central is a supplier-facing platform that expands product selection and reduces inventory risk, while Petti Petti supports expatriate shipping and last-mile delivery. The company has a technology-first approach and maintains offices and customers both in Sri Lanka and internationally, including presence in the UK, USA, Australia and Canada, investing in platform development, data-driven insights and quick/social commerce channels to enhance customer reach and fulfillment.
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Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported full-year Profit Before Tax of LKR 37.56m, a 132% turnaround, and quarterly PBT rose 160% to LKR 22.25m. Management attributes the improvement to AI-driven automation, marketplace growth, cross-border USD sales and plans to convert its delivery fleet to EVs.
Kapruka Holdings PLC (KPHL.N0000) returned to profitability for the year to 31 Mar 2026 with PBT of Rs.37.56m on revenue of Rs.1.92bn, and quarterly PBT of Rs.22.25m (up 160% YoY) as revenue grew 19% QoQ. Management credits AI-driven platform, marketplace expansion and cross-border USD sales, plus EV fleet conversion, for improved margins.
Kapruka Holdings PLC subscribed Rs. 41.51 million for 883,203 ordinary shares in its wholly-owned Kapruka E-Commerce Ltd. to fund working capital and acquire electric delivery vehicles to expand and green its delivery infrastructure.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported a 138% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended 31 Dec 2025, with revenue up 21% and gross profit up 44%. Management said its platform strategy—Partner Central, Services Platform and Cross Border—drove asset-light marketplace growth and USD revenue.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) completed its Partner Central e-commerce project at Rs. 89.3m versus a Rs. 200m IPO allocation, leaving Rs. 110.7m unutilised proposed for reallocation to working capital subject to shareholder approval. The company attributes the underspend to in‑house development and use of existing teams.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL) reported a 77% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2025, with 12% revenue growth and a 19% rise in gross profit as its Partner Central platform and cross-border initiatives drive scalable, asset-light expansion and USD revenue growth.
Kapruka Holdings (KPHL.N0000) reported a 94% YoY improvement in operating performance for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, with revenue up 14% to LKR 448.52m and gross profit up 30% to LKR 171.19m. Management cited its Partner Central platform and growth in USD‑denominated orders as key drivers.
Sri Lanka moved to regulate virtual assets, with Cabinet approving a framework naming the SEC as VASP regulator, working with the Central Bank's FIU and IRD; cryptocurrencies remain unrecognised and banks/cards are barred from facilitating crypto transactions. Policymakers warned AI is reshaping software export economics, urging a pivot to products and IP, while IP reforms accelerate. Government also pushed digitisation via mandatory ETF e-payments.
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