Lanka Walltile Plc

LWL.N0000Undervalued

Property & Construction · Building Products

Lanka Walltiles PLC is a Sri Lankan manufacturer of ceramic and porcelain tiles, supplying products for local distribution and export markets. The Company manufactures a range of tiles and associated surface finishing solutions and positions itself on quality, design and process innovation.

LWL shares are down 16.3% over the past year and last closed at Rs 43.50 on Sep 30, 2026.

Rs 43.50
+3.57%
Price history
-16.35%

Monthly seasonality

Monthly total returns by year and calendar month
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2026+9.8-8.0-10.9+6.5-1.8-5.2-7.9+5.0-0.9+0.0+0.0+0.0
2025-3.4-5.0-5.4+2.2-1.9+2.2+1.9-0.2+0.2+0.0-5.7+2.0
2024+5.6+14.1-1.7+7.9-6.9+2.9-5.7-2.4+7.2+0.4-2.3+15.2
2023-0.6-3.1-3.6-0.4-9.4+12.0+7.8-10.1+2.8-6.2-1.5-4.2
2022+4.8-15.8-44.6-15.7+12.6-11.2-15.1+39.6+37.0-25.8-6.5-10.5
2021+100.6-28.9-8.8+23.4+37.6-6.7+18.7+2.1+2.9+20.6+22.2+13.6
2020-9.0-6.2-24.1+0.0+0.0+18.0+2.8+19.1+18.2-0.8+47.9+19.9
2019+0.0-18.1+1.7-8.3+3.6+4.4+13.8-10.3-2.8+13.6+19.3-9.3
2018+3.0-4.4-4.7+2.4-5.1-3.8-2.8-4.6-4.9-6.3-1.4-1.2
2017-4.7+5.2-6.9+9.8+1.8+3.2-1.0-5.7-0.3+0.3+0.0+1.9
2016-11.4-1.1+3.5+19.4-2.8-5.8+5.6-5.7-1.4-0.9-9.5+4.9
2015-1.3+3.1-3.2+2.2+24.6-4.2+9.4-7.7-0.2-4.9-5.8+3.3
2014+26.2-4.4-5.4+22.3+3.5-5.3+15.3+9.4+3.8-5.7+0.1+6.8
2013-3.3-7.7+2.9+7.3+20.0-11.8-0.9-5.4-5.4+1.4-5.3-0.4
2012+0.0+0.0+0.0+1.7-27.1+21.4-4.1+3.5+9.0-10.4-7.0+7.2
Average+8.3-5.7-7.9+5.8+3.5+0.7+2.5+1.8+4.3-1.8+3.2+3.5
ASPI average+3.1-2.7-4.7+2.0+0.2+0.8+3.1+2.2+3.2-0.1+1.0+3.0
Median-0.3-4.7-5.0+4.5+0.0-3.8+1.9-2.4+0.2-0.9-1.9+2.7
% up43%21%21%79%50%47%53%40%53%36%29%64%
P/E
17.8
P/B
0.52
EPS
Rs 2.44
Div Yield
5.52%
Market Cap
Rs 11.9B
Beta
0.49
ROE
3.0%
Op Margin
10.2% (+3.9pp)

Fundamentals

LineFY2026FY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021FY2020FY2019
Revenue
Rs 45.0B
+7.8%
Rs 41.7B
+3.7%
Rs 40.2B
-7.4%
Rs 43.5B
+9.0%
Rs 39.9B
+35.5%
Rs 29.4B
+47.6%
Rs 19.9B
+1.5%
Rs 19.6B
+7.2%
Operating profit
Rs 4.3B
+10.5%
Rs 3.9B
-
Rs 10.4B
+15.2%
Rs 9.0B
+69.0%
Rs 5.3B
+169.9%
Rs 2.0B
-29.1%
Rs 2.8B
+3.9%
Net profit
Rs 1.8B
+11.9%
Rs 1.6B
-53.7%
Rs 3.5B
-32.4%
Rs 5.2B
-24.3%
Rs 6.9B
+71.5%
Rs 4.0B
+867.9%
Rs 414.6M
-74.3%
Rs 1.6B
+0.0%
EPS
2.44
-28.9%
3.43
-65.6%
9.98
-37.5%
15.97
-15.2%
18.83
+73.7%
10.84
+46.1%
7.42
-34.3%
11.30
-43.2%

Compared with the same period a year earlier.

Per-share figures are as reported, not adjusted for splits.

Recent dividends

  • 2025Rs 1.70
  • 2024 · finalRs 0.70
  • 2024 · first interimRs 4.00
  • 2023 · finalRs 0.90
  • 2023 · first interimRs 6.30
  • 2022 · third interimRs 2.90
  • 2022 · second interimRs 1.70
  • 2022 · first interimRs 3.10
Peer comparison3 peers in Property & Construction
RCL.N0000 · same group, not in the median
Rs 45.70
P/E
6.7
P/B
0.90
ROE
13.60%
Yield
4.38%
LWL.N0000 · this company
Rs 43.50
P/E
17.8
P/B
0.52
ROE
2.98%
Yield
5.52%
PARQ.N0000 · same group, not in the median
Rs 80.10
P/E
10.2
P/B
2.70
ROE
26.53%
Yield
2.62%
TILE.N0000 · same group, not in the median
Rs 40.70
P/E
8.6
P/B
0.66
ROE
7.83%
Yield
4.18%
Sector median · 32 companies
P/E 10.2P/B 1.09Yield 2.39%

About Lanka Walltile Plc

Lanka Walltiles PLC is a Sri Lankan manufacturer of ceramic and porcelain tiles, supplying products for local distribution and export markets. The Company manufactures a range of tiles and associated surface finishing solutions and positions itself on quality, design and process innovation. The Group's tiles operations are supported by subsidiary Lanka Tiles PLC to form an integrated manufacturing and distribution platform, with production facilities located in Meepe and Ranala and a retail and dealer network across the island. The tiles business includes associated products such as tile adhesives and related solutions and serves both residential and commercial customers while pursuing export opportunities. Beyond tiles, the Group has diversified into complementary building-materials sectors including aluminium extrusions and value-added aluminium products through Swisstek Aluminium, and corrugated paper-based packaging through Uni Dil Packaging; these segments serve both internal Group needs and external customers. The Group has previously pursued overseas ventures, including a US operation that was discontinued during the period under review.

AI analysis

neutral

Latest-quarter profit grew 339.8% as operating margin widened 3.9 points, but the share remains 20.2% below its 52-week high. The recovery is real, yet valuation and balance-sheet constraints limit conviction.

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Ada Derana·Jul 3, 2026·Promotional / marketing
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Construction Activity
Daily FT·Dec 31, 2025·Earnings & resultsNegative
Cumulative listed company earnings end seven-quarter growth run

Aggregate profits of 273 listed companies fell 12% YoY to Rs.176.5 billion in Sep-25, ending a seven-quarter growth streak. Banks (Rs.52bn, +39% YoY) and diversified financials (Rs.39bn, +112% YoY) underpinned a QoQ rebound, while food, beverage & tobacco and capital goods posted steep declines.

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Property & Construction sector: what is happening

Last 14 days to Sep 30, 2026

Property and construction faced a mixed policy backdrop: the proposed property tax was deferred from the 2027 Budget, while TIN certification becomes mandatory from 1 November for building-plan approvals and land registration, adding a compliance step to transactions. Public construction activity progressed through the Muthurajawela fuel-terminal contract and planned hospital infrastructure projects. Construction services exports fell in August.

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