Marawila Resorts PLC

Dividend · Rs 0.10 · XD Jul 22, 2025

First And Final dividend of LKR 0.1/share; XD 2025-07-22; record 2025-07-22; payable 2025-08-11; FY 2024-2025

Dividend · Rs 0.10

First And Final dividend of LKR 0.1/share; FY 2024-2025

Colombo market ended a four-day winning streak as the ASPI fell 0.4% (67 points) to 15,800 and the S&P SL20 dropped 0.6%. Turnover was Rs.2.37bn; banking, diversified financials and Food & Beverage led declines, and foreign investors were net sellers of Rs.90.6m.

ASPI fell 43 pts (0.27%) to 16,123 as turnover dropped to Rs.2.36bn. CTC, MELS, CCS and BIL were notable negatives while HAYL, SEYB, HHL and CARS led gains; John Keells dominated turnover and its share rose 10c.

Jayantissa Kehelpannala, a former John Keells Hotels senior executive, has been appointed an Independent Non-Executive Director of Marawila Resorts (MARA.N0000), Sigiriya Village Hotels (SIGV.N0000) and Beruwala Resorts (BERU.N0000). He brings over 40 years' experience in the leisure and hotel sector.

Colombo market closed with the ASPI up 0.27% at 14,654.26 while the S&P SL20 fell 0.32% to 4,390.12 as profit-taking in banking stocks weighed on the SL20. Top gainers included Ceylon Cold Stores, PGP Glass, John Keells, Dipped Products and Lanka IOC; net foreign outflow was Rs 1.4 million.

Anura Kumara Dissanayake's 21 Sept. presidential win propelled the Colombo bourse—ASPI rose ~10% and S&P SL20 ~13% since the victory, returning indices to double-digit YTD gains. Turnover jumped to Rs.2.6bn with banks and capital goods leading; JKH, COMB, NDB, CFIN, SAMP and HNB were key positives while UML, MARA and BERU fell.