CSE filing·Jul 21, 2026
Share splitShare split · 1:2
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Tourism
Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC
PEG.N0000Hotels & Tourism · Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines
Rs 40.40
+0.00%as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+9.19%
P/E
-
P/B
0.64
EPS
Rs -0.78
Div Yield
0.00%
Market Cap
Rs 1.7B
Beta
0.12
ROE
-1.2%
Op Margin
6.3% (+7.2pp)
Annual fundamentals
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 985.9M | Rs -33.0M | -0.78 |
| 2025 | Rs 968.7M | Rs -51.3M | -1.22 |
| 2024 | Rs 927.4M | Rs -99.5M | -2.58 |
| 2023 | Rs 719.8M | Rs -91.2M | -2.82 |
| 2022 | Rs 386.1M | Rs -193.6M | -6.37 |
| 2021 | Rs 197.5M | Rs -229.8M | -7.56 |
| 2020 | Rs 598.6M | Rs -41.2M | -1.36 |
Recent dividends
- -Rs 0.50
About Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC
Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC is a Sri Lanka-based hospitality company that owns and operates the Pegasus Reef Hotel. The company’s operations centre on hotel accommodation, food and beverage services, and hospitality-related events and functions. Its commercial activities serve both leisure and corporate customers, including weddings, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions), day outings and banquet functions, and target domestic and international tourists from key source markets. The company has focused resources on its core asset following the divestment of Equity Hotels Limited (Giritale Hotel) and is undertaking refurbishment initiatives to position the property as a city resort destination. The company operates within the Sri Lankan tourism context and has signalled strategic responses to sector challenges such as competition from unregistered homestays and a shortage of skilled hospitality workers.
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Recent news
Daily FT·Feb 18, 2026·Management or board change
Chinthaka Jayaweera joins Ceylon Guardian Investment Trust, Ceylon Investment BoardsChinthaka Jayaweera was appointed Independent Non-Executive Director of Ceylon Guardian Investment Trust (GUAR.N0000) and Ceylon Investment PLC (CINV.N0000). He previously led internal audit at A.P. Moller Maersk and has held independent directorships at Bukit Darah, Carson Cumberbatch, Equity Two and Pegasus Hotels.
Daily FT·Feb 16, 2026·Management or board change
Chinthaka Jayaweera joins Carson and related companies’ BoardsChinthaka Jayaweera has joined the boards of Bukit Darah (BUKI.N0000), Carson Cumberbatch (CARS.N0000), Equity Two (ETWO.N0000) and Pegasus Hotels (PEG.N0000) as an Independent Non-Executive Director. He was VP and Chief Internal Audit Executive at A.P. Moller Maersk with 28 years' experience in governance, risk and finance.
CSE filing·Feb 11, 2026
Appointment of Mr. G. C. Jayaweera as a Member to the Audit Committee and the Related Party Transactions Review Committee of Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLCTourism
Daily FT·Apr 2, 2025·M&A / stake change
Carson Group sells Equity Hotels for Rs. 243.5 m to Dedigama GroupCarson Cumberbatch PLC (via its subsidiary Pegasus Hotels of Ceylon PLC) sold its entire 2.173 million-share holding in Equity Hotels Ltd to Lavendish Leisure for Rs. 243.5 million. Following the sale, Equity Hotels will no longer be part of the Carson Cumberbatch/Bukit Darah group.
Tourism
CSE filing·Mar 28, 2025
DIVESTMENT OF TOTAL SHARES OF EQUITY HOTELS LIMITED HELD BY PEGASUS HOTELS OF CEYLON PLCTourism
CSE filing·Mar 28, 2025
DIVESTMENT OF TOTAL SHARES OF EQUITY HOTELS LIMITED HELD WITHIN THE GROUPTourism
CSE filing·Sep 27, 2024
CHANGE OF COMPOSITION OF BOARD SUB-COMMITTEESCSE filing·Sep 25, 2024
FORMATION OF BOARD SUBCOMMITTEES AND APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE BOARD SUB-COMMITTEESTourism
CSE filing·Sep 25, 2024
CHANGE IN DIRECTORATE - DESIGNATING MR. M. DAYANANDA AS A NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ON THE BOARDTourism
Hotels & Tourism sector: what is happening
Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026Tourism 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.
The stories behind it
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