Prime Lands Residencies PLC

PLR.N0000

Property & Construction · Real Estate Development

Rs 40.00
+0.00%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+118.58%
P/E
18.2
P/B
3.28
EPS
Rs 2.20
Div Yield
2.00%
Market Cap
Rs 37.5B
Beta
1.22
ROE
18.0%
Op Margin
27.8%

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2026Rs 11.0BRs 2.1B2.20
2025Rs 8.3BRs 1.2B1.31
2024Rs 8.1BRs 1.1B1.20
2023Rs 19.8BRs 3.4B3.57
2022Rs 9.5BRs 1.7B1.86
2021Rs 7.7BRs 989.3M1.32

Recent dividends

  • 2026Rs 0.80
  • 2025Rs 0.60
  • 2024 · first interimRs 0.60
  • 2023 · first interimRs 1.00
  • 2022 · first interimRs 0.70
  • 2021 · first interimRs 0.40

About Prime Lands Residencies PLC

Prime Lands Residencies PLC is a Sri Lanka-based real estate developer focused on residential property development and sales, primarily of condominiums and gated housing targeted at a broad range of market segments and economic brackets across the country. The Company positions itself to provide livable neighbourhoods and apartment housing that appeal to both local and international buyers, including foreign nationals and non-resident Sri Lankans. Its development portfolio includes projects across market tiers, with mid- to upper-segment residential developments and an ultra-luxury pipeline; named projects referenced in company reporting include The Colombo Border, The Seasons, J’Adore Negombo, Mon Vie, The Golf and The Elizabeth. The Company emphasises design, execution discipline, and integration of sustainability and digital customer platforms (for example “Prime Edge” and AI-enabled support “Prime Bee”). The Group structure includes subsidiaries and affiliated companies involved in related activities, such as Prime Melwa Port City (Pvt) Ltd, Diyanillakelle Estate (Pvt) Ltd, Regent Country Club (Pvt) Ltd, Regent Caterers (Pvt) Ltd and affiliates including Bhoomi Realty Holdings (Pvt) Ltd, Prime Realty (Pvt) Ltd, Prime Lands Australia (Pty) Ltd and Prime Constructions (Pvt) Ltd. Operations and developments are located in Sri Lanka.

AI analysis

neutral

FY2026 profit after tax reached LKR 2.06 billion; the share now trades on a P/E of 18.5, putting the spotlight on delivery of the new project pipeline.

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News sentiment

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Last 30 days
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24 months positive negative 3-month net
Nov 24: 1 articles, net +1.00Jan 25: 3 articles, net +0.91Apr 25: 1 articles, net +1.00May 25: 3 articles, net +0.09Sep 25: 6 articles, net +0.64Jan 26: 1 articles, net +1.00Feb 26: 5 articles, net +1.00May 26: 3 articles, net +0.82Jun 26: 2 articles, net +1.00Jul 24Nov 24Mar 25Jul 25Nov 25Mar 26
Recent news
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Daily FT·Feb 17, 2026·Earnings & resultsPositive
Prime Lands Residencies reports strong earnings growth in 3Q

Prime Lands Residencies PLC reported 3Q (ended 31 Dec 2025) revenue up 43% y/y to Rs. 2.80 billion and profit after tax up 144% y/y to Rs. 562.3 million. Gross profit rose to Rs. 1.05 billion and EPS was Rs. 0.60, driven by accelerated construction and first-time revenue from The Seasons Colombo 08.

Construction Activity
Ada Derana·Feb 16, 2026·Earnings & resultsPositive
Prime Lands Residencies PLC reports strong earnings growth in Q3 FY2025/26, reinforcing financial strength and growth momentum

Prime Lands Residencies PLC (PLR.N0000) reported Q3 FY2025/26 revenue up 43% y/y to Rs. 2.80 billion and profit after tax up 144% y/y to Rs. 562.3 million. Growth was driven by accelerated construction progress (Tower C topping off) and first-time revenue from The Seasons Colombo 08; nine-month PAT rose 68% to Rs. 1.50 billion.

Construction Activity
Daily FT·Sep 15, 2025·M&A / stake changePositive
Prime makes its biggest land acquisition worth Rs. 3.5 b

Prime Lands Residencies PLC acquired over 1 acre on Station Road, Bambalapitiya for Rs.3.5 billion via a Sampath Bank public auction. Prime paid a Rs.350 million (10%) advance and will settle the balance within 30 days; the group says this is its largest land investment.

Construction Activity

Property & Construction sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

Sri Lanka's construction PMI rose in June, signaling expansion, though firms cited skilled labor and bitumen shortages. Cabinet cleared procurement for Phase 1 of the Ruwanpura Expressway and approved 23 regional industrial projects. Treasury allowed repricing of state contracts to reflect higher costs. In property, high-end condos led Q1 sales while volumes fell.

Auto-generated from 29 sector news articles over 30 days. Not investment advice. 2 more stories on the sentiment page.