Richard Pieris Exports PLC

REXP.N0000

Manufacturing · Miscellaneous Manufacturing

Rs 335.25
-2.33%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
-14.48%
P/E
92.8
P/B
1.01
EPS
Rs 3.61
Div Yield
2.68%
Market Cap
Rs 3.7B
Beta
0.80
ROE
1.0%
Op Margin
1.7% (+12.7pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 7.3BRs -210.6M3.19
2024Rs 7.1BRs 34.1M5.74
2023Rs 9.0BRs 1.0B87.68
2022Rs 6.5BRs 1.7B116.35
2021Rs 5.4BRs 1.0B57.07
2020Rs 5.2BRs 1.0B57.67
2019Rs 5.2BRs 980.3M53.12

Recent dividends

  • 2026 · first interimRs 9.00
  • 2025 · first interimRs 12.00
  • 2024 · first interimRs 12.00
  • 2023 · first interimRs 35.00
  • 2022 · first interimRs 28.00
  • 2021 · first interimRs 25.00
  • 2020 · first interimRs 24.75
  • 2017Rs 16.00

About Richard Pieris Exports PLC

Richard Pieris Exports PLC is an export-oriented manufacturer of rubber-based products and a producer of fillers for the rubber industry. The Group operates as a holding company with two subsidiaries and one associate and supplies industrial and consumer markets across international regions. Its core operations comprise a hard rubber business that manufactures and exports items such as entrance and workstation mats, large ring mats, food jar sealing rings, crutch-tips and specialised mats (including fire retardant and electrically resistive mats), and a natural foam business that produces latex foam and natural latex continuous sheeting for international customers. The Group also includes Richard Pieris Natural Foams Limited and Micro Minerals (Pvt) Ltd among its subsidiaries and has an associate, Arpitalian Compact Soles (Pvt) Ltd. The Company’s manufacturing footprint is in Sri Lanka, including operations referenced at locations such as Ratmalana and the Biyagama Free Trade Zone, and it exports to markets including Europe, the United States and Asia. Sustainability, waste recycling and compliance with emerging international regulations are noted priorities in its operations and product development.

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24 months positive negative 3-month net
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CSE filing·Mar 30, 2026Negative
Refer to the Attachment.

Dividend · Rs 9.00 · XD Apr 10, 2026

First Interim dividend of LKR 9/share; XD 2026-04-10; record 2026-04-14; payable 2026-04-30; FY ended 31st March 2026

Exporters
EconomyNext·Apr 4, 2025·OtherNegative
Sri Lanka eyes tariff talks as Trump to consider ‘phenomenal’ offers

Sri Lanka plans to seek talks with the US to reduce a 44% tariff that would hit apparel exporters and could risk losing US orders; industry groups warn the levy could be devastating for price-competitive apparel firms and cost thousands of jobs.

Exporters
CSE filing·Feb 24, 2025
Refer to the Attachment.

Dividend · Rs 12.00 · XD Mar 6, 2025

First Interim dividend of LKR 12/share; XD 2025-03-06; record 2025-03-06; payable 2025-03-26; FY 2024/2025

Exporters
Daily FT·Feb 7, 2025·Management or board change
Wasantha promoted as MD at Richard Pieris Exports

Wasantha Abeysirigunawardena has been appointed Managing Director (Executive Non-Independent Director) of Richard Pieris Exports PLC. He was previously the company's CEO and has over 44 years' experience in rubber products manufacturing with a Master's in Polymer Science and Technology.

Exporters

Manufacturing sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

US confirmation of a 10% Section 301 tariff preserved competitiveness for Sri Lankan manufacturers, especially apparel and rubber. Exporters sought clear, risk-based guidelines for the new forced labour import ban to avoid shipment delays. June PMI showed manufacturing expanding but slower at 53.0, led by food and beverages. FTZ manufacturers pressed for power wheeling and lower energy costs. Cabinet moved to license scrap metal exports and tighten import prepayments.

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