Kingsbury PLC

SERV.N0000

Hotels & Tourism · Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines

Rs 14.00
-0.71%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
-12.50%
P/E
18.9
P/B
2.48
EPS
Rs 0.74
Div Yield
0.00%
Market Cap
Rs 6.8B
Beta
0.85
ROE
13.6%
Op Margin
5.4% (-3.7pp)

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2026Rs 5.6BRs 364.8M0.75
2025Rs 5.3BRs 551.2M1.14
2024Rs 5.3BRs 264.1M0.55
2023Rs 3.8BRs -552.5M-1.14
2022Rs 2.0BRs -426.8M-0.88
2021Rs 777.9MRs -758.2M-1.57
2020Rs 1.8BRs -392.8M-1.62

Recent dividends

  • 2016Rs 0.50
  • 2015Rs 0.30

About Kingsbury PLC

The Kingsbury PLC is a hospitality company that operates a premium five‑star city hotel in Colombo, principally delivering luxury urban accommodation and experiential guest services through The Kingsbury Colombo property. Its business centres on city hotel operations offering rooms, guest services and hospitality-led experiences to domestic and international travellers. The company’s core activities include accommodation, a developed Food & Beverage ecosystem featuring signature restaurants, bars, lounges, high tea and fine dining, and an events and banqueting proposition serving weddings, meetings, conferences (MICE), corporate gatherings and social events. The Kingsbury positions itself as a preferred venue for MICE and high‑value corporate hospitality while focusing on revenue optimisation and guest experience. The Kingsbury operates within the Hayleys Leisure Group framework and emphasises service excellence, brand strength, and responsible urban hospitality, embedding sustainability initiatives such as waste minimisation, water and energy stewardship into its operations.

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Last 30 days
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24 months positive negative 3-month net
Dec 24: 2 articles, net +0.17Jun 26: 1 articles, net +1.00Aug 24Dec 24Apr 25Aug 25Dec 25Apr 26
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Daily FT·Jun 23, 2026·Promotional / marketingPositive
Sri Lanka, Thailand eye FTA-led trade boost as Business Council marks 25 years

Sri Lanka and Thailand plan to deepen trade and investment using the Sri Lanka–Thailand FTA and enhanced B2B engagement, targeting tourism, hospitality, food processing, agriculture, logistics and other sectors to boost bilateral ties and supply‑chain links.

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Daily FT·Jun 10, 2026·Regulatory or legal
Hayleys PLC obtains enjoining order against Wimal Weerawansa

Hayleys PLC secured a District Court of Kaduwela enjoining order preventing former MP Wimal Weerawansa from making or publishing defamatory statements about the company. Hayleys has sought Rs. 6 billion in cumulative damages; the matter is listed for hearing on 23 June 2026.

Renewable EnergyConsumer Staples (FMCG)
Daily FT·Mar 19, 2026·Regulatory or legal
“Sustainability Reporting for Corporates” seminar on 26 March

All companies on the Colombo Stock Exchange Main Board must adopt sustainability reporting under SLFRS S1 and S2 effective 1 January 2026. A seminar on ‘Sustainability Reporting for Corporates’ will be held 26 March 2026 at The Kingsbury to brief directors and senior executives.

Tourism
Daily FT·Oct 3, 2025·Management or board change
Samara Perera joins The Kingsbury, Horana Plantations Boards

Samara Perera was appointed as a Non-Executive Director of The Kingsbury PLC and Horana Plantations PLC. She has prior experience with Hayleys PLC and Vallibel One PLC.

TourismTea & Plantation Crops
EconomyNext·Dec 24, 2024·Market commentaryPositive
Sri Lanka stocks close up, after early selling pressure

Colombo Stock Exchange closed higher: ASPI up 0.98% (147.79 pts) to 15,168 and S&P SL20 up 0.82% to 4,535 on turnover of 5.4 billion rupees. Top contributors included Hayleys, Central Finance, C T Holdings and Sampath Bank, with a net foreign outflow of 94 million rupees.

Hotels & Tourism sector: what is happening

Last 30 days to Aug 4, 2026

Tourism 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.

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