Samson International PLC

SIL.N0000

Manufacturing · Industrial Specialties

Rs 501.00
-3.00%
as of Aug 3, 2026
Price history
+220.64%
P/E
7.4
P/B
3.71
EPS
Rs 67.56
Div Yield
0.40%
Market Cap
Rs 2.1B
Beta
-0.30
ROE
-108.3%
Op Margin
12.7%

Annual fundamentals

YearRevenueNet profitEPS
2025Rs 2.2BRs -300.5M-70.99
2024Rs 2.3BRs -294.6M-69.60
2023Rs 2.9BRs 92.9M21.95
2022Rs 2.9BRs 84.0M19.85
2021Rs 2.2BRs 98.8M23.34
2020Rs 1.6BRs 12.3M2.91
2019Rs 1.6BRs 25.0M5.91

Recent dividends

  • 2026 · finalRs 2.00
  • 2023 · finalRs 2.00
  • 2022 · finalRs 2.00
  • 2021 · finalRs 2.00
  • 2020 · finalRs 1.00
  • 2019 · finalRs 2.00
  • 2018Rs 1.25

About Samson International PLC

Samson International PLC is a Sri Lanka-based manufacturer and exporter of rubber-based products with a growing domestic PVC business. The company produces molded and extruded rubber items for international and local markets, and manufactures PVC pipes, fittings and related products for the domestic construction and utility sectors. The Group operates two principal business segments: Rubber, which covers a diverse range of molded and extruded rubber products for sectors such as construction, automotive, marine, healthcare and household applications and is sold to over 30 countries; and PVC, which supplies pressure and non-pressure pipes, conduits, solvent cements, hoses and associated fittings under its PVC product lines and branded ranges. Key product names and brands referenced in the report include the Samson PVC range and POWERGUARD for trunking and conduits. Operations are carried out from three manufacturing plants in Sri Lanka: the main plant in Galle, a rubber plant in Kalutara and a PVC plant in Baddegama. The company is a subsidiary of DSI Samson Group (Pvt) Ltd and does not have any subsidiaries or associates of its own.

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Daily FT·Feb 27, 2026·Management or board change
Indira Malwatta joins CT Holdings Board

C T Holdings (CTHR.N0000) has appointed Indira Malwatta as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Malwatta has over 40 years' experience and currently serves on the boards of Samson International, Cargills and Kotmale.

Daily FT·Aug 20, 2025·Earnings & resultsPositive
Samson International bounces back with strong Q1 profits

Samson International PLC reported a 158% profit increase in Q1 (quarter ended 30 June) with revenue up 19% to Rs. 648 million, driven by a 43% rise in export sales. Management attributed the turnaround to market diversification and strategic initiatives implemented over the past year.

ExportersFuel & Energy Prices
Daily FT·Feb 17, 2025·Management or board change
Indira Malwatte new Chairperson at Samson International

Indira Malwatte has been appointed Chairperson of Samson International PLC with effect from 11 February. She succeeds Dr. D. Kulatunga Rajapaksa (resigned Nov 2024) and has been on the Samson board since August 2020.

Exporters
EconomyNext·Dec 20, 2024·Market commentaryPositive
Sri Lanka stocks close up, turnover Rs9.23bn

Colombo Stock Exchange closed higher as the ASPI rose 1.07% to 14,810 and turnover hit Rs9.23bn, the highest since Feb 7. Top contributors included Central Finance, Ceylon Cold Stores, Melstacorp, Access Engineering and Chevron Lubricants; net foreign outflow was Rs226m.

Consumer Staples (FMCG)Construction Activity

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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