Consumer & Retail · Food: Major Diversified
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 6.9B | Rs 759.7M | 276.26 |
| 2025 | Rs 6.8B | Rs 647.2M | 235.33 |
| 2024 | Rs 6.3B | Rs 226.7M | 82.42 |
| 2023 | Rs 8.0B | Rs 520.5M | 189.27 |
| 2022 | Rs 4.9B | Rs 386.2M | 140.43 |
| 2021 | Rs 3.2B | Rs 515.9M | 187.60 |
| 2020 | Rs 2.4B | Rs 229.4M | 83.43 |
Convenience Foods (Lanka) PLC (CFL) is a Sri Lankan food manufacturer and marketer, and a subsidiary of the CBL Group, focused on the manufacture and marketing of Textured Soya Protein (TSP) and a range of convenience food products. The Company pioneered TSP in Sri Lanka under the Lankasoy brand and has expanded its product portfolio to include cereals, snacks, salt, coconut milk and spices. CFL markets over 100 SKUs across multiple brands including Lankasoy, Sera, Tetos and Nutriline and operates with multiple quality and food safety certifications (ISO 9001, 14001, 22000, 45001, 50001, GMP, HACCP and SLS for soy products). The business emphasises product quality, innovation, sustainability and workplace development. The Company’s operations and value chain cover sourcing, production and distribution within Sri Lanka, with registered and principal business addresses in Pannipitiya and Ratmalana respectively.
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Colombo Stock Exchange ASPI fell 0.45% midday to 22,309.09 with turnover of 951.8 million rupees, utilities contributing 448.6 million. Convenience Foods Lanka authorized an 8.00 rupee first-and-final dividend and Tokyo Cement proposed a 2.50 rupee first-and-final dividend.
Dividend · Rs 8.00 · XD Aug 14, 2026
First And Final dividend of LKR 8/share; XD 2026-08-14; record 2026-08-16; payable 2026-09-04; FY 2026
Profood Propack & Agbiz 2025 opened at BMICH in Colombo; sponsors include Cargills (CARG.N0000) and Convenience Foods Lanka (SOY.N0000). The exhibition focuses on food processing, packaging and SME support to foster industry partnerships and market access.
Profood Propack & Agbiz 2025 will be held 22–24 Aug 2025 at BMICH, Colombo, with an expanded Knowledge Hub including a Consumer Assistance Desk and new Industry Help Desk. Platinum sponsors include Cargills Ceylon PLC and the event targets SME support, trade links and commercialisation of food-processing innovations.
Dividend · Rs 6.70 · XD Aug 28, 2025
First And Final dividend of LKR 6.7/share; XD 2025-08-28; record 2025-08-28; payable 2025-09-17; FY Year Ended 31st March 2025
Global coconut milk powder market is projected to rise from USD 224.2m in 2025 to USD 409.9m by 2032, a 9% CAGR; growth is driven by veganism, lactose intolerance and expanded food, beverage and personal care applications.
The Profood Propack, Agbiz & Knowledge Hub 2024 exhibition kicked off in Colombo, running three days through 25 August to showcase agriculture, food processing, packaging and exports. Platinum/silver sponsors include Cargills Ceylon PLC and Convenience Foods Lanka PLC.
Profood Propack & Agbiz 2024 will be held 23–25 Aug at the Sirimavo Bandaranaike Exhibition and Convention Centre with 340+ stands and an expected 60,000 visitors; sponsors include Cargills Ceylon PLC and Convenience Foods Lanka PLC. The exhibition covers agriculture, processed food, beverages and packaging and includes seminars and SME showcases.
A Ceylon Chamber delegation led by Hayleys Advantis and including Ceylon Cold Stores urged greater regional economic integration and establishment of a BIMSTEC FTA at the BIMSTEC Business Summit to boost trade in processed food (sugar, spices, tea), pharmaceuticals and logistics.
Consumer retail saw tighter standards and capacity moves. The Consumer Affairs Authority made SLS certification mandatory for all single-use sanitary towels from 8 October 2026, with import inspections. Pelwatte broke ground on a liquid milk plant in Kurunegala to expand fresh dairy. Exporters to the EU were briefed on EmpCo, PPWR and EUDR rules carrying penalties up to €2m or 4% of turnover. Indian SMEs held B2B sessions locally.
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