Vallibel Finance (VFIN.N0000) reported FY2025/26 PBT of Rs.7.6bn, up 37.5%, with total assets rising to Rs.180.2bn (61.4% growth) and NPLs falling to 2.53%; the company also cited 70% portfolio growth and ongoing digital transformation initiatives.
Vallibel Finance Plc
VFIN.N0000Banks & Finance · Finance/Rental/Leasing
Annual fundamentals
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 14.3B | Rs 3.7B | 15.12 |
| 2025 | Rs 10.4B | Rs 2.7B | 11.45 |
| 2024 | Rs 8.9B | Rs 2.1B | 8.73 |
| 2023 | Rs 5.7B | Rs 1.3B | 5.64 |
| 2022 | Rs 7.7B | Rs 2.8B | 12.07 |
| 2021 | Rs 5.4B | Rs 1.7B | 29.32 |
| 2020 | Rs 4.8B | Rs 1.3B | 21.29 |
Recent dividends
- 2025 · first and finalRs 2.75
- 2024 · first and finalRs 2.00
- 2023 · finalRs 1.00
- 2022 · finalRs 2.00
- 2021 · first interimRs 6.00
- 2019 · first and finalRs 4.00
- 2018Rs 3.50
- 2017Rs 3.00
About Vallibel Finance Plc
Vallibel Finance PLC is a Sri Lanka-based finance company that provides a range of lending, deposit and tailored financial products through a nationwide branch network and digital channels. Its core activities include secured gold-backed lending, consumer and commercial lending, and leasing and auto-financing solutions; the company supports these with a growing digital platform (VFIN Digital) and branch-based customer service. The company operates across all nine provinces with an extensive branch footprint and strategic partnerships with local vehicle and mobility brands to support its leasing and auto finance business, and it emphasises risk management, information security and governance in its operations.
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Vallibel Finance (VFIN.N0000) raised over Rs. 2.1 billion via an oversubscribed rights issue of 29,431,675 shares at Rs.72 to strengthen its Tier I capital. The proceeds are intended to boost regulatory capital buffers, expand lending capacity and support the company's growth plans.
Rights issue · 1:8 at Rs 72.00 · XD Mar 27, 2026
Vallibel Finance (VFIN.N0000) plans to raise approximately Rs. 2.12 billion via a rights issue of 29,431,675 new ordinary shares at Rs. 72 each to bolster Tier I capital. The offer (one new share for every eight held) is intended to support expansion, capital adequacy and lending growth.
Vallibel Finance (VFIN.N0000) will raise Rs. 2.12 billion via a rights issue of 29,431,675 shares at Rs.72 each to strengthen Tier I capital. The offer is one new share for every eight held, offered pro rata to existing shareholders to support lending capacity and expansion.
Vallibel Finance announced a Rs. 2.12 billion rights issue of 29,431,675 shares at Rs. 72 each (1-for-8), approved at an EGM, to bolster Tier-1 capital and fund expansion including digital transformation and branch growth as it targets a Rs. 200 billion asset base.
Rights issue · 1:8 at Rs 72.00 · XD Mar 27, 2026
Vallibel Finance (VFIN.N0000) will raise Rs2.11 billion through a 1-for-8 rights issue at Rs72 per share, issuing 29,431,675 ordinary voting shares. The proceeds are to strengthen Tier 1 capital to support expansion and maintain capital adequacy; the issue has central bank approval and is subject to CSE and shareholder approvals.
Vallibel Finance PLC will raise about Rs.2.12 billion via a rights issue of 29,431,675 new ordinary voting shares at Rs.72 each to strengthen its Tier I capital; the CBSL approved the issue on 16 January 2026. Shares closed down Rs.0.50 at Rs.105.50 and net assets were Rs.68.72 per share as of end-September 2025.
Rights issue · 1:8 at Rs 72.00 · XD Mar 27, 2026
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