Wealthtrust Securities PLC
WLTH.N0000Banks & Finance · Investment Banks/Brokers
Annual fundamentals
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Rs 1.5B | Rs 541.2M | 0.46 |
Recent dividends
No dividend records.
About Wealthtrust Securities PLC
WealthTrust Securities PLC is a licensed Primary Dealer under the Central Bank of Sri Lanka that acts as a specialised intermediary in the government securities market. It provides services to government, insurance companies, unit trusts and fund managers, corporate clients and individual investors across Sri Lanka. The company's principal activities include participation in primary and secondary government securities markets through Treasury bill and bond dealings, repo and reverse repo transactions, SLDBs and corporate debt trading, supported by portfolio management and yield-curve management capabilities. WealthTrust also undertakes leveraged bond trading and manages trading portfolios for institutional and other clients. WealthTrust offers an online platform, the WealthTrust Portal, which enables individual and institutional investors to register with e-signatures, submit bids in Treasury bill and bond auctions and purchase government securities directly, supported by advisory and customer service from its investment professionals.
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Wealthtrust Securities PLC (WLTH.N0000) debuted on the CSE Diri Savi Board with 71,548,244 shares and the stock rose 167.14% on debut, closing at Rs 18.70. The IPO raised LKR 500,837,708 and carried an A- (Positive) rating from Lanka Rating Agency.
The Colombo Stock Exchange halted trading on 07 Jan 2026 and cancelled all orders and transactions after unusually high-price trades in WealthTrust Securities PLC's Diri Savi Board debut; the CSE said the moves were not attributable to WealthTrust, will ban market orders on first-day listings going forward, and trading will resume on 08 Jan 2026.
WealthTrust Securities (WLTH.N0000) says today's CSE trading halt was caused by an isolated erroneous trade by a market participant and not by the company or its pre-IPO shareholders; it confirmed no pre-IPO shares were sold and its operations/fundamentals are unaffected. The CSE will cancel pre-halt trades and purge orders; trading will resume after procedures.
Wealthtrust Securities (WLTH.N0000) says an isolated erroneous trade on its Colombo Stock Exchange debut did not involve the company or pre‑IPO shareholders and that no pre‑IPO shares were sold; the CSE halted and cancelled trades and is investigating.
Colombo Stock Exchange cancelled all trades and purged orders after an error trade in newly listed Wealthtrust Securities executed at Rs 25,000 that pushed turnover to Rs 162 billion. Trading will resume only after all transactions are cancelled and post-9am orders are re-entered.
Colombo Stock Exchange canceled all equity trades conducted before today’s market halt after detecting irregular-priced transactions executed by Wealthtrust Securities; trading will resume only after affected trades are cancelled and orders placed after 9:00 a.m. are purged, requiring investors to re-enter orders.
Wealthtrust Securities (WLTH.N0000) begins trading today on the CSE Diri Savi Board after an IPO that raised about Rs.500.8m (71,548,244 shares at Rs.7) and was oversubscribed 14.9 times. Proceeds will strengthen its capital base to absorb market and interest-rate risks and expand government securities trading.
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