United Motors Lanka PLC (UML) reported a strong resurgence in performance for the six months ended 30 September 2025, with the Group posting a profit of Rs. 1.41 billion compared to a loss of Rs. 119 million in the same period last year โ a 1,287 percent increase. The Companyโs profit rose sharply to Rs. 658 million from Rs. 48 million, marking a 1,271 percent year-on-year growth. Group revenue climbed 303 percent to Rs. 19.1 billion, while Company revenue grew 212 percent to Rs. 9.0 billion.
This robust performance was driven by a sharp rebound in vehicle sales, stronger aftersales operations, and improved supply chain stability amid renewed consumer confidence. The second quarter further strengthened the Groupโs upward trajectory, with profit rising to Rs. 1.09 billion โ a 248 percent increase from the first quarter โ while Company profit surged 388 percent to Rs. 546 million. Group revenue grew 90 percent quarter-on-quarter, and Company revenue nearly tripled .
Commenting on the results, United Motors Lanka PLC Group CEO/Executive Director Chanaka Yatawara said:โOur strong performance reflects the success of our diversified mobility portfolio and the continued confidence our customers place in us. Having a product range that spans from entry-level 1,000cc vehicles priced from Rs. 8,250,000, to crossover SUVs, rugged double cabs, and a wide selection of commercial trucks and buses โ all carefully chosen to meet diverse customer needs has supported this financial performance.โ
He also highlighted the recent acquisition of Dutch Lanka Trailers as a strategic investment that has enhanced the Groupโs overall performance. โDutch Lanka Trailers already exports to over 60 countries, and we see this as a significant growth engine for the Group in the years ahead,โ he added.
With its diversified portfolio and strengthened operational base, United Motors enters the second half of FY2025/26 well-positioned to sustain growth and deliver long-term value to its shareholders and customers alike.
Source: Ada Derana Biz