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Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Sector on the Brink of Collapse: LKR 10 Billion in Unpaid Dues Threatens Industry Survival

May 14, 2026

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA – May 5, 2026 –
The Federation of Renewable Energy Developers (FRED), the apex body of renewable energy developers in Sri Lanka and an associate of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, warns that unless the Government steps in to resolve the financial crisis the industry is in due to the payment defaults by the National System Operator (Pvt) Limited (NSO), the domestic renewable energy sector faces a natural death.
Payments for renewable energy supplied to the national grid have been entirely halted since December 2025. With LKR 2.5 Billion falling due each month, the defaults have ballooned to an unsustainable LKR 10 Billion as of April 2026.
The Root Cause: Prioritizing Expensive Fossil Fuels Over Sustainable Energy
According to senior officials at the NSO, the primary reason for this liquidity drain is the prioritization of payments for diesel and heavy fuel power generation to operate approximately 100MW to 150MW of daily supply shortfall arising from inefficiencies and shortfalls in coal power generation since December.
Driven by the ongoing geopolitical conflict between Iran and the US, the cost of generating this thermal power has skyrocketed to exorbitant levels, nearing or exceeding LKR 100 per kWh.
It is fundamentally unfair that conventional power generators receive preferential treatment for disbursements while the renewable energy sector is completely forgotten. FRED demands that the exact same payment priority afforded to coal, diesel, and heavy fuel operators must be extended to renewable energy developers. FRED warns that prioritizing payments for expensive fossil fuel powerplants, and defaulting on the renewable energy developers who provide
significantly cheaper and cleaner energy, can have a backlash if those operators are forced out of business leaving a bigger supply shortfall.
Affected Capacity
This crisis directly impacts ground-mounted, mini-hydro, wind, and biomass installations across the country, excluding rooftop solar. The affected capacity currently bearing the brunt of this non-payment includes:
Renewable Energy Type
Number of Plants
Installed Capacity (MW)
Ground Mounted Solar
134
314.3
Wind
20
267.5
Mini Hydro
221
434.6
Dendro & Other
14
57.5
Total Capacity
389
1,073.9
Severe Industry Fallout
This unfair and disproportionate treatment is devastating close to 400 small and medium-scale companies (SMEs) and local entrepreneurs. The downstream effects are catastrophic:
Looming Financial Defaults:
Power plant owners are increasingly unable to service their bank loans. This threatens to create a massive wave of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) within the banking sector, risking broader economic instability.
Massive Threat to Livelihoods:
Company owners have exhausted their personal funds. If the NSO does not release payments immediately, thousands of employees including technical staff, laborers, electricians, mechanics, engineers, and administrative staff will go without salaries.
Operational Stagnation:
Without revenue, operators cannot purchase
essential spare parts required for routine maintenance. This will inevitably lead to plant breakdowns, reducing the availability of renewable power and further exacerbating the national energy deficit.
Destruction of Investor Confidence:
The blatant disregard for payment
agreements is severely damaging investor confidence. Future renewable energy tenders are likely to see drastically reduced participation and much higher quoted tariffs due to the elevated risk profile of doing business with the state.
Risk to Sovereign Credibility & Climate Goals: This situation jeopardizes Sri
Lanka’s credibility with international funding agencies. Furthermore, stifling the renewable energy sector actively derails the nation’s long-term clean energy targets and sustainable development goals.
Urgent Call to Action
To avert the complete collapse of the renewable energy sector and prevent reciprocal damage to the broader economy, FRED urgently requests the Government of Sri Lanka to take the following immediate actions:
Immediate Treasury Intervention & Grant Allocation:
If the NSO is unable to secure commercial funding due to its status as a new corporate entity lacking substantial collateral, we strongly urge the Ministry of Finance and the General Treasury to intervene. Furthermore, if the Government of Sri Lanka or the Treasury issues a grant, LKR 10 Billion out of it must be strictly allocated for the payments of RE developers.
Cabinet Intervention:
Issue an immediate Cabinet directive to authorize and expedite these financial solutions before the SME energy sector is forced into mass default with domestic banks.
The Federation of Renewable Energy Developers stands ready to work with the government to ensure a stable, sustainable, and economically viable energy future for Sri Lanka, but immediate financial relief is non-negotiable to keep the lights on today.

Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Sector on the Brink of Collapse: LKR 10 Billion in Unpaid Dues Threatens Industry Survival

May 14, 2026

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA – May 5, 2026 –
The Federation of Renewable Energy Developers (FRED), the apex body of renewable energy developers in Sri Lanka and an associate of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, warns that unless the Government steps in to resolve the financial crisis the industry is in due to the payment defaults by the National System Operator (Pvt) Limited (NSO), the domestic renewable energy sector faces a natural death.
Payments for renewable energy supplied to the national grid have been entirely halted since December 2025. With LKR 2.5 Billion falling due each month, the defaults have ballooned to an unsustainable LKR 10 Billion as of April 2026.
The Root Cause: Prioritizing Expensive Fossil Fuels Over Sustainable Energy
According to senior officials at the NSO, the primary reason for this liquidity drain is the prioritization of payments for diesel and heavy fuel power generation to operate approximately 100MW to 150MW of daily supply shortfall arising from inefficiencies and shortfalls in coal power generation since December.
Driven by the ongoing geopolitical conflict between Iran and the US, the cost of generating this thermal power has skyrocketed to exorbitant levels, nearing or exceeding LKR 100 per kWh.
It is fundamentally unfair that conventional power generators receive preferential treatment for disbursements while the renewable energy sector is completely forgotten. FRED demands that the exact same payment priority afforded to coal, diesel, and heavy fuel operators must be extended to renewable energy developers. FRED warns that prioritizing payments for expensive fossil fuel powerplants, and defaulting on the renewable energy developers who provide
significantly cheaper and cleaner energy, can have a backlash if those operators are forced out of business leaving a bigger supply shortfall.
Affected Capacity
This crisis directly impacts ground-mounted, mini-hydro, wind, and biomass installations across the country, excluding rooftop solar. The affected capacity currently bearing the brunt of this non-payment includes:
Renewable Energy Type
Number of Plants
Installed Capacity (MW)
Ground Mounted Solar
134
314.3
Wind
20
267.5
Mini Hydro
221
434.6
Dendro & Other
14
57.5
Total Capacity
389
1,073.9
Severe Industry Fallout
This unfair and disproportionate treatment is devastating close to 400 small and medium-scale companies (SMEs) and local entrepreneurs. The downstream effects are catastrophic:
Looming Financial Defaults:
Power plant owners are increasingly unable to service their bank loans. This threatens to create a massive wave of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) within the banking sector, risking broader economic instability.
Massive Threat to Livelihoods:
Company owners have exhausted their personal funds. If the NSO does not release payments immediately, thousands of employees including technical staff, laborers, electricians, mechanics, engineers, and administrative staff will go without salaries.
Operational Stagnation:
Without revenue, operators cannot purchase
essential spare parts required for routine maintenance. This will inevitably lead to plant breakdowns, reducing the availability of renewable power and further exacerbating the national energy deficit.
Destruction of Investor Confidence:
The blatant disregard for payment
agreements is severely damaging investor confidence. Future renewable energy tenders are likely to see drastically reduced participation and much higher quoted tariffs due to the elevated risk profile of doing business with the state.
Risk to Sovereign Credibility & Climate Goals: This situation jeopardizes Sri
Lanka’s credibility with international funding agencies. Furthermore, stifling the renewable energy sector actively derails the nation’s long-term clean energy targets and sustainable development goals.
Urgent Call to Action
To avert the complete collapse of the renewable energy sector and prevent reciprocal damage to the broader economy, FRED urgently requests the Government of Sri Lanka to take the following immediate actions:
Immediate Treasury Intervention & Grant Allocation:
If the NSO is unable to secure commercial funding due to its status as a new corporate entity lacking substantial collateral, we strongly urge the Ministry of Finance and the General Treasury to intervene. Furthermore, if the Government of Sri Lanka or the Treasury issues a grant, LKR 10 Billion out of it must be strictly allocated for the payments of RE developers.
Cabinet Intervention:
Issue an immediate Cabinet directive to authorize and expedite these financial solutions before the SME energy sector is forced into mass default with domestic banks.
The Federation of Renewable Energy Developers stands ready to work with the government to ensure a stable, sustainable, and economically viable energy future for Sri Lanka, but immediate financial relief is non-negotiable to keep the lights on today.

CA Sri Lanka TAGS Awards 2025 – Gold Award

February 16, 2026

Panasian Power PLC being awarded the Gold Award in the Power & Energy Companies Category at the CA Sri Lanka TAGS Awards 2025 is a remarkable recognition of the Company’s unwavering commitment to transparency, accountability, strong corporate governance and sustainability.
This prestigious accolade underscores Panasian Power PLC’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards in corporate reporting while continuing to drive sustainable growth within Sri Lanka’s renewable energy sector. The recognition not only reflects operational excellence but also strengthens stakeholder confidence in the Company’s long-term vision and responsible business practices.

5MW Ground Mounted Solar Power Plant in Ampara

October 20, 2025

We are pleased to announce the successful inauguration of our new 5MW Ground Mounted Solar Power Plant in Ampara, which was grid connected to the National Grid on 17th October 2025. The inauguration ceremony was graced by the presence of distinguished guests, including Chief Guest Mr. Chinthaka Abeywickrama – District Secretary- Ampara, Guest of honour Prof. Wijendra Bandara – Chairman – Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority , and Special Guests Mr. S .H. Chandana Jayasuriya – Principal & staff of Dutugemunupura Primary School, Divisional Secretary & staff. Their esteemed presence added great value to this significant occasion, marking another milestone in our ongoing commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives across Sri Lanka. We extend our sincere appreciation to all individuals and teams whose contributions made this achievement possible. Together, we continue to drive progress towards a sustainable and energy-secure future.

OPENING CEREMONY OF PAP EGSS SOLAR (PVT) LTD

October 4, 2025

We are proud to announce the inauguration of our new 5MW Solar Power Plant – Hiayre, Galle Held on 04th October 2025 which was connected to national grid since 29th Aug 2025. We were honored by the presence of distinguished guests at the ceremony Chief Guest Eng. Kumara Jayakody – Hon. Minister of Power & Energy. Special Guests Mr. Harsha Wickramasinghe – Director General, Sustainable Energy Authority (SEA). Project Finance team, Commercial Bank. Their presence marked a significant milestone in our journey toward renewable energy excellence. Grateful to everyone who made this milestone possible, here’s to powering progress with the sun!

Mr. Pathmanatha Poddiwala, CEO/Executive Director of Panasian Power PLC, has been elected as the President of the Association for the year 2025/26.

September 15, 2025

The Small Hydropower Developers Association convened its 18th Annual General Meeting on 22nd August 2025 at the Royal Colombo Golf Club, Borella, with the participation of its members and key stakeholders, including suppliers, financial institutions, and the Ceylon Electricity Board.
We are pleased to announce that Mr. Pathmanatha Poddiwala, CEO/Executive Director of Panasian Power PLC, has been elected as the President of the Association for the year 2025/26. On behalf of the management and staff of Panasian Power PLC, we extend our sincere congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Pathmanatha as he takes on this leadership role to further the advancement of the industry and its developers.

Company of the Year – Diversified Renewable Energy Solutions

September 8, 2025

Panasian Power PLC is proud to be recognized with the Business Excellence Category award at the Sri Lanka Clean Energy Week Awards 2025. The event was hosted by Solar Quarter at the Marino Beach Colombo.

Our Head of Projects, Mr. Damitha Herath, shared insights on:

* National Renewable Energy Roadmap & Policy Direction

* Financing & Investment Opportunities

* Grid Modernization, Hybrid Systems & Storage

* Innovations in Solar, Wind, Hydro & Energy Efficiency

* Project Implementation & O&M Challenges

We were privileged to have distinguished Guests of Honour:

Prof. Wijendra J. Bandara – Chairman, Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority and Eng. Piyal Hennayake – Vice Chairman/Commissioner, Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka.

Company of the Year – Pioneer in Clean Energy

September 8, 2025

Panasian Power PLC is proud to be recognized with the Business Excellence Category award at the Sri Lanka Clean Energy Week Awards 2025. The event was hosted by Solar Quarter at the Marino Beach Colombo.

Power of Clean Energy

August 27, 2025

We are proud to announce the inauguration of our new 5MW Solar Power Plant | Hiripitiya, Kurunegala, Held on 17th July 2025.
We were honored by the presence of distinguished guests at the ceremony Chief Guest Eng. Kumara Jayakody – Hon. Minister of Power & Energy. Guest of Honor Mr. Arjuna Herath – Chairman, Board of Investment (BOI). Special Guests Mr. Tissa Kumarasiri Warnasuriya – Governor. Prof. T.M.W.J. Bandara – Chairman, Sustainable Energy Authority (SEA). Mr. Vijaya – Senior VP, Head of Project Finance, HNB Bank. Their presence marked a significant milestone in our journey toward renewable energy excellence.

“Power of Clean Energy”

August 27, 2025

We are proud to announce the inauguration of our second 5MW ground-mounted solar power project in Maho, Galagedara (Grama Niladhari Division), Anuradhapura, on 17th May 2025.
Honored by the presence of our Chief Guest, Ms. R. Wijerupa Divisional Secretary Nikaweratiya. Another step forward in powering a greener Sri Lanka!

“Power of Clean Energy”

August 27, 2025

We are proud to announce the inauguration of our new 5MW ground-mounted solar power project in Selesthimaduwa, Thirappane (Grama Niladhari Division), Anuradhapura, on 17th May 2025.
Honored by the presence of our Chief Guest, Mr. N.P.S. Ananda Premakumara, Secretary to the Governor of North Central Province.
Another step forward in powering a greener Sri Lanka!

Annual Report 2024-2025 Request Form

June 4, 2025

PAP Notice of Meeting and Proxy 2024-2025

June 4, 2025

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2024/25 CIRCULAR TO SHAREHOLDERS

June 4, 2025

Panasian Power PLC is honored to receive the Bronze Award

December 16, 2024

Panasian Power PLC is honored to receive the Bronze Award in the Power and Energy sector, recognized for excellence in corporate reporting at the TAGS Awards 2024. The event was hosted by the Institute of Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka at the Shangri-La Hotel, Colombo.

Panasian Power PLC won the Certificate in Compliance at CMA Excellence in Integrated reporting 2024.

November 23, 2024

Panasian Power PLC won the Certificate in Compliance at CMA Excellence in Integrated reporting 2024.
CMA Sri Lanka, the national professional management accounting body in Sri Lanka, held their CMA Excellence in Integrated Reporting Awards 2024, at Hotel Taj Samudra.

Best Presented Annual Report Awards, Integrated Reporting Awards and SAARC Anniversary Awards for Corporate Governance Disclosure 2023

November 18, 2024

Panasian Power PLC honoured for their excellence in annual reporting at Cinnamon Lakeside Colombo, at the SAFA Best Presented Annual Report Awards organized by the South Asian Federation of Accountants (SAFA).

The event showcased the highest standards of transparency, accountability, and corporate governance in the region with companies from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal taking part in it.

PAP honoured with “Certificate of Merit” being only Sri Lankan Company to be selected from “Power & Energy sector.

CONGRATULATIONS!

October 15, 2024

Mr. Lakshman Silva, the Chairman of Panasian Power PLC has been appointed as Independent Non-Executive Director of Melstacorp PLC & The Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka PLC (DCSL) with effect from 1st October 2024.

Congratulations & best wishes on your new appointments.

CONGRATULATIONS!

May 7, 2024

Mr. Lakshman Silva, the Chairman of Panasian Power PLC has been appointed as Director / Chairman of Lanka Pay Private Limited WEF 1st June 2024.

Warmest wishes & congratulations on your new appointment.

SUNFROW Hosted a Business meet in Colombo Collaboration With PAP as Exclusive Channel Partner

January 10, 2024

Panasian Power PLC together with SUNGROW Power Supply & Co. being the Exclusive channel partner for SUNGROW Inverters proudly presented Sri Lanka Business Meet and Technical Seminar on 29th November 2023 at Taj Samudra Colombo.

We were honored to have Prof. Asanka Rodrigo ( Professor Electrical Engineering at Moratuwa University’s and Former Director General at Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority) as the esteemed chief guest, along with SUNGROW team and all the loyal customers of PAP.

And our sincere gratitude to all participants for making Sri Lanka Business meet and technical seminar truly successful and memorable!

 

Panasian Power PLC Secured a Gold Award in Power and Energy sector – TAGS Awards 2023

December 14, 2023

Panasian Power PLC, the leading Power and Energy company, emerged as the Gold Award Winner for the Power and Energy sector at the recently held prestigious TAGS Awards 2023 in corporate reporting, organized by Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) .
PAP’s 22/23 Annual Report was themed “Powering Sustainable Future” and featured a range of new non- financial initiatives towards sustainability.
TAGS Awards are the search to honour organisations delivering excellence in corporate reporting that promote the fundamental pillars of transparency, accountability, governance, and sustainability.
This recognition is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and innovation exhibited by the entire Panasian Power PLC team. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our employees, stakeholders, and partners for their unwavering support, which has played a pivotal role in our success.

PAP is Proudly Announce 30MW Tender Award Notice

November 20, 2023

PAP is proudly announced that four (04) of our fully owned subsidiaries have been awarded 5MW x 6nos (Total 30MW) Ground Mounted Solar PV projects in 6 GSS in the Island. Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) floated Tender No. TR/REP&PM/ICB/2022/001/C – Establishment of 70 MW, AC ground mounted Solar PV power plants in (1-5) MW, AC capacity on build, own and operate basis with 20 years operation period in March 2023 where PAP submitted six proposals and all 6 proposals have been awarded by Ministry of Power and Energy where PAP being lowest successful bidder for attractive tariff on 10th Nov at Ministry of Power.

We are planning to connect these projects to national grid at the end of next financial year as per agreed timelines and we hope these projects greatly contribute achieving national renewable energy targets while contributing our environment to replace fossil fuel-based power.

PAP team is delighted with this great success which is a remarkable achievement in the company history where these projects will double our capacity and top line in 2025.

Panasian Power wins the Infrastructure and utility sector category for the 3rd time at the NEBA 2023

June 30, 2023

In recognition of excellence in Business, Panasian Power PLC (PAP) won the merit (bronze) award under Infrastructure & Utilities Sector category at a National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA 2023) ceremony organized by The National Chamber of commerce of Sri Lanka. PAP has had a presence at these awards in past years, having won two times including being runner up (2019) and merit award (2021) in this category.

Panasian Power PLC Attained Prestigious ISO Certification

July 18, 2022

Panasian Power PLC successfully attained ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational health and safety standard) and ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management standard) for the built, Installation, Commissioning, Operation and maintenance of Solar Power Projects and Operation and maintenance of Mini Hydro Projects on 12th May 2022.

Panasian Power PLC Appoints a New Chairman

June 30, 2022

Panasian Power PLC announced that Mr. L.H.A. Lakshman Silva as the new chairman of the company with effect from 28th June 2022.

Mr. Lakshman Silva is an industry veteran who with his extensive background and expertise in the financial service and banking industry of over 36 years. He started the professional career with the Department of Inland Revenue of Sri Lanka and joined the DFCC Banking Group in 1987.  He was seconded to the service of DFCC Vardhana Bank in 2003 and functioned as the Chief Operating Officer until appointment as the Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director in January 2010. He held the position of Deputy Chief Executive Officer/Director of DFCC Bank PLC from October 2015 and appointed as the Chief Executive Officer/Director in August 2017.

Until retirement in December 2021, he held the position of Chairman of DFCC Consulting (Pvt) Limited, Lanka Industrial Estates Limited and Synapsys Limited, subsidiary companies of DFCC Bank PLC, and the Chairman of Lanka Financial Services Bureau Limited as well as Sri Lanka Banks’ Association (Guarantee) Limited. Also he held the position of Chairman of Acuity Partners (Pvt) Limited, the joint venture company of DFCC Bank PLC. In addition he was a Director of Lanka Ventures Limited, LVL Energy Fund PLC and LankaClear (Pvt) Ltd.

Panasian Power Shines at National Business Excellence Awards 2021

June 30, 2022

Panasian Power PLC was awarded with a Bronze Award at the National Business Excellence Awards 2021, under the Utility Sector at the NBEA ceremony organized by the National chamber of Commerce Sri Lanka on 22nd March 2022.

Panasian Power PLC Commissions Solar Project Worth 420Mn

October 28, 2021

Panasian Power PLC (PAP), a dynamic Sri Lankan renewable energy solutions organisation and a leading supplier of renewable energy to the national grid recently commissioned a 3 MW ground solar plant in Matara, worth a total investment of LKR 420 million.

Panasian Power is the equity investor and led all aspects of the construction including in-house engineering, design, site acquisition, acquiring permissions, simulation and procurement. Panasian Power also took the lead in securing power purchase agreements (PPA) for the project.

Panasian Power PLC records 63% increase in net profit for FY20/21

July 28, 2021

Panasian Power PLC (CSE: PAP.N) one of Sri Lanka’s leading green energy solutions providers, posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 248 million for the financial year ending March 31st, 2021, signifying a growth of 63% compared to the financial year in 2019/20. The Group saw a revenue increase of 62% in the final quarter of the year 2020/21 when compared with the corresponding quarter in FY 19/20. Net profit margin also grew year on year by 7%.

Key highlights for the year that paved Panasian Power’s path to a successful financial year were the commissioning of a total of 6.75MWp of solar projects across the country amidst difficult operating conditions given the global Covid crisis. This included a 3MWp ground solar project in Matara, and 3.75MWp of rooftop solar projects, along with the completion of pre-development for 2MWp of ground solar projects.

1MW Solar Power Plant in Beliattha

July 28, 2021

Panasian Power PLC has signed the agreement on 09th March 2018 as a consultant for 1MW Solar Power Plant in Beliattha.

Solar Power Project at ODEL

March 15, 2018

Panasian Investments (Pvt) Ltd has signed the agreement on 10th November 2017 as a JV partner for 400Kw Rooftop Solar Power Project at Jinadasa Brothers Building in Boralesgamuwa.

800Kw Rooftop Solar Power Project

March 15, 2018

Panasian Investments (Pvt) Ltd has signed the agreement on 15th November 2017 and incorporated PAP Solar One (Pvt) Ltd to invest and develop on 800Kw Rooftop Solar Power Project at Bernard
Botejue Industries Office Complex and Factory

Panasian Power makes acquisition to construct two new mini hydropower plants

August 19, 2017

With this acquisition Panasian will commence construction of two mini hydropower plants (MHP) in the Nuwara Eliya district in early 2018 with an estimated investment of Rs.400 million.

Upon completion, these MHPs are expected to yield a combined output of 7.53 GWh per annum.
“This latest acquisition is in keeping with our long term goal of increasing our renewable energy footprint to meet the local demand for clean, low cost energy.

Furthermore, our decade long experience in the mini hydropower sector makes us ideally suited to ensure that the project runs efficiently with the highest energy output,” said Pathmanatha Podiwala, General Manager of Panasian Power.

“Renewable energy projects like this will help propel Sri Lanka towards a sustainable energy future that will yield benefits throughout our economy and increase the quality of life.”

He went on to add that due to the convenient accessibility, short length of structures and minimal environmental impact, construction of the project is not expected to exceed 12 months.

The Lower Kotmale Oya Power Two(Pvt) Ltd was formed as a special purpose vehicle company to develop two cascade projects, the Lower Kotmale Oya II MHP and Medakumbura MHP, utilizing water resources from Kotmale Oya in the Pundaluoya township, Nuwara Eliya district.

Panasian Power, which was incorporated in 1982, owns and operates mini hydropower plants and supplies electricity directly to the Ceylon Electricity Board in accordance with the Small Power Purchase Agreement (SPPA) entered into on 5th July 2004 and spans for 15 years with a further extension of 5 years.

Repair of badly damaged village access road in the Rathurugala area of the Ratnapura District.

August 17, 2017

Panasian Power PLC made several investments aimed at developing infrastructure and creating opportunities for communities in Sri Lanka during the year in review commencing with the repair of badly damaged village access road in the Rathurugala area of the Ratnapura District.

Additionally, the Company made a generous donation to the Ratnapura Divisional Secretariat during the last year in order to fund an overseas trip for children from the local Sunday School in order to enable these children to experience their first time in a foreign land thereby empowering them with the motivation and drive to succeed in their own educational careers.

Mr. Senthilverl Senthia Nandhanan as Non-Executive Director

June 5, 2017

Panasian Power PLC announced that Mr. Senthilverl Senthia Nandhanan appointed as Non-Executive Director of the company with effect from June 05, 2017. He possess 18 years of corporate management experience actively manages a leading group of company as CEO.

Earnings Results for the Fourth Quarter and Full Year End

May 9, 2017

Panasian Power PLC reported group and company earnings results for the fourth quarter and full year ended March 31, 2017. For the quarter, the group reported revenue of LKR 58,868,759, operating profit of LKR 32,926,472, profit before taxation of LKR 9,280,873, profit of LKR 9,280,873, profit attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 6,997,480 or LKR 0.02 per share against revenue of LKR 58,256,664, operating profit of LKR 36,301,454, profit before taxation of LKR 23,401,919, profit of LKR 17,181,367, profit attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 17,398,788 or LKR 0.03 per share a year ago. For the quarter, the company reported revenue of LKR 3,707,838, operating loss of LKR 7,661,642, loss before taxation of LKR 31,005,743, loss of LKR 31,005,743, loss attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 31,304,891 or LKR 0.06 per share against revenue of LKR 21,703,216, operating profit of LKR 10,802,520, loss before taxation of LKR 2,633,010, loss of LKR 5,615,300, loss attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 5,728,439 or LKR 0.01 per share a year ago. For the year, the group reported revenue of LKR 204,567,314, operating profit of LKR 117,048,649, profit before taxation of LKR 38,494,664, profit of LKR 34,662,510, profit attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 33,053,378 or LKR 0.07 per share against revenue of LKR 287,187,421, operating profit of LKR 200,167,063, profit before taxation of LKR 150,127,381, profit of LKR 134,907,185, profit attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 135,406,296 or LKR 0.27 per share a year ago. Net cash flow from operating activities was LKR 45,988,977 against LKR 174,248,533 a year ago. Purchase of property, plant and equipment was LKR 202,875,743 against LKR 15,519,011 a year ago. For the year, the company reported revenue of LKR 125,395,386, operating profit of LKR 80,433,890, profit before taxation of LKR 661,163, loss of LKR 1,860,338, loss attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 2,159,486 or LKR 0.00 per share against revenue of LKR 166,548,590, operating profit of LKR 149,064,322, profit before taxation of LKR 97,441,985, profit of LKR 93,691,485, profit attributable to owners of the parent was LKR 93,804,624 or LKR 0.19 per share a year ago. Net cash flow used in operating activities of LKR 32,152,736 against net cash flow from operating activities of LKR 47,719,889 a year ago. Purchase of property, plant and equipment was LKR 2,350,157 against LKR 6,304,160 a year ago.

Panasian Power PLC Announces Executive Changes

April 3, 2017

Panasian Power PLC announced that Dr. Pratap Ramanujan has relinquished his duties as CEO with effect from March 31, 2017 and will continue in office as the Non Executive Chairman. Mr. Siddi Mohamed Farook, non executive director has been appointed as managing director with effect from April 1, 2017. Mr. Thirunavukarasu Someswaran, independent non executive director has resigned from the board with effect from March 29, 2017.