WindForce PLC, Sri Lanka’s leading renewable energy company, has reported outstanding financial results for the fiscal year 2024/25, demonstrating its strategic resilience and commitment to sustainable growth. The Group recorded consolidated revenue of LKR 6.9 billion, marking an 18% increase from the previous year, while EBITDA rose by 9% to LKR 6.1 billion. Net profit surged by 29% to LKR 2.25 billion, driven by key expansions and operational milestones.
Among the major contributors to this performance was the commissioning of the 15 MW Hiruras wind plant in mid-2023 and the 10 MW Kebitigollewa solar plant in 2024, alongside the consolidation of Solar Universe as a subsidiary in August 2024. Additionally, revenue was strengthened by the recognition of LKR 708 million in late payment revenue from the Ceylon Electricity Board under the standard power purchase agreement.
In the solar sector, revenue grew by 19%, supported by the Kebitigollewa project and the integration of Solar Universe into the Group’s portfolio. The wind sector recorded a modest 4% increase, driven by Hiruras, though reduced wind speeds and operational challenges affected some plants. The hydro sector saw a 13% revenue rise, boosted by Mahoma’s contribution following its subsidiary consolidation in early 2024 and favorable rainfall conditions, though tariff adjustments impacted certain entities.
Despite prevailing market challenges, WindForce PLC continues to demonstrate disciplined financial management and operational excellence. With a commitment to innovation and an expanding renewable energy portfolio, the company remains focused on delivering sustainable value to stakeholders while reinforcing its leadership in Sri Lanka’s renewable energy sector.
