Sri Lanka’s Capital Alliance upgraded to A+ by Lanka Rating Agency

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Sri Lanka’s Capital Alliance PLC (CAL) has received an upgraded credit rating of A+ with a Stable Outlook from Lanka Rating Agency (LRA), reflecting the company’s strong profitability, capital adequacy, and prudent risk management practices.

LRA highlighted CAL’s consistent earnings performance, effective liquidity management, and a measured approach to balance-sheet growth. The agency noted that CAL’s sustained profitability and robust capital adequacy levels are maintained well above regulatory requirements, further strengthening its leading position in Sri Lanka’s government securities market.

CAL’s treasury operations continue to play an influential role in the domestic debt market, contributing to overall market stability.

Sanura Silva, Chief Executive Officer of CAL PLC, commented that the upgraded A+ rating underscores the company’s commitment to disciplined operations across market cycles, while maintaining the resilience necessary to support clients, counterparties, and the broader financial system.

“Capital Alliance PLC remains focused on delivering stability, liquidity, and long-term value, reinforcing its position as a trusted participant in Sri Lanka’s capital markets,” Silva stated.

(Colombo/Dec17/2025)


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