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Rising costs leave 37.7% of listed firms unable to cover interest expenses
More than a third of Sri Lanka's listed non-financial companies failed to generate sufficient earnings to cover their interest expenses
More than a third of Sri Lanka's listed non-financial companies failed to generate sufficient earnings to cover their interest expenses
The ICR measures earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) against interest expenses. The proportion of companies reporting higher revenue also increased to 67.2% from 59.8%. It also recorded negative net profit relative to debt.
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