S.S. Oil Mills Limited: performance and outlook
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder’s review of S.S. Oil Mills (SSOM) reports that net sales rose 74.79 percent to Rs13,684.35 million in 2026, while net profit increased 60.16 percent to Rs401.427 million. Earnings per share reached Rs70.94, although the gross-profit margin eased to 6.89 percent and the operating margin declined to 5.87 percent.
The company’s sales volumes of washed oil and meal and soap grew during the year, alongside higher production and an expanded workforce. Looking ahead, the review says the lifting of import restrictions could support soybean supplies, while a shift towards non-GMO seeds could raise production costs; SSOM says it has signed forward purchase agreements to secure supply and set procurement prices.
At a glance
- SSOM’s 2026 net sales increased 74.79 percent to Rs13,684.35 million.
- Net profit rose 60.16 percent to Rs401.427 million in 2026.
- Forward purchase agreements are intended to secure raw materials and procurement prices.
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