AMF, in its standalone profile, is primarily engaged in vehicle leasing, mainly in the 2-wheeler segment, with a portfolio concentration of 93.8%, and is a small player in the LFC sector, representing approximately 1.0% of total industry assets as of June 2025. The Company's Gross loans and leases portfolio increased to LKR~17.0bn by 2QFY26, registering an impressive growth. The Company posted a net income of LKR~750.0mn in FY25 (FY24: LKR~318.2mn). However, the Company also had a higher gross and net non-performing loans (NPLs) ~18.7% Gross NPL ratio, and Net NPL Ratio of ~12.0% as at 2QFY26, as compared with the industry average, since its target market largely pertained to middle to low-income groups. The Company had an adequate Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) (2QFY26: ~16.1%) and a Total Capital Base of LKR~3.4bn as of 2QFY26. AMF intended to issue a 5-year, Tier 2, listed, rated, unsecured, subordinated, redeemable high-yield bond with a maximum face value of approximately LKR ~1.25 bn. The interest rate was to be determined in accordance with the Finance Business Act Directions No. 01 of 2025 issued by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, based on the prevailing 364-day Treasury bill weighted average yield plus the applicable regulatory margin. As an unsecured subordinated instrument, bondholders rank below depositors, senior debt, and secured creditors, but pari passu with other subordinated creditors, and have priority over preference and ordinary shareholders. However, AMF has withdrawn its proposed 5-year, Tier 2, listed, rated, unsecured, subordinated high-yield bond issuance, following a Board resolution on 17 December 2025. The decision reflects the recent acquisition of a majority stake in AMF by LB Finance PLC and the proposed amalgamation of the two entities, which is expected to generate operational and financial synergies. Consequently, the Company will not proceed with the bond issuance at this time.