Royal Ceramics to invest almost Rs.1bn for new kiln, machinery

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Royal Ceramics PLC (RCL), Sri Lanka’s leading floor tile and bathware manufacturer, yesterday said it was replacing its existing kiln at its Eheliyagoda manufacturing plant with the press, associated machinery and building at a cost of Rs.978 million.
The company said the replacement process would be completed by June this year.
Upon the commissioning of the new kiln and associated machinery, RCL expects to increase its capacity and capability of producing large-format cost-effective tiles.

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