CIC’s stationery brand CIAL launches premier ball point pen range

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CIC’s stationery brand, CIAL recently launched its premier ball point pen range at the Rajarata University Career Fair. The event was conducted in collaboration with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce and CIC supported the event as one of the main sponsors. Samantha Ranatunga, CEO/Managing Director of CIC Holdings and Chairman of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce presented the first set of pens to Dr. (Mrs). G.A.S. Ginigaddara, Head of the Faculty of Agriculture at Rajarata University and Director of the Rajarata Career Guidance Unit.

The two new additions to the CIAL portfolio include CIAL Xpress and CIAL Unik. Both these pens target young learners and professionals, and are designed to ensure faster, more comfortable writing. CIAL Xpress offers additional grip, a slim shape and a stylish look, providing an elegant look and feel that suits young professionals. CIAL Unik features exceptional design, and is a slim, petite pen which is easy to write with and is ideal for students. CIAL is a trusted brand of writing instruments that has been around for many years and is manufactured using advanced British technology. CIAL is part of CIC Holdings, a leading blue chip conglomerate in Sri Lanka with a business portfolio that extends into the areas of agriculture, animal feed, nutrition, healthcare, industrial materials and consumer products.

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