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The scale and diversity of Sri Lanka’s economy makes it an ideal candidate for the deployment of advanced data analytics according to world renowned, Pakistani-born, data scientist and recently
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Regaining GSP Plus will most certainly come with its fair share of challenges, and the government must now should set its sights on helping the export sector of the county to reap benefits, Exporter’s Association of Sri Lanka (EASL) stressed recently.
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Sri Lanka reached a 6.8 million motor vehicle population in 2016, an 8 percent increase from 6.3 million registered in 2015, according to the latest edition of an annual report on the country’s vehicle market, compiled by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC).
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Colombo City Holdings PLC, a property management company, yesterday said it entered into a sales agreement to divest part of the land it owns in Union Place, Colombo 2, which is commonly referred to as the Colombo Pharmacy land, for Rs.1 billion, to Vision Care Optical Services (Private) Limited.
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Despite the Hambantota port deal would provide a temporary respite to the country’s ailing external sector by way of boosting its foreign exchange reserves, such proceeds by no means would be adequate to alleviate the medium-term challenges that are far more acute, given Sri Lanka’s higher debt obligations, according to Moody’s Investors Service.
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Sakura International, as a reputed organization, is known for its ability to supply comprehensive solutions in any commercial equipment that would be needed for a hotel from its entrance towards the backend which would include bakery, catering & cold rooms, kitchen or other storage facilities.
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A new legislation gazetted by the Finance Ministry is attempting to amend the Regulation of Insurance Industry Act No. 43 of 2000 to allow insurance subsidiaries of foreign firms and state-owned insurance companies to be exempted from listing on the local stock market.
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Fitch Ratings yesterday downgraded the credit rating of Sri Lanka’s largest brewer, Lion Brewery (Ceylon) PLC, amid lower beer sales as a result of the higher taxes imposed by the authorities over the last 18 months.
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Alert cabin crew members aboard SriLankan Airlines’ flight UL 166 managed to avert a major incident that is believed to have been caused by the ignition of a lithium battery pack or mobile phones in a passenger’s hand luggage. The incident reported on July 30, when the flight was en route to Colombo from Kochi.
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Knitted fabric maker Teejay Lanka PLC saw its performance in the most recent quarter being hit by a combination of factors, which included competition, higher raw material prices and overheads, finance costs and expiration of the tax holidays.
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Asserting that transforming Sri Lanka’s export sector is probably the most crucial economic challenge the country now faces, the Central Bank Governor Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy recently highlighted the importance of giving prominence to high-tech products when diversifying the country’s export basket.
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It appears that Sri Lanka’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) believes in the old adage ‘prevention is better than cure,’ as the country’s stock market regulator has proactively taken action to prevent securities law violations by utilizing a robust surveillance system.
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Equity Investments Lanka Limited (Equill), a venture capital and investment company, is actively looking for investment opportunities in the form of risk capital in small and medium sized businesses. Equill views the high level of economic activity and growth in healthcare, education, tourism,
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Commenting on the completion of 14 years since MTI set-up its fully-owned Bangladesh subsidiary and coinciding with MTI CEO’s visit to Dhaka, Saima Mazhar (Country Manager) said, “Our Sri Lankan operations have provided an excellent learning platform and sharing of experiences that has helped MTI Bangladesh to propel as one of Bangladesh’s leading strategy consultancies.