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iflix, Southeast Asia’s leading subscription video on demand (SVoD) service, offering subscribers unlimited access to thousands of TV shows, movies and more, is thrilled to premiere the new hit comedy, The Good Place. All 13 episodes of the hilarious first season are now available to stream or download for in Sri Lanka, only on iflix.
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The famous brand of Rainco (Pvt.) Ltd, Silver, has come forward as one of the main sponsors of Sri Lanka’s most popular motor and motorcycle racing event Foxhill Super Cross Diyatalawa. The Foxhill Super Cross, which is organised by Sri Lanka Army’s Military Academy for the 25th time, will be held at the Nariyakanda racing track today.
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The Federation Award for the Most Outstanding University Student (FAMOUS) award has been offered by the Federation of Information Technology Industry Sri Lanka (FITIS) at the Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT) convocation held recently, at the SLIIT auditorium.
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Sri Lanka’s tourism authorities are hoping to attract 2.5 million tourists and generate US$ 4 billion in foreign exchange for the country this year, backed by a short-term Rs.500 million digital media campaign, which is currently being planned.
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Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka & Finance PLC (MBSL), a unit of State banking giant Bank of Ceylon yesterday said its first tranche issued to raise Rs.1.0 billion in debentures was oversubscribed on the opening day as the company received applications in excess of 10 million debentures issued by 12.30 p.m.
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The recent capacity enhancement and the commissioning of the dual furnace firing at Piramal Glass Ceylon PLC appears to be having a limited positive impact on the company’s immediate financial performance as profits and margins are projected to remain flat though the medium-term outlook is expected to remain positive, an equity research on the company’s stock said.
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The diversified manufacturing and trading conglomerate, Lankem Ceylon PLC (Lankem), last week gained the full ownership in its subsidiary JF Packaging (Pvt.) Limited for Rs.320 million, a disclosure to the trading floor of the Colombo bourse said.
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Kelani Cables PLC’s unique joint CSR programme ‘Kelani Saviya’ which served the youth of the country by producing professional electricians continuously for the past 10 years will be extended further for a period of five years by the Kelani Cables management and the Peradeniya University administration.
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Insee Cement emerged victorious at the recently concluded SLIM-Nielson People’s Awards 2017, where Sanstha Cement was lauded with the Brand of the Year Award for housing and construction for the sixth consecutive year.
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Nation Lanka Finance PLC, a licensed finance company with an asset base of around Rs.8.0 billion has raised Rs. 250 million via a subordinated debenture issue by way of a private placement with the objective of buttressing the company’s tier II capital, a stock exchange filing by the company said.
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REUTERS: The Sri Lankan rupee closed weaker yesterday due to dollar demand from importers, but the currency is expected to steady in the near term, dealers said. Rupee forwards were active, with two-week forwards ending at 153.15/25 per dollar, compared with Monday’s close of 152.95/153.10. “There is some importer demand and we see the currency stabilising at these levels,” said a currency dealer who requested anonymity.
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Leading telecommunications services provider Dialog Axiata PLC has proposed to relax some of the criteria to make its high performing employees become eligible for the Employee Share Option (ESOP) scheme, which is a part of its Long Term Incentive Plan (LTIP).
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Renewable energy developer Vidullanka PLC is experiencing some headwinds in its attempt to acquire a Uganda-based renewable energy firm, which will delay the issuing of Vidullanka shares to fund the acquisition.
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South Asia Gateway Terminal (SAGT), a private container terminal operating at the Colombo port, has managed to strike a deal with its workers, ending a 13-day operational disruption at its berth, SAGT said in a statement, yesterday.
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Despite all the noise about the current political stalemate, expected economic slowdown and crisis-stricken agricultural sector, Sri Lankans have increased their daily intake of proteins by way of eating more chicken meat, perhaps to produce more energy to face tougher times ahead.