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Elevating bathroom designs with style and practicality offering an exciting, trend-setting Faucet and Minutery range, Remer Rubinetterie Spa has named Invo Lanka International (Pvt) Ltd., as the exclusive local agent for its family of products.
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Ceylon Oxygen Limited (COL), a member of The Linde Group, has become the first Sri Lankan company in the medical and industrial gases industry to receive the updated version of the ISO 9001:2015 certification for the manufacture, distribution and retail of medical, food and industrial grade liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen and liquid argon.
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The strategy-critical project carried out by MTI Consulting for Limoneira, the Nasdaq listed and USA’s largest lemon producer, is to be published as a case study in an upcoming publication by Routledge of London in a book titled ‘Management Consultancy Insights and Real Consultancy Projects’.
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Steeped in the art of tea, Zesta, Watawala Tea Ceylon’s flagship, award winning brand is creating delicious experiences for guests of the high end hospitality chain, Shangri La – across all their properties, worldwide.
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Chevron Lubricants Lanka PLC successfully completed 15 years of zero days away from work across the entire operation that includes the base oil tank farm, laboratory, manufacturing, warehousing and distribution operation. This achievement is a testimony to the company’s world class safety culture that fosters the value of safety and well-being of its employees through awareness on safe work practices.
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In order to finance the group’s flagship LPG terminal in Hambantota, Laugfs Gas PLC has provided a corporate guarantee to the tune of US$ 42.6 million as security to its fully-owned subsidiary Laugfs Terminals Ltd to obtain a long-term loan from People’s Bank. In a filing to the Colombo Stock
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares closed slightly stronger yesterday, recovering from a more than one-year closing low hit in the previous session, as foreign investors bought battered stocks while block deals pushed the day’s turnover to a one-month high.
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Beedi and illicit fags have made considerable inroads to Sri Lanka’s tobacco market due to ad-hoc and irrationally excessive taxes slapped on the legally manufactured cigarettes, making it extremely difficult to generate meaningful value, said the country’s only legal manufacturer of cigarettes.
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The shareholders of Sanasa Development Bank PLC (SDB) have approved US $ 22.2 million equity and funding package from FMO Netherlands, SBI-FOM Fund and International Finance Corporation (IFC) during an extra ordinary general meeting held recently.
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The important role played by supervising members in nurturing chartered accountants to become globally sought after professionals was highlighted recently at a Training Partners workshop organized by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka).
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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce will conduct a seminar on the topic ‘WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement – What Business Needs to Know,’ under the Trade Intelligence for Private Sector (TIPS) Initiative of the Chamber, which aims to help the private sector to stay up-to-date on international trade issues and advocate for policy changes.
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Sri Lanka’s trade deficit in 2016 widened 8.4 percent year-on-year (YoY) to US $ 9.09 billion with export earnings falling 2.2 percent YoY to US $ 10.3 billion, while the expenditure on imports rising 2.5 percent YoY to US $ 19.4 billion, the country’s Central Bank said.
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The Central Bank yesterday said the Monetary Board has decided to take disciplinary action against any official of the bank for wrongdoing with regards to the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) transactions in government securities.
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HNB Grameen Finance, the microfinance arm of Sri Lanka’s second biggest private lender, Hatton National Bank PLC (HNB), has entered into an equity partnership with Developing World Markets (DWM), a leading emerging markets investment firm.
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Sri Lanka’s banks may be operating with fancy projected numbers to grow their loan books during 2017 but the country’s Central Bank seems to be standing firm on their way to crush those expectations as cheaper credit always tends to destabilise the import-driven island economy.