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Balasooriya Hospital Chairman Priyanthalal Balasooriya received the Silver award in the Large category – Service sector (National level) and the Silver award in the Large category – Aervice sector (Provincial level) at the Sri Lankan Entrepreneur of the Year Awards ceremony organised by the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka (FCCISL).
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Renowned motivational speaker and trainer Dhammika Kalapuge held a workshop recently for Wijeya Newspapers Ltd Circulation and Brand and Promotion Department employees at Hilton Colombo Residencies on the topic of ‘Be the best you are born to be’ – focusing on customer care and team motivation.
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“Sri Lanka is an extremely hospitable country. This is reflected through the warm smiles and welcoming nature of the local people, which is often a rare sight elsewhere in the world,” said Tajikistan Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Nenatullo Khikmanllozoda.
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Leo Burnett Sri Lanka, the local office of the global advertising network Leo Burnett Worldwide, repeated its success at Campaign Asia’s Agency of the Year (AOY) awards by securing the Gold for Agency of the Year for the Rest of South Asia.
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Nippon Paints Lanka, one of the island’s largest paint manufacturers, was adjudged the Gold award winner at the recently held National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA) 2016, an annual competition conducted by the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) to recognize local business enterprises for their excellence.
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Brown & Company PLC announced that its annual report was awarded Silver for the Trading sector at the 52nd Annual Report Awards competition conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) at a glittering event that took place at Waters Edge, Battaramulla.
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State-owned Bank of Ceylon (BOC), Sri Lanka’s largest bank, will be listing a Rs.5 billion debenture on the Colombo Stock Exchange tomorrow, in order to improve its capital adequacies and to expand its loan book amid high private credit growth. In a statement, BOC said that the debenture issue could be further expanded to Rs.8 billion in the case of oversubscription and that the minimum investment would be Rs.10,000.
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Pan Asia Banking Corporation PLC (PABC) has recently entered into an agreement with Geneva-based Symbiotics Group to raise over US $ 17 million through a senior debt arrangement to support PABC’s sustainable small and medium-scale enterprise (SME) advances.
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REUTERS: The Sri Lankan rupee closed weaker yesterday on importer dollar demand, as the market braced for declines in the local currency with the Central Bank raising the spot reference rate following a hike in US interest rates, dealers said.
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This August holiday, Surf Excel’s ‘Raja Wada Paddo’, an initiative aimed at encouraging children to use their creativity by making their own toys with discarded items and Surf packs, kept children creatively engaged for the season.
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Laugfs Holdings, one of the largest diversified business conglomerates and a trusted name in Sri Lanka, yet again clinched an award for its pioneering GnTracker device at the prestigious Asia Pacific ICT Alliance (APICTA) Awards 2016 held recently in Taipei.
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In order to take benefit of the best set of circumstances Sri Lanka has ever had in the past 50 years, all stakeholders of the economy have to pull their act together, Central Bank Governor Dr. Indrajit Coomaraswamy stressed recently.
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Sanasa Development Bank PLC (SDB) is planning to raise Rs. 3.3 billion from international financiers through private placement of shares, convertible loan facilities and a senior term loan in order to meet the minimum capital requirements that will be enforced soon through the 2017 budget and to expand its loan book.
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Sri Lanka’s manufacturing and services sectors have expanded in November from a month ago, mainly supported by the employment and manufacturing activities while the data also pointing to continued expansion of the activities during the next three months, the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) showed.
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Fitch Ratings revised its outlook on Sri Lanka’s banking sector to ‘negative’ from ‘stable’ as the rating agency foresees more challenging operating conditions with higher bad loans and mounting pressures on capital and bottom-lines.
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Sri Lanka could look forward to up to US$ 4 billion in Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) next year, despite a disappointing FDI performance in recent times, Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake said at a media briefing recently.