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The Indian government is requesting Indian companies to invest in the Colombo Port, Indian High Commissioner in Sri Lanka Y.K. Sinha told a maritime forum in Colombo yesterday. “We have encouraged Indian companies to invest in the expansion of the Colombo Port and that is why we believe, as an article of faith, the expansion of the Colombo Port will be good for Sri Lanka, good for India and good for the region,”
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Prices of small cars below 1,000cc engine capacity may go up due to tariff increases in the upcoming budget, an official from the Vehicle Importers’ Association of Lanka (VIAL) said yesterday. “My personal feeling is that the tariffs of small cars below 1,000cc may go up in the upcoming budget,” VIAL Secretary Keerthi Gunawardena said.
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The majority shareholder of E-Channelling PLC, Senior Marketing System Asia (Pte) Limited, said it had accepted the voluntary offer made by Mobitel Private Limited to purchase its shareholding in the country’s first doctor channelling platform.
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Sri Lanka’s national headline inflation, which captures the price movements across all provinces, rose 4.5 percent year-on-year (YoY) in August but decelerating from the previous month’s 5.8 percent, the data released by the Department of Census and Statistics (DCS) showed.
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Global Shapers from across South Asia will gather in Colombo for ‘Shape South Asia 2016’ kicking off today, with Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake as the chief guest and Deputy Foreign Minister Harsha de Silva delivering the keynote address.
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Jinasena (Pvt) Limited, one of the leading water management systems and solutions providers in Sri Lanka, has expanded business operations in Sri Lanka by venturing into domestic and industrial solar solutions under its renewable energy sector product range.
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There’s pest control, then there’s carbon neutral pest control. The Exterminators (Private) Limited – Sri Lanka’s most decorated and Asia’s only Carbon Neutral-certified pest control company, renewed its carbon neutral status for a third consecutive year through recertification from Natural Capital Partners (NCP) in the UK.
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Closer to 100 corporate executives took part in the pre-brief seminar held recently at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce to create awareness on the upcoming Best Corporate Citizen Sustainability Awards 2016, an annual event that recognizes the sustainability champions of the corporate world.
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The government is likely to allow the importation of 800,000 litres of the weed killer glyphosate essential for tea plantations starting from the next two to three months, Plantation Industries Minister Navin Dissanayake said recently at the Planters’ Association of Ceylon Annual General Meeting. “I’m sure maybe in two months, three months, I can have a formula in place,” he said.