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In a note of clarification with regard to the news item titled “Colombo apartments to account for 4.5% of overall housing units next year” that appeared yesterday (21st), Condominium Developers’ Association of Sri Lanka Chairman and Director, Indocean Developers Private Limited, Pradeep Moraes, says the apartment units in Colombo are only
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Sri Lanka’s film theatre owners, managers and film producers during a meeting held yesterday at the Ruby Cinema Theatre premises in Maligawatte formed a new industry association to lobby against the recent move by the National Film Corporation (NFC) to take over the distribution of films from the private sector. Until now, five private entities—
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The new administration of the Information and Communication Technology Agency (ICTA), along with Central Bank and LankaClear, the operator of LankaPay, has launched a fresh attempt to revive the suspended National Payment Platform (NPP) project.
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Redefining Colombo’s business workspace, the prestigious internationally developed and managed mixed-use development project by the Shangri-La Group, yesterday celebrated the topping-out of the One Galle Face Tower on schedule.
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The apartment units in Colombo are poised to grow from 1.7 percent of the current total housing units in Colombo to 4.5 percent units by next year, with several new large-scale apartment projects coming into the market next year, a leading real estate developer in the country said.
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The rivalry existing between China and India is based on a long historical trajectory dating back to the epoch of the Silk Route. More recent conflict emerged at a time when both states strived to emerge as nation states after facing colonial encounters for centuries.
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Before the adoption of an open economy in 1977, Sri Lanka was 80 percent self-sufficient in fulfilling the milk requirements. However, at present, Sri Lanka is around 40 percent self-sufficient. This has resulted in importing nearly 100,000 metric tons of powdered milk to the island, spending more than US $ 400 million per year, while our neighbour India remains the world’s largest milk producer.
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Joining for a discussion with Mirror Business recently, Uber General Manager Sri Lanka and South India Christian Freese and Uber Chief Business Officer India and Emerging Markets Madhu Kannan assured that Uber is committed to reshaping Sri Lanka’s urban mobility landscape while revealing several expansion plans are underway for the Sri Lankan market.
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The Department of Commerce (DoC) yesterday called for a renewed approach to bilateral investment treaties, as Sri Lanka has become a victim of investor-State disputes in the backdrop of a surge in investment treaties-based disputes globally.
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The government has decided to stand by the decision of the Procurement Appeal Board (PAB) and Power and Renewable Energy Ministry to award the tender for 300MW Kerawalapitiya liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant to the second lowest bidder, GCL Windforce & RenewGen, a highly placed government source told Mirror Business.
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Sri Lanka’s manufacturing sector expanded in May following the seasonal contraction observed in April, while the services sector also showed a strong upturn. According to the Sri Lanka Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), compiled by the Central Bank, the manufacturing sector PMI recorded an index value of 60.6 in May, with an increase of 15.1 points
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Profits at Melstacorp PLC surged mostly due to one-off gains amid mixed performance in its business segments as the former Distilleries group is still undergoing a far- reaching restructuring process with buying and shedding entities.
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Sri Lanka’s tourism sector that is gathering steam to become the top revenue earner for the country saw its potential and opportunity showcased to state school principals yesterday, which was an effort taken by the key stakeholders to fuel the sector with the much-needed human resources.
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Sri Lanka is to replace the 12-year old public procurement guidelines by this August with a new set of guidelines, aiming to enhance transparency, accountability and efficiency of the procurement process, while cutting down related costs by almost 10 percent.