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?Hemas Holdings PLC launched its second Innovation Initiative focused on harnessing the innovation capability of talented entrepreneurs in line with the group’s core business areas of wellness, leisure and mobility.
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?The local unit of the world’s leading credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P), Lanka Rating Agency (LRA) this week re-affirmed its rating on Pan Asia Banking Corporation PLC’s (PABC) long and short-term financial institution ratings at BBB+ and P2 respectively.
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?Continental Insurance Lanka Ltd (CILL) joined Hatton National Bank (HNB) in a payee partnership that gives CILL customers the convenience of carrying out insurance payments through HNB’s network of Electronic Digital Channels and its extensive branch network of 249 branches across the Island.
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Capital Alliance, Sri Lanka’s leading full service investment bank has received significant recognition as a leader in Sri Lanka’s finance and investment arena. Providing investors with an in-depth overview, Purasisi Jinadasa, Chief Strategy Officer, shares his insights on CAL’s outlook on global markets.
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?While it may be true that in the stock market there is no rule without an exception, there are some principles that are tough to dispute. Let’s review 10 general principles to help investors get a better grasp of how to approach the market from a long-term view.
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?The diversified conglomerate, Laugfs Gas PLC group (Laugfs) posted a net profit of Rs.369 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2015 (4Q’15) against a net profit of Rs.39.8 million posted during the corresponding period last year.
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?The diversified group, Access Engineering PLC (Access), saw its net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 2014 (4Q15) falling by 20 percent year-on-year (yoy) to Rs.675.7 million, the interim financials released to the Colombo Stock Exchange showed.
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?The current regime is aggressively seeking foreign direct investments (FDIs) from Germany to create sustainable growth. “Sri Lanka has long been a paradise for German tourists, and we are now making it a paradise for German investors,...
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Ceylon Tea exports has declined further in April due to the Russian economic crisis, according to Forbes & Walker Tea Brokers. Exports for April declined to 22.9 million kilogrammes from 23.3 million kilogrammes year-on-year (yoy), while receipts fell to Rs. 13.5 billion from Rs. 15.2 billion yoy.