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Hayleys Solar has successfully handed over a 90 kW rooftop solar power system to the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo, marking a significant milestone in advancing clean energy integration within the country’s higher education sector.
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The Colombo Stock Exchange continued its downward movement on Tuesday, with both benchmark indices closing lower as investors remained cautious ahead of the upcoming quarterly earnings season. The market opened on a negative note and gradually moved lower throughout the session, with subdued turnover and share volumes reflecting limited investor participation and a lack of strong market conviction.
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The employees receiving years of unpaid salary, due to labour disputes, reinstatements and delayed promotions, could see a lighter tax burden under the new Inland Revenue Department (IRD) guidelines, aimed at ensuring fairer treatment of salary arrears.
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The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) has opened its e-service platform for the submission of income tax returns for the year of assessment 2025/2026, urging the taxpayers to file their returns electronically before the November deadline.
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Sri Lanka’s macroeconomic adjustment path remains heavily burdened by an unchanged debt stock and widening trade deficits, while the flexible exchange rate policies continue to trigger massive balance sheet shocks across the state enterprises, according to Global Business Cycle Economist Dr. Kenneth De Zilwa. Discussing the nation’s debt fundamentals, Dr. De Zilwa pointed out that while the external debt restructuring has offered near-term breath
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State-owned Ceylon Shipping Corporation (CSCL) plans to replace its long-running vessel management arrangement with Singapore-based Wallem Shipping, with a direct brokerage model, as it seeks to reduce management costs and improve access to international freight markets, following concerns raised by Parliament’s Committee on Public Enterprises (COPE). The proposed shift, expected after the expiry of the current agreement in September 2026, emerge
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The ASPI closed in red as a result of price losses in counters such as Hatton National Bank, R I L Property and Dialog Axiata with the turnover crossing Rs. 1.3bn. A similar behaviour was witnessed in the S&P SL20. High net worth and institutional investor participation was noted in Windforce, Hemas Holdings and Hatton National Bank nonvoting. Mixed interest was observed in Singer Sri Lanka, Ceylon Cold Stores and John Keells Holdings whilst re
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Softlogic Information Technologies (Pvt) Ltd. was recently honoured with the award for Outstanding Performance at the International Xerox Channel Partner Meet, further cementing its reputation as one of Sri Lanka’s leading providers of printing solutions.
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IT Gallery Computers (Pvt) Ltd.has been honoured with the ‘Distributor Excellence Award 2025–2026 | Gaming & Visual Sri Lanka’ at the Lenovo 360 Accelerate 2026, marking a significant milestone in its continued partnership with Lenovo and its contribution to the growth of the Gaming & Visual business segment in Sri Lanka.
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Marking a major milestone for sustainable energy supply for Industries, SLAM Power Solutions, in partnership with Ceyring (Pvt) Ltd, has officially commissioned Sri Lanka’s first industrial-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) integrating with Solar Power at the Ceyring factory in Horana.
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HNB Life PLC entered a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Government Medical Officers’ Association (GMOA), marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration aimed at delivering enhanced value and protection solutions to medical professionals across Sri Lanka.
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Sampath Bank PLC and the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA) have jointly launched Sri Lanka’s first real-time USD payment solution for the maritime industry, eliminating traditional manual payment processes and streamlining foreign currency transactions across the country’s shipping and logistics ecosystem.
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Seylan Bank, in collaboration with the Department of Development Finance, has introduced ‘Seylan Athwela’, a concessionary financing initiative designed to strengthen Sri Lanka’s agriculture sector by improving access to affordable funding for farmers, agribusinesses, and agriculture-related enterprises.
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Stanley Lifestyles, India’s leading luxury furniture and lifestyle brand, has officially entered the Sri Lankan market through a strategic partnership with Singer Sri Lanka PLC, the country’s leading retailer, introducing a distinguished collection of world-class furniture defined by exceptional craftsmanship, refined design, and uncompromising quality.
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LB Finance PLC has emerged as the top-ranked company among Sri Lanka’s eight largest listed finance companies for the fourth quarter of financial year 2025/26, outperforming the larger rivals on a composite score spanning profitability, efficiency, asset quality and growth, according to a sector ranking report released by K Seeds Investments (Pvt.) Ltd. Colombo-based boutique investment bank and advisory firm, K Seeds Investments (Pvt.) Ltd, has
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CEAT Kelani Holdings has expanded its radial tyre portfolio in Sri Lanka with the launch of two new SUV-focused products engineered to deliver a superior blend of control, comfort and durability across the country’s diverse driving conditions.
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HayWind One Limited, the wind energy arm of Hayleys Fentons Limited, has announced that all 10 wind turbines for its 50MW Mannar Wind Farm Project have now arrived in Sri Lanka, marking a key milestone as the project advances into its peak construction and installation phase.
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Uber, Sri Lanka’s leading ride-hailing and delivery platform, announced the launch of Uber Eats and Uber Rides in Ratnapura, further expanding its footprint across the island. Residents and visitors can now access food, groceries, everyday essentials and reliable transportation through the Uber app, while local merchants, delivery partners and drivers gain new opportunities to grow and earn.
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The Colombo Stock Exchange ended today’s session in negative territory after failing to sustain a positive start. Both indices opened higher, reflecting early buying interest, but sentiment weakened as the session progressed, with profit-taking in several index-heavy counters eroding initial gains. Consequently, the ASPI declined by 98.08 points (-0.44%) to close at 22,080.65, while the S&P SL20 fell by 27.17 points (-0.44%) to 6,076.18.