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Ceylon Tapes (Pvt.) Ltd, the pioneer adhesive tape producer in Sri Lanka and a fully-owned subsidiary of Lankem Ceylon PLC, was recently awarded the ISO 9001:2015, ISO 22000:2005, GMP and HACCP certifications by Indexpo Certification Ltd for achieving high quality standards in its overall operations and services.
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Bank of Ceylon was awarded the title ‘Leading Partner Bank in Sri Lanka’ with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) under the ‘Trade Finance Programme’ (TFP) at the ADB’s TFP Awards held in line with the Global Trade Review’s Annual Conference in Singapore.
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The 14th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Sri Lanka – Russia Business Council (SLRBC) of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce was held recently, electing Priyantha Hapuarachchi as President for 2017/2018 who is the Chief Financial Officer at South Asia Textile Industries Lanka (Pvt) Ltd.
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The coalition government’s fourth budget presentation and the first by incumbent Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera, was a clear and progressive step to liberalise Sri Lanka’s economy, and provides impetus for growth and sustainability in several sectors.
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Slow growth, declining export earnings and FDI inflows, and inadequate foreign exchange reserve cover characterize Sri Lanka’s current macroeconomic climate. The heavy dependency on non-tradables is a key factor slowing the country’s growth momentum.
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Softlogic Life Insurance PLC has more than doubled market growth recording Gross Written Premiums of Rs.5.283 billion an increase of 28.3 percent for the nine months ending September 2017 compared with the previous year.
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Diversified conglomerate Hemas Holdings PLC continued to face challenges during the second quarter of the 2018 financial year (2Q18) ended September 2017, with a sharp fall in the bottom line compared to the same period last year, attributed to contractions across most of the group’s operating segments stemming from cost increases.
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Nestle Lanka PLC reported disappointing numbers for the September quarter (3Q17) as the sales slowed and production cost rose sharply. The company is battling a period of high inflation and taxes, which negatively impact consumer demand and push up its direct costs.
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares fell for a third straight session yesterday to their lowest close in near six weeks, weighed down by declines in telecom and banking stocks after the island nation targeted both cash-rich sectors in its 2018 budget to boost revenue.
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Softlogic Capital PLC yesterday divested a 7.5 percent stake in Softlogic Life Insurance PLC to foreign institutional investors in a Rs.582.3 million deal to allow the insurer to comply with the minimum public holding rules of the Colombo Stock Exchange.