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The bilateral trade between Australia and Sri Lanka has surged to a record high of Australian dollars (A$) 1.3 billion in 2016-17, on the back of strong growth in trade in services, up more than 27 percent, the Australian High Commission said in a media communiqué.
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Overseas companies are acting and holding themselves out as insurance brokers, when they are clearly not authorized to do so. These companies are not registered insurance and reinsurance brokers in Sri Lanka, as required by the Regulation of Insurance Industry Act No. 43 of 2000, industry sources said.
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REUTERS: Sri Lanka aims to raise US $ 500 million this month via development bonds and is in the process of divesting two state-owned hotels, the Central Bank and a ministry said yesterday, as the government faces unprecedented debt repayment this year.
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The agreement to initiate constructing a pipeline to supply aviation fuel from Muthurajawela to Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) has been signed at Ceylon Petroleum Corporation (CPC), headed by CPC Chairman Dammika Ranatunga.
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CIC Holdings PLC was adjudged the winner of the most innovative research in non-plantation agriculture sector by the Sri Lanka Council for Agricultural Research Policy (SLCARP) at a ceremony held at Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) Colombo recently.
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The high debt burden on diversified conglomerate Sunshine Holdings PLC following the acquisition of an additional stake in one of its subsidiaries recently, has resulted in credit rating agency Fitch downgrading the firm.
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The Sri Lankan government last week took the first step in the long overdue process of divesting non-strategic state-owned enterprises by announcing that it is headhunting for a Transaction Advisor for the Colombo Hilton and the Grand Hyatt.
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REUTERS: Sri Lankan shares rose yesterday, closing the first week of the New Year on a firm note, on the back of heavy foreign buying in blue chips. The Colombo Stock Index ended 0.85 percent firmer at 6,514.73, its highest close since Nov. 11.