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Marking a first in Sri Lanka’s insurance sector, the Insurance Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (IRCSL) and the Insurance Association of Sri Lanka (IASL) jointly led a comprehensive, full-day public engagement programme that brought together all insurance companies under a unified banner.
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Ceylinco Life has successfully conducted six free health camps under its flagship ‘Waidya Hamuwa’ (Meet the Doctor) community health programme in the first half of 2025, continuing the Company’s longstanding commitment to improving public health outcomes in underserved areas.
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In a landmark move to accelerate the growth of impact-driven enterprises in Sri Lanka, the Lanka Impact Investing Network (LIIN) and Good Market have entered into a strategic partnership focused on unlocking new pathways for investment and enterprise development.
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Creative minds and industry leaders from Sri Lanka and India recently came together at the National Library Auditorium in Colombo to celebrate the launch of Gen Z, the debut printed graphic novel by Max Comics Universe (MCV).
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Business leader Dhammika Perera has acquired a controlling stake in East West Properties PLC, purchasing approximately 77.40 percent of the company’s shares in a significant transaction valued at over Rs.3.2 billion.
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Sri Lanka’s rubber industry is at crossroads at present with changes taking place in trade, climate, and global consumer expectations, and these have contributed to the falling output, the Ceylon Rubber Traders’ Association (CRTA) said.
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Commercial Bank of Ceylon has partnered with Hayleys Agriculture to offer customised leasing and loan facilities to farmers investing in high-quality agricultural machinery supplied by Hayleys Agriculture, in a move designed to strengthen Sri Lanka’s vital agriculture sector through affordable access to modern equipment.
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The BCS – The Chartered Institute for IT has once again marked a significant milestone with the successful launch of the 27th edition of National ICT Awards – NBQSA 2025, continuing its nearly three-decade legacy of recognising and rewarding innovation in Sri Lanka’s ICT sector.
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HNB PLC announced a new partnership with Senok Commercial Vehicles (Pvt.) Ltd, the authorized distributor for Eicher vehicles in Sri Lanka, to provide flexible and accessible leasing solutions for customers looking to invest in reliable commercial transportation.
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Associated Motorways (Pvt.) Ltd (AMW), one of Sri Lanka’s leading and most trustworthy names in the automative sector and sole distributor for Nissan and Suzuki, recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Orient Insurance, a leading insurance provider.
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Sri Lanka’s economy is bracing for a potential shockwave, as the Free Trade Zone Manufacturers Association (FTZMA) warns that the proposed tariffs by President Donald Trump could lead to a loss of approximately 50,000 jobs in the initial stages and render the nation uncompetitive in the South and Southeast Asian region.
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Colombo Dockyard PLC announced plans to raise over Rs.12.93 billion via a rights issue, offering 323.4 million new ordinary voting shares, at Rs.40.00 each, as the shipbuilding and repair company seeks to shore up its financial position and address the operational funding pressures.
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Indices closed in red as a result of price losses in counters such as Melstacorp, Hatton National Bank and Commercial Bank with the turnover crossing Rs. 2.4 Bn. High net worth and institutional investor participation was noted in C T Holdings, Cargills and John Keells Holdings. Mixed interest was observed in Dipped Products, Access Engineering and Commercial Bank whilst retail interest was noted in Lanka Walltiles, Hela Apparel Holdings and Wata
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Sri Lanka’s IT/BPM industry has unveiled an aggressive new strategy to court the Indian tech giants, positioning the island nation as a premier “alternative tier-two city” for companies looking to expand and diversify their operations. The initiative was announced by the newly elected Sri Lanka Association for Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) Chairperson Shehani Seneviratne and is central to a renewed effort aimed at boosting the nation
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Trading in the secondary market started the week with subdued activity, leaving the yield curve largely unchanged. Notable trades included the 15.02.2028 and 15.03.2028 maturities trading at the rate of 8.75%, while the 01.05.2028 and 15.06.2029 maturities exchanged hands at the rates of 8.80% and 9.35%, respectively.