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SriLankan Airlines could generate US $ 1 billion in revenue within three months, if the right leadership and policies are in place, said former Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Chairman Upul Dharmadasa.
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The solar power industry leaders have raised serious concerns over the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority’s (SLSEA) ad hoc registration system, which they claim has left the solar customers vulnerable and exposed to significant risks.
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As countries around the world emerge from the challenges of the pandemic, Sri Lanka is positioning itself as a premier tourist destination, aiming to tap into global partnerships to drive its tourism industry forward.
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Indices closed in red as a result of price losses in counters such as Melstacorp, National Development Bank and Sampath Bank with the turnover crossing Rs. 1.2 Bn. High net worth and institutional investor participation was noted in Sampath Bank, Access Engineering and Hayleys. Mixed interest was observed in Browns Investments, John Keells Holdings and Lankem Developments whilst retail interest was noted in Industrial Asphalts, HNB Finance rights
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Commercial Bank of Ceylon is slashing documentation fees on personal loans, home loans and leasing by 50 percent and offering preferential interest rates on these lending instruments throughout March for holders of ‘Anagi’ women’s savings accounts as part of a series of initiatives to celebrate women.
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The ‘Global Tech Meetup: Sri Lanka Edition,’ which focused on raising awareness about artificial intelligence (AI), was recently held at the Hilton Colombo. The meetup was jointly organized by Tech London Advocates (TLA) and Global Tech Advocates (GTA) – Sri Lanka Group, in collaboration with the Asian FinTech Academy (AFTA) and the Sri Lanka Chapter of the Global Academy of Finance and Management (GAFM), based in Colorado, USA.
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Earnings from Sri Lanka’s tourism trade has continued to remain robust during the height of the seasonal peak as arrivals have been stronger. This is while the country is being recognised and featured by global publications as one of the most preferred destinations for travel in 2025.
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Solar power industry leaders have raised serious concerns over Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority’s (SLSEA) ad-hoc registration system, which they claim has left solar customers vulnerable and exposed to significant risks.