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Diversified listed conglomerate Melstacorp, that has a strong foothold in the private healthcare sector, has added another extension to its list of operations by venturing into the pharmacy business.
The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) and CHEC Port City Colombo signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance the capital markets in Sri Lanka by taking advantage of Port City Colombo’s special emphasis on the Colombo International Financial Ce
State-owned Sri Lanka insurance Corporation (SLIC) yesterday declared a staggering life insurance bonus of Rs.8.6 billion for the year 2020 to its policyholders, recording the largest life insurance bonus ever to be declared in the insurance industr
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday confirmed that it had begun looking into the recent unusual price movement of the shares of LOLC Development Finance PLC (NIFL), amid allegations of market malpractice.
While big corporates manage to acclimatise to the lockdown-styled restrictions, small businesses are increasingly being pushed to a corner and could even be pushed to go out of business, according to a report by a Colombo-based equity brokerage.
JAT Holdings’ Rs.2.2 billion Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is scheduled to open for investors on July 20, as the firm had secured the listing approval from the CSE.
The Cabinet of Ministers this week granted approval to obtain a US $ 150 million loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to roll out the ‘Responsive COVID-19 Vaccines for Recovery Project’, which includes funding for vaccinations.
The consumer prices in Colombo soared in June, amid the escalating food prices caused by the disruptions to supply chains while the higher fuel prices since the second week of the month resulted in a chain reaction in almost all other sectors pushing
The Cabinet of Ministers granted approval to extend the current restrictions on capital outflows, which was to be expired today (July 1), by a further six months, citing potential risks to the foreign exchange market and to maintain the stability of
The All Ceylon Egg Producers Association says an increase in egg prices might be inevitable, considering the higher input and transport costs, which could stem from the recent fuel price increase, at a time when the people are already grappling with
The Cabinet nod was given to move ahead with the proposed Multifunction Commercial Building Project in 6-acre land plot owned by B. C. C. Lanka Company Limited in Colombo 12.
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce elected Vish Govindasamy as its Chairman during the Chamber’s 182nd Annual General Meeting held yesterday.
As the debt of Sri Lanka’s crippled tourism sector exceeds Rs.300 billion, the Hotels Association of Sri Lanka (THASL) called on the government to respond to their repeated pleas for assistance.
As South Asia’s debt continues to escalate due to poor performing State-owned-enterprises and banks (SOEs and SOBs), the World Bank (WB) yesterday advised it is essential for nations within the region to embark on serious reforms to steer away from
The banking sector gave higher amount of credit to the government and to public sector enterprises during May as the State revenues ran dry amid the closure of large swaths of the economy while rising oil prices amid State sector inefficiency engulfe
Sri Lankan shares ended lower yesterday, after touching a more than four-month high in the previous session, dragged down by losses in consumer and industrial stocks.
Sri Lanka’s conglomerates with finance company subsidiaries could face pressure on their leverage and thereby their credit ratings as the finance companies’ growth amid weak operating conditions may demand increased support from the parents, whic
The Central Bank yesterday printed the highest amount of money recorded in a single day to bridge a budget hole, amid shrinking tax income, largely due to virus-related lockdowns and increased expenditure to contain the virus.
Sri Lanka inking a preferential trade agreement (PTA) with Bangladesh should have no strings attached tariff as a key feature to ensure its success, a paper by the researchers at the economic think tank Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) suggested.
Sri Lanka remains an outlier among the Fitch-rated Asia Pacific (APAC) region frontier economies for weaker external sector buffers such as liquidity and reserves, while the others in the bloc strengthened their external sector positions with the exc
LOLC Development Finance PLC yesterday eclipsed the country’s largest private bank Commercial Bank (Ceylon) PLC, to become the listed entity with the fourth largest market capitalisation on the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE).
Contrary to the expectations that the interest rates would stay lower for longer, ICRA Lanka expects the near-term Treasury yields could see some upward pressure from the rising consumer prices, which could be exacerbated by the recent hike in fuel p
The Labour Ministry and International Organisation for Migration (IOM) a.k.a. the UN migration agency, have reached an agreement to launch the ‘Dream to Departure’ (D2D) project,
The Central Bank injected Rs.23 billion worth liquidity last Friday, taking the printed money stock in excess of Rs.900 billion as the monetary authority is now forced to provide liquidity to the cash-strapped government after the latter closed down
Sri Lanka failed to sell nearly two-thirds of Sri Lanka Development Bonds (SLDBs) offered at the auction held last week to rollover similar styled bonds worth US$ 178.57 million despite claims that these bonds consistently see active demand from bank
BBC: A single-dose COVID vaccine made by Janssen has been approved for use in the UK by the medicines regulator.
Industrial production in Sri Lanka fell sharply in April from March in a reflection of the damage’s extent the restrictions imposed on travel and other economic activities from the third week of April have had on the manufacturing base of the count
In a major surprise, the MSCI last week proposed to downgrade the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) to its Frontier Markets (FM) Index from the Emerging Markets (EM) Index in November 2021.
The purchase of South Asia Textiles Limited by Hayleys Fabric PLC could in the short-term weigh on the combined entity earnings due to decline in margins and the increase in finance cost stemming from the borrowings, which may have been made to fund
The government was presented with a long list of issues faced by the local business communities last week with the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry Sri Lanka (FCCISL) highlighting the plight of its member associations due to the pandem
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