Leader Group sets new standards by surpassing Japanese Industrial Benchmarks

Representatives from Arthur C. Clarke Center and Leader Group

In a groundbreaking achievement, Sri Lankan battery manufacturer Leader Group, Has set a new industry benchmark by receiving the first locally produced high-tech Battery Capacity Tester from the Arthur C. Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies (ACCIMT). This marks a historic moment, as it’s the first time ACCIMT has prepared such a cutting-edge tester for a battery manufacturer in Sri Lanka.
The ACCIMT, a public research institution with a legacy of innovation, collaborated with Leader Group to create this revolutionary battery capacity tester. 

This state-of-the-art equipment has set the stage for Leader Battery to not only meet but surpass Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) in various critical parameters, reaffirming its commitment to delivering high-quality batteries to its customers.
Dr. Shriyanthe Cooray, Chairman of Leader Group, expressed his enthusiasm about this milestone, saying, “To power the world with tomorrow’s technology is our vision. We are on a mission to produce futuristic batteries for the world.”
“This partnership with ACCIMT, under the visionary leadership of Dr. Panawennage, is a step towards making Sri Lanka a high-tech hub. The SilverCell technology in our batteries, coupled with this remarkable testing equipment, allows us to confidently say that Leader batteries exceed Japanese Industrial Standards.”
Dr. Sanath Panawennage, Chief Executive Officer and Director General of ACCIMT, highlighted the broader implications of this achievement for the nation’s economy, saying, “This embraces one of the key points that has been stressed repeatedly in the dialogue concerning the economic transformation in the country. 

The success of our economic transformation process hinges on how much of our export volume is genuinely high-tech.”
He noted, “Today, we’re discussing a product that not only streamlines high-tech manufacturing processes and supplies state-of-the-art products to global markets but is also versatile enough to be marketed to civilian manufacturers in this region and beyond.”