9 December 2016 12:00 am Views - 1744
Laugfs Gas PLC, a leading diversified conglomerate in Sri Lanka, was bestowed another prestigious award at the recently held National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA) 2016.
The group, which has businesses in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Dubai, was awarded Winner of the Other Services/Other Sector – Extra Large category at the ceremony for the fourth consecutive year.
The National Business Excellence Awards was organized by the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) for the 13th year and is a much sought-after awards competition in the corporate sector in the country. It is an annual awards competition that recognizes business organizations for demonstrating excellence and contribution to the country’s economic progress.
“It gives me great pride to note the recognition received at the National Business Excellence Awards 2016, which is another great addition to an already illustrious year. NBEA is a prominent platform that recognizes organisations for business excellence and contribution to our country’s economy, and as a truly Sri Lankan conglomerate, we are honoured to be recognized for our efforts made during the year. These feats would not have been possible without the united efforts and dedication of our teams, who have worked tirelessly to make Laugfs a truly global Sri Lankan brand. We will continue to deliver value to our stakeholders by further strengthening our operations in Sri Lanka and overseas, as a sustainable business and a brand trusted by millions,” commented Laugfs Holdings Group Managing Director, Thilak De Silva.
This prestigious win at the NBEA 2016 comes amidst a series of awards and recognitions received this year. These include the National Sales Congress Awards, Ceylon National Chamber of Industries (CNCI) Achiever Award, CNCI Top Ten Awards and the World Luxury Hotel Awards.
Laugfs Gas PLC is a diversified conglomerate listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange, and has a strong presence in power and energy, logistics, services, leisure and real estate sectors, with businesses in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Dubai.