As Sri Lanka prepares to resume repayment of its significant sovereign debt by 2028, a leading economist has called for a strategic shift towards trade-oriented production, to secure a primary surplus essential for debt management, once the International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme concludes.
Sri Lanka’s tourism sector called the recent travel warnings ‘overblown’, asserting that the country remains a safe destination, with the authorities having implemented measures to address the potential security concerns.
WindForce PLC has signed an agreement for the engineering, procurement and commissioning of a 366-kilowatt peak rooftop solar power project on Cocoon Island in the Maldives, the company said in a disclosure to the Colombo Stock Exchange.
The second edition of signature Culinary Champions 2024 in Kandy is set to witness a more than threefold increase in competitors, as the culinary industry aligns with the event’s goal of boosting tourism by showcasing unique cuisines from the Hill Country and surrounding regions.
The Chairman of Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC Sharhan Muhseen and the bank’s Managing Director/CEO Sanath Manatunge recently held discussions with the Governors of the Central Banks of Bangladesh and the Maldives on the sidelines of the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group in Washington DC.
New Anthoney’s Group recently announced that its feeds business has been awarded the ISO 22000:2018 certification, reflecting its commitment to delivering high-quality, safe, and sustainable feed solutions that support the growing needs of the poultry industry in Sri Lanka.
NDB Bank under its Banking on Women platform, conducted a skill development programme on business excellence through digitalisation and export orientation for women entrepreneurs in the Central Region recently.
The government could potentially cut off two-thirds of its public sector workforce expenses by strategically implementing the correct technology to streamline public services, according to former ICTA chairman.
The proposed Personal Data Management Policy (PDMP) unequivocally favours data controllers while undermining the rights of data subjects, according to the local chapter of Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA).
Lanka IOC PLC (LIOC) reported higher revenues but profits tumbled in the quarter ended in September 2024 reflecting growing demand for fuel in a recovering economy, but the margins narrowed, taking a toll on the bottom-line.
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