Bank of Ceylon (BOC), as a part of its commemoration of the 82nd anniversary, reopened its Matara Super Grade branch at its own premises by the bank’s General Manager D.P.K. Gunasekera, Senior Deputy General Manager K.E.D. Sumanasiri, DGM Sales and Channel Management Priyal Silva and Chief Legal Officer Badra 
Kalyanapriya Gurusinghe.

Assistant General Manager K.A.A. Karunaratne, Operations Manager Champika Hewamana and Branch Manager Subashini Hewavithanage and staff of the branch officiated 
the event.  The modernised four-story BOC complex houses the Matara Super Grade anniversary branch, province office and RLC, a modern auditorium and staff quarters. A green concept building has a parking lot in front and in the basement.

Matara is a busy, thriving and expansive commercial town, which is a fascinating window on modern Sri Lankan life, saw its first BOC branch on October 5, 1955. A town located in southern coast of Sri Lanka at the mouth of the sparkling and green Nilwala river is enveloped by the busy modern commercial status of a millennium city. 
Historically an important commercial cluster, which dates to Portuguese and Dutch period, is domiciled by a diverse cross section of the population. The cosmopolitan city offers many business opportunities to be grabbed 
by industrialists. 

The four-story BOC complex is designed to provide convenience to all stakeholders. The ground floor would house Matara Super Grade anniversary branch, the first floor is to locate the province office and RLC, the second floor houses an auditorium and the third staff quarters. Location with the green building concept also has a convenient parking facility in front of the premises and at the basement.