Ceylon Tobacco Company PLC (CTC) has a history of over 100 years of operating in Sri Lanka, during which time it has established itself as a benchmark for corporate excellence and become a vital player in the country's agriculture and business sectors.
Commercial Bank of Ceylon has commenced the second phase of its‘Raindrops’ project to combat Chronic Kidney Disease of an unknown origin (CKDu) following the resounding success of the first phase in which the Bank in 2016 donated 5,000 litre storage tanks for rainwater harvesting to 25 families in Ginnoruwa in the Girandurukotte area.
COMPLAST, the complete plastics exhibition in its 4th edition, together with its organizers Enterprising Fairs India, The Plastics & Rubber Institute of Sri Lanka (PRISL) and the Lions Club District 306B2 will come together in organizing a unique cycling rally creating awareness with the aim of instilling proper use and dispose of plastics responsibly.
The Project Finance Team of HNB’s Corporate Banking Division congratulates the remarkable success of Wind Force (Pvt) Ltd on completion of their 10 MW Solar Power Project in Vavuniya under the name of Vydexa (Lanka) Power Corporation (Pvt) Ltd.
Saudi Arabian government assures that it will fully assist to develop the petroleum industry of Sri Lanka.
The Chrysotile Information Centre of Sri Lanka held a seminar recently in Colombo to launch a publication on the‘Socio Economic Impact of the Potential Prohibition of Chrysotile in Sri Lanka’.
Having successfully concluded the application process during early May, the eye testing programmes of Vision Care's 'Nethralokana Sathkara' took place in Galle, Kandy, Anuradhapura, Jaffna and Kurunegala recently.
Beginning at sunset on Vesak day, the lights on the iconic parliament complex, the majestic drive to it plus areas in Rajagiriya dazzled the skyline on a celebratory note.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon is to partner with the Wildlife and Nature Protection Society (WNPS) to support the latter’s Reforestation of a Rainforest (R.O.A.R.) project under a milestone agreement signed by the two parties on 5th June – World Environment Day.
Around the world many young people are victims of cultural, direct, and structural violence and have themselves become carriers of that same violence, which often compels victims to repeat such trauma on others.
Sampath Bank conducted a series of religious observances relating to all major faiths in the country to invoke divine blessings on occasion of its 30th anniversary, which was celebrated in March.
