Alumex PLC, the country’s leading aluminium extrusion manufacturer and member of the Hayleys Group has earned the coveted ‘Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) Tier I’, conferred by Sri Lanka Customs, marking a critical milestone in the company’s operational compliance, global trade facilitation and supply chain security.
Seylan Bank recently strengthened its efforts to support the nation’s small and medium enterprises (SME) sector through a series of regional development forums and programs.
Swisstek Aluminium pledges to assist Sri Lanka in turning its renewable energy goals for 2030 into reality with its cutting-edge solar mounting systems.
McLarens Group, one of Sri Lanka’s most renowned and diversified conglomerate, has proudly stepped forward as the principal sponsor of the Sri Lanka Junior International Badminton Series 2025, scheduled to take place from August 5th to 8th at the New Saniro Sports Complex in Naiwala, Gampaha.
The energy is rising, the industry is watching, and the countdown has officially begun.
AIA Sri Lanka has once again demonstrated its commitment to excellence in workplace culture by being named among the Best Workplaces™ in Sri Lanka for 2025 by Great Place to Work®.
NDB Bank has strengthened its presence in Dubai with the appointment of Mr. Akila Bogahawatta as its dedicated remittance representative, underscoring the Bank’s commitment to Sri Lankan expatriates in the UAE.
The Sri Lanka Association of Manufacturers and Exporters of Rubber Products (SLAMERP) expresses its deep appreciation to the Government of Sri Lanka for its timely and effective diplomatic efforts, which have led to the successful reduction of the U.S. reciprocal tariff on rubber-based exports to 20%, down from the initially proposed 44%.
The Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) welcomes the revised reciprocal tariff rate of 20% on Sri Lankan exports to the United States and commends the Government of Sri Lanka for its steadfast efforts in securing this critical outcome for the apparel sector.
The Plastics and Rubber Institute of Sri Lanka (PRISL) extends its sincere appreciation for the recent decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to reduce and finalize the tariff rate to 20% on Sri Lankan exports to the United States.
