Standard Chartered Sri Lanka has announced the appointment of Anuk De Silva as the Head of Corporate Affairs, Brand & Marketing, effective 19 March 2020.
Ideal Motors, a fully owned subsidiary of the Ideal Group and the authorized distributor for Mahindra motor vehicles, motor cycles and utility products in Sri Lanka, has gained market dominance within a short time span backed by its unique after sales service.
Airtel Lanka today announced the appointment of Ashish Chandra as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director.
Emerald International, Sri Lanka’s best known manufacturer of menswear, recently extended its support to the national effort against COVID-19 with a donation of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) to the medical teams on the front lines.
Huawei Consumer Business Group (CBG) recently received two awards from the European Image and Sound Association (EISA), a group comprising 55 of the world’s most respected consumer electronics magazines.
With an undisputed reputation in the steel industry, Lanka Special Steel Limited (Lanka SSL), a subsidiary of E B Creasy Group, stepped up to strengthen its long-standing partnership with TATA Steel Ltd's Global Wire India (GWI), one of the world's largest steel wire manufacturers with industrial facilities in India and Thailand.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon has given fresh expression to its commitment to Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with the launch of an exclusive Credit Card for the sector.
The Singer Fashion Academy, being in operation for over 60 years, has called for new enrollments to its Certificate in Fashion Designing - a highly sought-after qualification in Sri Lanka’s Fashion industry, a qualification which is also validated by the Chartered Society of Designers (CSD), UK.
INSEE Cement Sri Lanka, the country’s foremost cement manufacturer is expanding its multifaceted approach to counter the spread of COVID-19 across the island by appreciating the selfless efforts of Sri Lanka military personnel who stepped up to fight the spread of the virus from the frontlines.
Sri Lankan tyre dealers, traders and buyers are faced with a looming tyre scarcity in the country owing to the prevailing restrictions on importation.
