Entering the third phase of its Rs. 130 million contribution towards combating the COVID-19 outbreak, Coca-Cola, together with its implementing partner Sri Lanka Red Cross Society, handed over 16,800 + COVID-19 PCR Kits and Viral Transport Media (VTM) to the Ministry of Health (MoH) to enhance testing facilities for COVID-19 in Sri Lanka.
As one of Amazon's strongest-growing business segments, Amazon Web Services, also known as AWS, has witnessed a surge in revenue over the years.
As a bank that takes pride in its Sri Lankan roots, Sampath Bank has always appreciated the immense value generated by the tank (Wewa) systems in and around the country and its ‘Wewata Jeewayak’ programme is a committed endeavour to restore the traditional irrigation networks that were constructed by the ancient kings of Sri Lanka.
With a reputation for being the most innovative Life Insurance provider in the country, Arpico Insurance PLC stepped up to create an exclusive policy that provides a life cover of up to Rs. 1,000,000 to customers of Richard Pieris Finance Ltd.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a lot of uncertainties in many industries, and while losses are countless and impactful, the wins though not as many have also provided a ray of hope amid gloomy business forecasts.
As the National Mobile Service Provider, Mobitel, has spearheaded the corporate sector in the battle against COVID-19 in numerous ways.
Expanding its rapidly-growing base of strategic partners, mCash recently welcomed Mercantile Investments onboard with its advanced mobile money platform.
The Cathay Pacific Group recently released its 2019 Sustainable Development Report, providing a comprehensive overview that outlines the various sustainability measures undertaken by the Cathay Pacific and its subsidiaries’, including its approach and performance in areas of environmental, social and governance.
The MarCom Collective, the industry body comprising of eight associations linked to the advertising and marketing communications sectors as well as businesses and professionals associated with them, continued to engage with its members and other stakeholders to bring to light the diverse issues faced by the sectors and how they could work together to address them in a post COVID-19 business environment.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon has been adjudged the ‘Most Respected Bank’ in Sri Lanka and been ranked Number One among all corporates in the country for ‘Honesty’ and ‘Financial Performance’ in the 2020 edition of the ‘Most Respected Entities in Sri Lanka’ just released by LMD magazine.
