The first and only hospital chain in Sri Lanka to have been accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHSI), Hemas Hospitals sparked a revolution in digitally-enabled healthcare in Sri Lanka with the launch of the Hemas Health mobile app.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC has reported an operating profit of Rs 31.6 billion for the year ended 31st December 2018, reflecting a growth of 12.8% before taxes on financial services, in a financial performance Sri Lanka’s benchmark private bank describes as a “perfect example of progress under duress.”
The film festival, organised by SPORTSINFO, Sri Lanka’s premier sports promotion network in collaboration with National Sports Development Foundation aims to strengthen the country’s sports literature base through cinematic creations.
The fifth generation of mobile technology, known as 5G, will bring new innovations to our lives.
Sri Lanka’s flagship real estate event of the year, the Lanka Property Show 2019 was concluded successfully, drawing praise from both exhibitors and visitors.
Cotton Collection’s flagship brand ‘COCO’ has launched its ‘Spring 2019’ line, celebrating creation with feminine florals and petal soft pastels that take patrons on a fashion journey inspired by the new beginnings symbolized by the season.
The Commercial Bank of Ceylon and Ideal Motors (Pvt) Ltd. have joined hands to offer attractive discounts, reduced lease rentals and other benefits to customers leasing Mahindra branded commercial vehicles.
Sampath Bank recorded a Profit before Tax (PBT) of Rs 18.3 Bn for the year ended 31st December 2018, up by 10.5% against Rs 16.6 Bn earned in 2017 after making necessary adjustments as per the SLFRS 9 new accounting standard which required impairment provisioning to be shifted from the incurred credit loss method used previously to the more forward-looking “expected credit loss” method (ECL), which has attracted higher impairment provisions..
Munchee Super Cream Cracker, the country’s most loved cracker biscuit, is sponsoring an exciting new sports program that taps into Sri Lanka's continuing obsession with international cricket.
Longtime proponents of the "Big Match" cricketing tradition at local schools, Elephant House and Keells Krest will once more in 2019 lend their wholehearted support to this year's highly anticipated “Battle of the Saints”.
