Businesscafe - Sri Lanka’s first Angel Fund has, to date, channelled investments up to Rs. 150 Million cumulatively into four home-grown startups - Niftron, Magicbit, Mintpay & Chakra Suthra - while also helping these companies scale and access new markets both at home and abroad.
Businesscafe - Samira Rathod, the celebrated architect who envisioned and sculpted iconic skyscrapers that decorate the Sri Lankan skies, believes that women in the corporate world need to speak up and make their voices heard.
Businesscafe - Dental One, one of Sri Lanka’s leading oral health providers, is using the globally-celebrated event World Oral Health Day (WOHD) to highlight the importance of proper oral and dental hygiene.
Businesscafe - Sri Lanka’s leading private sector bank Hatton National Bank (HNB) has once again renewed its partnership with Ideal Motors (Pvt.) Ltd, to promote and offer financing solutions for Mahindra automobiles and generators.
Businesscafe - Sri Lanka as an island nation has a considerable segment of a coastal population whose livelihoods are based on day-boat fishing.
Businesscafe - In a landmark conservation partnership, Kelani Valley Plantations (KVPL), a member of Hayleys Plantations, together with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), championed the protection of habitats connected to the Kelani River Weoya catchment supporting the Government’s ‘Surakimu Ganga’ programme.
Businesscafe - Spectra Logistics, a leading end-to-end logistics solutions provider in Sri Lanka and a joint venture between McLarens Group and GAC Sri Lanka, celebrated International Women’s Day 2022 with an event dedicated to the empowerment of women in the organization.
Businesscafe - One Word. Four Letters. A million believers - SWAG.
Businesscafe - EFL 3PL, a fully owned subsidiary of Expolanka Holdings went beyond expectations, winning Gold in the large category for Warehousing & Distribution at the prestigious National Logistics Awards organized by Sri Lanka Logistics & Freight Forwarders' Association (SLFFA).
Businesscafe - According to the latest WHO data published in 2018, Coronary Heart Disease Deaths in Sri Lanka amounted to a record high of 22.64% of total deaths within the nation.
