Category: Business and Economy

DIMO Care Camp 2026 Strengthens After-Sales Support for Sri Lanka’s Farming Community

DIMO Agribusinesses successfully concluded the DIMO Care Camp 2026, completing 38 activations across 38 locations islandwide from 8 August to 15 September 2026. Open to tractors of any brand or model, the initiative reinforced DIMO Agri Machinery’s commitment to providing reliable after-sales support while strengthening engagement with farming communities across Sri Lanka. The DIMO Care…

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Home Lands Completes 100% Piling Work of Central Park Boulevard Port City Colombo Ahead of Time Deploying 9 Piling Machines

Construction of Central Park Boulevard Port City Colombo, Home Lands Group’s ultra-luxury twin-tower development in the coveted Central Park District of Port City Colombo, is progressing well ahead of planned timelines, having already completed 100% of piling work in just 88 days since construction began, working day and night. Three leading contractors, Access Engineering PLC,…

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CII delegation explore more industrial and investment cooperation between Sri Lanka and India

A high-level business delegation from the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) met with Chathuranga Abeysinghe,  Deputy Minister of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development, on Tuesday (October 13) in Colombo to explore pathways for expanding industrial, investment, and business cooperation between the two nations. The delegation comprised prominent Indian business leaders representing key strategic sectors, including renewable…

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Colombo tourism needs stronger global marketing push

Colombo needs stronger international marketing and better connectivity with key source markets to attract more foreign tourists, General Manager of Cinnamon Life at City of Dreams and Senior Vice President of Colombo Hotels at Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts, Kamal Munasinghe said. In response to a media question on increasing tourist arrivals and attracting new visitors…

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PM urges private sector to take risks, invest in skills to stem brain drain

Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya yesterday called on the private sector to take calculated risks, invest in workforce development and help create meaningful employment opportunities at home, warning that the country’s transformation cannot be left to the Government alone. Addressing the Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit 2026 organised by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce,…

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