Aitken Spence Logistics Expands its Reefer & GP Container Fleet

Aitken Spence Logistics, the pioneer in integrated logistics, strengthened its mobile storage solutions operations by acquiring the reefer and GP (General Purpose) container fleet of a competitor business. Aitken Spence Logistics introduced the concept of mobile cold storage solutions using reefer containers on rent, with 24-hour backup maintenance which has been widely accepted by the […]

INSEE Cement’s 360-degree approach eases cement shortage in Sri Lanka

Uninterrupted supply through comprehensive production, imports and logistics optimization reaps positive results Operating at maximum production capacity with optimized distribution channels for a number of weeks, INSEE Cement has successfully helped to mitigate the cement shortage that was prevailing in the local market. INSEE Cement’s concentrated and immediate contingency measures across its entire operation at […]

TISL concerned by delays in RTI Commission appointments

The Right to Information (RTI) Commission, which is the central appellate and monitoring body established under the Right to Information Act of Sri Lanka, is one of the most important independent public institutions in the country today. The Commission is empowered to play a critical role under the RTI law, including hearing matters on appeal, making recommendations for reform, issuing guidelines on record management and […]

Minister of External Affairs of India calls on Foreign Minister Prof. GL Peiris

Foreign Minister Prof. G. L Peiris and Minister of External Affairs of India Dr.S. Jaishankar discussed bilateral relations between Sri Lanka and India on the sidelines of the 5th Indian Ocean Conference in Abu Dhabi. Cooperation in the economic sector, cultural as well as people to people initiatives, and joint initiatives in regional organisations formed […]

Sri Lanka detects first Omicron variant case

Sri Lanka’s Health Promotion Bureau has confirmed that the first case of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus was detected in Sri Lanka. Accordingly, a Sri Lankan who returned from Nigeria on the 23 of November has been tested positive for COVID-19 new variant Omicron.

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PUCSL is ready to regulate LP Gas; standard already formulated

The Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL), the electricity sector regulator and the designated regulator for the petroleum industry, together with Sri Lanka Standards Institute (SLSI) has already formulated a standard for the much-talked LP gas in September this year and is ready to regulate LP Gas and other related industries, Janaka Ratnayake, Chairman […]

hSenid BIZ IPO Opens tomorrow, First-Ever for Sri Lanka’s IT/BPM Sector

The IPO for Sri Lankan multinational software solutions provider, hSenid, will open tomorrow. Managed jointly by NDB Investment Bank and CT CLSA Capital, hSenid marks Sri Lanka’s first-ever IT/BPM public equity issuance, allowing the public to invest in a whole new sector of the economy, and potentially Sri Lanka’s most promising sector for future growth. […]

U.S. donates nearly 200,000 additional Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines to Sri Lanka

Nearly 200,000 additional Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine doses arrived in Sri Lanka today as a donation from the American people.  This gift demonstrates the ongoing commitment of the United States to support Sri Lanka in the fight against COVID-19.     As the pandemic continues and new variants emerge, the United States continues to partner with the Sri Lankan Ministry […]

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