Retail Information Technologies (RIT), a subsidiary of Sumathi Holdings, recently hosted the high-profile ‘Retail Industry Technology Trends 2025 – Kandy Edition’, bringing together Sri Lanka’s foremost retail and technology leaders.
SLIM Brand Excellence today announces a landmark milestone, confirming the highest number of entries in the programme’s history as the judging process formally gets underway.
Port City Colombo was pleased to host the first Pre-Conference Workshop of the seminal International Conference on Real Estate Management and Valuation (ICREMV) 2025, at the Sales Gallery.
HUTCH Sri Lanka and NSBM Green University entered into a landmark Memorandum of Understanding on 17th September with NSBM Green University, marking a strong step in bridging the gap between academia and industry.
When cricket comes to Sri Lanka, it’s never just a game, it’s a festival. Coca-Cola, a proud global partner of the International Cricket Council (ICC), is excited to announce its sponsorship of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 as “Official Beverage Partner”.
NDB Bank is proud to announce that it has once again been certified as a Great Place to Work for the period July 2025 to July 2026, affirming its status as a leading employer and the only local bank in Sri Lanka to receive this esteemed recognition.
Cinnamon Life marked International Housekeeping Week 2025 with a series of celebrations under the theme “Celebrating our housekeeping rockstars who keep Cinnamon Life sparkling.”
AIA Insurance is proud to announce its continued dominance in the life insurance industry, being recognised as Sri Lanka’s #1 MDRT (Million Dollar Round Table) company with the highest number of MDRT members.
A new group of 128 high-achieving young Sri Lankans received a significant boost to their academic journeys when Ceylinco Life presented them with Pranama scholarships recently, at the 24th edition of this annual event that has become a hallmark of the Company’s commitment to nurturing future leaders.
The Australian Government has officially moved Sri Lanka to Assessment Level 1, marking a historic milestone for Sri Lankan students and migrants aspiring to study and settle in Australia.
