Businesscafe - Seylan Bank recently honoured some of their long-standing MEGA REWARDS customers at the country’s largest matrimonial event, the Wedding Show 2025.
Businesscafe - DFCC Bank has entered into a strategic partnership with Nawaloka Medicare (Pvt) Ltd.
Businesscafe - Sri Lanka’s premier bank, HNB PLC reinforced its environmental stewardship by unveiling three major initiatives : the launch of its ZeroPlastic Commitment Certification pilot at HNB Towers, attainment of carbon neutral certification under ISO 14064-1:2018, and Platinum Sponsorship of the 2nd International Conference on Plastics, Innovations and Environmental Sustainability (ICPIES 2025).
Businesscafe - A holiday in Shanghai, one of China’s biggest and most vibrant cities, was the latest reward provided by Ceylinco Life to a group of policyholders under the 18th edition of the company’s Family Savari mega promotion.
Businesscafe - Haleon’s Sri Lanka manufacturing facility in Ratmalana, had the honour of hosting UK’s Trade Envoy to Sri Lanka Lord Hannett of Everton.
Businesscafe - At a special ceremony held in Colombo recently, MullenLowe Group Sri Lanka’s Harendra Uyanage, Senior Vice President & Executive Creative Director, was named the first-ever recipient of the Next Generation Leader scholarship.
Businesscafe - AIA Sri Lanka has once again been honoured as the Best Life Insurance Company in Sri Lanka for the sixth time by both internationally renowned awarding bodies, Capital Finance International (CFI) and Global Banking and Finance Review (GBFR).
Businesscafe - BYD, in partnership with its authorised distributor John Keells CG Auto, officially launched the SHARK 06 in Sri Lanka — marking the local debut of what is positioned as the country’s first plug-in hybrid pickup.
Businesscafe - The Sri Lanka National Arbitration Centre (SLNAC) proudly represented the nation at the prestigious SCO Arbitration Forum recently, hosted by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC).
Businesscafe - Approximately 1 in 2 industrial organizations in Asia Pacific (APAC) estimate their financial losses caused by cyberattacks at over $1,000,000, with 12.9% reporting losses exceeding $5,000,000.
