Author: Mic

In a market that is often marred by hidden markups and inflated discounts, Swisstek, a leading tile adhesive brand in Sri Lanka, is leading the way forward for transparency and consumer fairness. It is a known fact that some segments of the local hardware trade engage in questionable tactics of inflating Maximum Retail Prices (MRP) […]

Marking a significant milestone in its journey towards sustainability, David Pieris Motor Company (Lanka) Limited (DPMCL) announced that its Manufacturing Complex in Ranna, located in the Hambantota District, has been officially certified as a Net Zero Energy Facility by Control Union. DPMCL, the manufacturing arm of David Pieris Motor Company (Private) Limited (DPMC), is the […]

Inqbaytor Technologies, a leading travel technology company, recently announced its certification as the first Turkish Airlines Direct NDC API aggregator in Sri Lanka. This groundbreaking recognition marks a significant milestone not only for Inqbaytor Technologies but also for the broader travel ecosystem in Sri Lanka and the region. Travel companies can now access and incorporate […]

Hayleys Fentons Limited has achieved a proud milestone, being recognised for the first time as one of Sri Lanka’s Best Workplaces by Great Place To Work. This recognition underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to cultivating a people-first culture, one that is anchored in trust, collaboration, and continuous learning. As Sri Lanka’s No.1 Solar EPC and […]

The official handover of Diva Power Pods by Hemas Consumer Brands to Keells Supermarkets – The official distribution partner at the launch event held at Trace Expert City. Diva, one of Sri Lanka’s most trusted laundry care brands under Hemas Consumer Brands (HCB), has unveiled Diva Power Pods—a bold leap forward in modernizing laundry care […]

The Sri Lanka Association of Manufacturers and Exporters of Rubber Products (SLAMERP) expresses its deep appreciation to the Government of Sri Lanka for its timely and effective diplomatic efforts, which have led to the successful reduction of the U.S. reciprocal tariff on rubber-based exports to 20%, down from the initially proposed 44%. This revised rate […]