Synogen, a leading clean energy engineering and technology company, has successfully commissioned one of Sri Lanka’s largest rooftop solar photovoltaic projects—a 6.4 MWp installation for […]
Month: January 2026
Sri Lanka’s Central Bank Forecasts 4-5% Economic Growth in 2026 Amid Resilience Building Efforts
Today, the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) unveiled a forward-looking policy agenda, projecting an economic growth of approximately 4-5% by 2026. This forecast builds […]
Salesforce Launches Startup Program in Sri Lanka to Strengthen the Country’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Salesforce, recognized as the world’s leading AI CRM, has announced the forthcoming launch of the Salesforce Startup Program in Sri Lanka. This initiative aims to […]
Sri Lanka to review inflation target with government in 2026
Sri Lanka’s central bank is set to review its agreement on the inflation target with the government in 2026, according to Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe. This […]
The Enemy Within: The Real Test for Sri Lanka’s Stock Market Regulator
The recent actions taken by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) in relation to Blue Ocean Securities mark an important and commendable […]
Julie Chung Exits Colombo: A Diplomatic Tenure That Reflected Sri Lanka’s Uncomfortable Decade
When U.S. Ambassador Julie Chung departs Sri Lanka on January 16, she leaves behind more than the usual exchange of pleasantries and farewell receptions. Her tenure coincided […]
TRI Certifies SpectrifyAI’s Spectral Technology – The First Major Advancement in Ceylon Tea Quality Assessment in 150 Years
SpectrifyAI, an innovative AgriTech startup from Sri Lanka, has announced the official launch of its groundbreaking AI-powered platform for the tea industry, set to debut […]
US seizes two ‘shadow fleet’ tankers linked to Venezuelan oil
The United States says it has seized two tankers linked to Venezuelan oil exports in “back-to-back” operations in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean. US […]
Sri Lanka’s 2026 economic growth will be around 4-5 percent: CB Governor
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – Central Bank Governor Nandalal Weerasinghe has projected Sri Lanka’s economic growth for 2026 to be approximately 4-5 percent. This announcement was made […]
From applause to adventure: Ceylinco Life achievers take wing again
Ceylinco Life continues to set the standard for excellence and employee recognition in Sri Lanka’s life insurance industry by transforming outstanding performance into unforgettable experiences. […]
Sri Lanka foreign reserves rise to $6.8bn in December
In December 2025, Sri Lanka’s foreign reserves increased to 6.8 billion US dollars, representing a rise of 791 million dollars from the previous month, according […]
XpressJobs Partners with ESOFT Uni to Strengthen Structured Internship Pathways for Undergraduates
XpressJobs, recognized as Sri Lanka’s leading recruitment technology firm, has forged a strategic alliance with ESOFT Uni (ESU) to enhance structured, industry-aligned internship opportunities for […]
Sevalanka Foundation and The Coca-Cola Foundation support flood-affected communities in Biyagama, Sri Lanka
With funding from The Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF), the Sevalanka Foundation has initiated a humanitarian relief program aimed at supporting communities in Biyagama affected by recent […]
Sri Lanka’s official reserve assets increased to US$ 6.82 billion
Sri Lanka’s official reserve assets experienced a 13.1% increase, reaching US$ 6.825 billion in December 2025, up from US$ 6.034 billion in November 2025, as […]
US$1.2bn in projects to start in 2026 in Sri Lanka’s Port City, $732mn awaiting nod
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE – Deputy Minister of Industries, Chathuranga Abeysinghe, announced that construction is anticipated to begin in 2025 for investments totaling 1.2 billion US dollars […]
Second Meeting of the Ministerial Consultative Committee on Finance, Planning and Economic Development Held Under the President
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake announced that the initiative to provide compensation for fully damaged houses and to construct new homes for families affected by the […]
Calling Out Misogyny
By Caryl Tozer and Devika Brendon Many women, however qualified they may be for high office, choose to stay away from the spotlight. Not because […]
Counting What Actually Stays: Tourism’s Leakage Problem Finally Gets Measured
The Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority’s decision to conduct a leakage surveymay be one of the most quietly significant policy moves in recent years — precisely […]