HNB PLC, the premier private bank in Sri Lanka, has announced a strategic partnership with SENOK Trade Combine Private Limited to enhance access to commercial and lifestyle mobility solutions nationwide.
This partnership was officially established on January 27, 2026, marking an important milestone for HNB Leasing as the bank strengthens its role in supporting the growth of businesses and individuals. Through this alliance, customers will benefit from customized leasing solutions for Forton brand vehicles, including vans, pickups, and GWM SUVs, as well as globally recognized JCB and KOBELCO construction machinery represented by SENOK.
Commenting on the partnership, HNB’s Senior Vice President and Head of Retail Banking, Kanchana Karunagama, stated, “This collaboration stems from a simple belief that when customers have access to the right assets at the right time, their ideas can truly progress. At HNB, we remain close to our customers, understand their real needs, and provide financial solutions that foster growth, productivity, and long-term economic stability.”
As Sri Lanka continues to evolve with an increasing demand for reliable transportation and heavy-duty machinery, this partnership offers timely value by merging financial expertise with reputable automotive and engineering brands.
“This partnership unites two organizations that truly comprehend the real demands faced by customers. Together with HNB, we are facilitating easier access to dependable vehicles and machinery that support daily operations and long-term progress,” shared Ranjan Dahanayake, Deputy Managing Director at SENOK Trade Combine Private Limited.
This collaboration highlights a shared commitment to quality, trust, and advancement. Together, HNB Leasing and SENOK are paving the way for a future where access to reliable mobility and machinery fosters growth across various industries and communities throughout the island.
Image Caption – HNB Senior Vice President and Head of Retail Banking, Kanchana Karunagama, and Senok Trade Combine Deputy Managing Director, Ranjan Dahanayake, sign the partnership agreement in the presence of senior representatives from both organizations.
