Sri Lanka’s leading diversified financial conglomerate retained its undisputed top position by securing three top accolades during 2019/20.
LOLC secured the top spot in the LMD 100 ranking as the ‘Most Profitable Listed Company’ by recording a profit after tax of Rs. 19.8 billion. Further, LOLC also rose one more position to secure the second slot in the Business Today Top 30 list for 2019/20 and went on to be named Sri Lanka’s Ten Most Admired Companies for 2020 based on its financial performance, the value created for shareholders, customers, employees and the wider community in general.
LOLC achieved the distinction of being the most profitable listed entity in the country for two consecutive years with a considerable overseas footprint.
The Sri Lanka Institute of Directors (SLID) together with the Sri Lanka Association of Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) organized a webinar, moderated by Dilshan Rodrigo-Chief Operating Officer of Hatton National Bank Plc., to discuss, explore and share insights on “Leveraging Technology to Transform Business in the Post-Covid Era”.
The keynote address was delivered by Uber’s Global Head of Support Operations and Co-Chair for Women of Uber – Lisa Stoner. The panel comprised of two eminent technology and business leaders Madu Ratnayake-Executive Vice President, Global CIO and General Manager of Virtusa Sri Lanka Operations/Independent Director of HNB and Director of ICTA, and Asanka Ratnayake-Group Director of Hayleys Advantis Limited.
As an avid supporter of bridging gender disparities while empowering women in the workforce, Dialog Axiata PLC (Dialog), Sri Lanka’s premier connectivity provider joined hands as Platinum Sponsor on the 10th anniversary of WIM’s (Women in Management) foremost annual event the ‘Top 50’ Professional and Career Women Awards, to recognize and celebrate individual and corporate […]
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Colombo (News 1st/Army); Exclusively designed military uniforms, expected to reflect the high professional standards, personal appearance and esprit de corps that the Sri Lankan Tri-Services represent will in future be worn by All Retired tri-service personnel not only to symbolize military status after retirement but also to depict that the mindset that being a ‘Soldier’ is a lifelong proposition, deeply respected and well-recognized in society.
The inaugural ceremony for introducing a set of new uniforms to all retired tri-service War Heroes to wear during national events, service events or non-military functions took place on Tuesday (02) at Colombo Defence Services College (DSC) auditorium, headed by General (retd) Kamal Gunarathna, Secretary, to Ministry of Defence and Secretary, State Ministry of National Security, Home Affairs and Disaster Management as the Chief Guest.
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Three mn jobs reinstated due to reopening of airports Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
The pilot project initiated by former Sri Lankan Ambassador to Russia Udayanga Weeratunga has opened the doors to Sri Lanka Tourism bringing the much needed revenue to the industry which is over Rs. 40 million so far. Each Ukrainian tourist paid around USD 1,500 for the Sri Lanka package
The Sri Lanka Association of Inbound Tour Operators ( SLAITO) yesterday welcomed the government decision to open up the airports for commercial operations this week and was elated that 3 million jobs, both direct and indirect employment opportunities will be reinstated.