Sri Lanka Canwill Holdings Sale Draws Strong Investor Interest
The Sri Lanka Canwill Holdings sale is advancing as the Ministry of Finance prepares to engage prospective investors ahead of the government’s planned.
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The Sri Lanka Canwill Holdings sale is advancing as the Ministry of Finance prepares to engage prospective investors ahead of the government’s planned.
Sri Lanka rupee depreciation has re-emerged at a moment when economic growth is cautiously returning, raising serious concerns about monetary direction, institutional discipline,.
Sri Lanka Treasury bonds issuance increased this week as the government raised an additional Rs. 9 billion through a tap sale, lifting total.
The Sri Lanka Ditwah loan scheme is expanding as twelve private banks apply to participate in the cyclone relief program, strengthening access to.
Sri Lanka worker remittances climbed sharply in December 2025, delivering the highest monthly inflow ever recorded and reinforcing their role as the country’s.
Sri Lanka bond sale activity gathered momentum as the government successfully placed nearly Rs.185 billion in longer-dated securities, signaling steady investor appetite. The.
Sri Lanka rupee depreciation accelerated in December 2025 as the central bank’s foreign exchange operations reshaped liquidity conditions. Official data show large-scale dollar.
Sri Lanka secures a €8 million EU grant to drive green rubber growth, boosting sustainable practices and economic development. The initiative targets decarbonising.
Sri Lanka 2026 growth is projected at 5 percent, Central Bank Governor Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe announced. The projection reflects both public and private.
Sri Lanka 2026 economic growth is expected to reach between 4 and 5 percent, according to the Central Bank Governor, offering renewed confidence.