SEC warns public against fake broker licence claim by Samagi Capital
The SEC has warned investors that Samagi Capital is not a licensed stockbroker, after a fake broker-dealer licence certificate circulated on social media.
The SEC has warned investors that Samagi Capital is not a licensed stockbroker, after a fake broker-dealer licence certificate circulated on social media.
DCS data released June 2 puts Sri Lanka's April 2026 official poverty line at Rs. 17,117 per person, with Colombo highest at Rs. 18,461.
Housing Minister Susil Ranasinghe says only the 12% electricity component of the water tariff will adjust, following a roughly 18% rise in electricity costs.
Yasas Hewage, former HSBC and NDB Bank executive, has assumed duties as Chairman of the Industrial Development Board, the Industry Ministry said on Tuesday.
The Container Transport Owners' Association's 5% haulage rate increase takes effect immediately, citing the Sunday diesel and petrol price revision.
CPC Chairman Rajakaruna disclosed a Rs. 129/litre loss on diesel and Rs. 60 on petrol, warning the Rs. 57 billion subsidy runs out by end-June.
Colombo's ASPI closed 0.24% lower at 22,256.26 on Monday with capital goods leading Rs.1.67bn turnover; Dialog and HNB cushioned losses in John Keells and.
Centre for a Smart Future urges Sri Lanka to protect Uber and PickMe riders as the ILC114 Geneva session moves on the first global Convention on platform work.
The Export Development Board will modernise provincial laboratories and pursue public–private partnerships to ease the Colombo bottleneck in compliance.
Sri Lanka's Revenue Management Committee invites think tanks, business and citizens to submit fiscal proposals by June 12 to lift revenue to 20% of GDP.
Energy Minister Anura Karunathilake said the fuel QR quota system will be strictly enforced after Sri Lanka's May fuel-import bill jumped to US$524 million.
Hayleys is selling Amaya Kudarah to Bohemia Luxury Resort for $17.25 million, booking a Rs. 6.9 billion impairment on its Maldives luxury resort investment.
IMF Mission Chief Papageorgiou confirmed Sri Lanka has restored cost-reflective fuel and electricity pricing, a precondition for the Board review.
Rupee held at 330.00/332.00 in Monday spot and the ASPI rose 0.30% to close at 22,377 as bond yields stayed flat across the 2030, 2033 and 2035 maturities.
Sri Lanka logged 145,745 tourist arrivals in May 2026, up 9.65% YoY, pushing the Jan-May total to 1,022,022 against a 3 million annual target.
The Public Debt Office sold Rs24 billion of treasury bonds on tap on Monday at average auction rates, lifting the week's total bond issuance to Rs264 billion.
Belarus carrier Belavia will resume flights to Sri Lanka from October 27 on a Tuesday rotation with a wide-body Airbus A330-200, Ada Derana reported.
Sri Lanka's second BESS shipment arrived in Colombo, raising total deliveries to 80MW and halving Rs. 115/unit diesel peak costs to an estimated Rs. 35/unit.
The Export Development Board said April export revenue reached $1.38 billion and four-month earnings hit $5.78 billion, with tea exports of $451M Jan-Apr.
Japan signed a $1.33M FAO project to install 200 fish cages in 30 Eastern Province reservoirs, targeting fishing communities hit by Cyclone Ditwah.
NTC says no bus fare rise despite the diesel hike, while one three-wheeler association seeks Rs.130 starting fare and another says fares will stay unchanged.
Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has ruled banks may sue guarantors directly without first pursuing the principal debtor if the guarantee waives that right.
Trincomalee's Ashroff Jetty handled three vessels simultaneously for the first time, mixing Mannar wind tower cargo, steel rods and 55,000 tonnes of coal.
Cargills (Ceylon) March quarter profit rose 31% to Rs.2.63bn on retail and FMCG growth, taking the group's store network to 560 outlets island-wide.