Industrial Asphalts moved to CSE Watch List after auditor disclaims opinion
B R De Silva & Co declined to give an opinion on the company's accounts over a property valuation and an advance to key management. The board is disputing both.
B R De Silva & Co declined to give an opinion on the company's accounts over a property valuation and an advance to key management. The board is disputing both.
The two-day shutdown between Rambukkana, Peradeniya and Gampola will not lift at midnight. Railways says the risk of further earth slips has not passed.
Unit 03 was due back on the national grid on Friday morning and Unit 01 by the afternoon, completing recovery from the nationwide blackout of 17 October.
100 business owners from Maharagama and nearby districts attend workshop on financial literacy, governance and SME financing.
Dissanayake told the surveyors' centenary AGM that oil imports hit US$4bn by August, and set out a plan to build resilience against external shocks.
The EUDR brings natural rubber, tyres, hoses and conveyor belts within its scope, making traceability a condition of continued access to the EU market.
The MoU offers Sri Lankan exporters free warehousing, free exhibition booths and online market access in Yunnan, plus customs clearance and transport support.
The Commissioner General says dealers telling buyers that small-capacity motorcycles need no registration are wrong, and riders face police fines.
The Deputy Minister of Industry says 11 zones come through his ministry and seven through the BOI, in remarks to a New Delhi summit on Sri Lanka's recovery.
The ASPI shed 209.38 points to 19,717.92 on Thursday, a fourth straight losing session, on turnover of Rs 1.10bn.
The bank has already closed 1,000 roles and expects 4,000 more to go by year-end — about 5% of its global workforce. Unite calls AI an excuse.
A Brazilian delegation met Fisheries Ministry officials in Colombo on quarantine standards, export procedures and sourcing raw material for seafood processing.
Brent climbs to its strongest level since April 30 as markets price renewed US-Israel conflict with Iran.
Parliamentary Finance Committee reviews new Procurement Act; PROMIS platform monitors 394 units across 19 ministries.
HIPG built a container business out of the Red Sea disruption. It now argues the reopening of the route it profited from will help rather than hurt.
IMF says it has not raised phantom-import allegations with authorities; three import fraud suspects remanded in court.
The two departments will run parallel investigations on shared data. Excise and tax-evasion offences became money-laundering predicates on 4 August.
The National System Operator says demand management is no longer required from today after Norochcholai's second unit reached its full 270MW output.
EconomyNext led on a 21% quarterly profit fall; Daily FT led on a 51% nine-month rise. Both are drawn from the same NDB results.
Deputy Minister Anil Jayantha told Parliament reserves stand at US$6.9bn, up from US$1.85bn in 2022, and that the total includes the PBoC swap.
The DMT says the scheme is still with its legal division, with garages already invited to apply and implementation expected early next year.
The rupee weakened 30 cents on Thursday and five of six bond maturities rose — each measured from a close below Wednesday's mid-session quotes.
Colombo–Riyadh and Colombo–Dammam flights stay grounded for another week, taking the shutdown past three weeks on the day Dammam airport was attacked again.
Eric Meyer pointed businesses to the SelectUSA summit and named technology, energy, infrastructure and logistics as areas for deeper commercial ties.