CSE retreats as broad-based selling pulls ASPI below 21,550
The All Share Price Index shed 81.43 points to close at 21,542.23, with decliners outnumbering advancers almost two to one.
The All Share Price Index shed 81.43 points to close at 21,542.23, with decliners outnumbering advancers almost two to one.
JICA and the Agriculture Department brought 33 participants from 11 Asian countries to study Sri Lanka's SHEP market-oriented farming approach.
Deputy Minister tells Parliament landlords are reclaiming leased premises, forcing even viable state retail outlets to shut as 424 remain open islandwide.
Three non-voting convertible shares for every 22 held, at Rs. 305 each, to strengthen the bank's Common Equity Tier 1 position.
Health Ministry official says paid leave is central to workers' health. ILO report raises 'right to disconnect' amid concerns over leave entitlements.
The 350 MW combined cycle plant will run on diesel before switching to RLNG, and is due for completion 42 months from August 13.
Minister Vijitha Herath presents letters to IT officers, management assistants, drivers and office assistants drawn from every district.
Loans for housing, business, vehicles and children's education, tied to proof of employment and remittances through formal banking channels.
An MoU on labour cooperation and an employment agreement will set recruitment rules for Sri Lankan workers — a week before visa-free entry ends.
Bimal Ratnayake named Katunayake–Chilaw, Kurunegala–Dambulla and Kahatuduwa–Ingiriya. Only the Chilaw route is new to the pipeline.
Iran conflict stalls bitumen imports — construction chamber warns procurement challenges could delay road projects across Sri Lanka.
Chairman D.J. Rajakaruna says the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation is testing whether Nigerian crude can be refined at Sapugaskanda, as world fuel prices climb.
CSE main index rose 36 points on Monday but surrendered gains by close, settling near flat on light trading amid market caution.
An EU-funded programme with Expertise France, CFI, the Sri Lanka Press Institute and the Mass Media Ministry will train 60 journalists in three languages.
Company convicted of counterfeiting Sri Lanka Standards water bottles — 25,000 fake units destroyed after court order.
The Rs. 40 million public-private project covers a Polonnaruwa District station that has seen no significant development in nearly 45 years.
The carmaker will shed staff over two years, mostly at its UK head office, seeking £1.7bn in savings after a cyber-attack and a fifth wiped off sales.
Transport Ministry announces second depot opens in Kadawatha as Metro Bus fleet expands to 172 vehicles by year-end.
Sevanagala sugar strike cost Rs. 250m. Lanka Sugar reports production resumed Sept 5 after Industries Ministry talks.
A five-year, US$4.507mn GEF-funded project will target biodiversity and nature-based livelihoods in Ampara, Batticaloa and Hambantota.
Advocata warns early RPC lease renegotiation before 2045 expiry would weaken tenure security and deter foreign investment.
M.Z.M. Azzam says the ALFEA dispute has stalled the statutory association every licensed agency must belong to, and calls on the Ministry to intervene.
Azur Air restarts Russia–Sri Lanka charters on November 2, flying Boeing 767-300s into Mattala. British Airways resumes Gatwick–Colombo on October 23.
Rupee strengthened from 336 to 328 per dollar as Central Bank bought US$579m. August intervention heavier than July's no-appreciation hold.