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Considering cross-border investments from powerhouses like India, UAE, and China, many Sri Lankan entrepreneurs and investors are weighing whether to set up in our island nation or venture across the
As Sri Lankan businesses gear up for 2026, understanding the latest corporate tax reforms is crucial for staying compliant and maximising opportunities. These changes, building on post-2025 adjustment
Sri Lanka's economy is on the cusp of transformation, with our government setting a bold US$20 billion export earnings target for 2026 to bolster foreign reserves and fuel sustainable growth.Sri Lanka
As global investors increasingly demand transparency on how businesses manage environmental risks and social impacts, Sri Lankan companies are stepping up to mandatory ESG reporting under new rules. I
Sri Lankan SMEs, you're the backbone of our economy, employing over 45% of the workforce and driving local innovation. But with the 2026 Budget cycle underway, accessing government tenders Sri Lanka o
Sri Lankan firms eyeing the next big leap in technology can now tap into smarter funding options from the 2026 Budget. These tech transfer loans and strategic loans mark a pivotal shift from heavy mar
As Sri Lankan businesses navigate a landscape shaped by the Anti-Corruption Act No. 9 of 2023 and the upcoming National Anti-Corruption Action Plan 2025-2029, staying compliant isn't just smart—it's e
Bandarawela might not be the first name that comes to mind when you're planning a hill country trip, but this charming town at 1,200 metres above sea level is quietly becoming a favourite among locals
Moving to the UK from Sri Lanka with your family is a significant life decision that requires careful planning, financial preparation, and understanding of visa requirements. Whether you're seeking be
If you're planning a visit to one of Sri Lanka's most meaningful wildlife experiences, the Uda Walawe Elephant Transit Home offers something truly special—a chance to witness genuine conservation work
Imagine standing on the banks of the Gin Ganga, watching the steady flow that has nourished southern Sri Lanka's fields for generations. This vital river system doesn't just carve through our landscap
Sri Lanka's migrant workers are sending record amounts of money home, and it's making a real difference to our economy. In January 2026 alone, worker remittances hit US$751.1 million—a 31.1% increase