
Dhammika Perera’s Banking Exit: Strategic Shift or Portfolio Diversification?
In October 2025, Dhammika Perera exited two of Sri Lanka’s most prominent banks Seylan Bank and Commercial Bankwithin days of each other. The timing, scale,

In October 2025, Dhammika Perera exited two of Sri Lanka’s most prominent banks Seylan Bank and Commercial Bankwithin days of each other. The timing, scale,

Sri Lanka’s banks have moved out of emergency mode. Policy rates are steady. Inflation is low. Liquidity is easier. The story is no longer “will

Hayleys has acquired a significant stake in Harischandra Mills, one of Sri Lanka’s most recognised consumer goods companies. The transaction, involving around 779,123 shares (approximately

AI vs. Deloitte | A recent LinkedIn post by global brand strategist Gustaf Wick has sparked a wave of reflection across the business world. In

Digital payments in Sri Lanka have moved from novelty to habit, yet penetration is uneven and fragile. The core story is simple: people adopt what

For more than a century, “Ceylon tea” has signified a distinct idea in the global imagination: brisk brightness in the cup, clean aromatics from cool

Gold is rallying and Sri Lanka feels it twice over. First through the global gold prices in dollars. Then through the rupee’s exchange rate. When

Sri Lanka’s stock market just experienced one of its biggest block trades this year. Business leader Dhammika Perera sold part of his holding in Commercial

Sri Lanka’s next Budget will be judged on one thing above all: credibility. After a painful reset, investors, businesses, and households want fewer slogans and

Cautious optimism and a clear warning Sri Lanka’s economy may finally be on the mend, but the World Bank has warned that the recovery remains



