The Sri Lankan vehicle market has undergone a remarkable transformation since the import ban was lifted in February 2025. After years of restrictions, 2025 saw
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) and the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE), in association with the Embassy of Sri Lanka to the
The year 2025 marked a dramatic turning point for electric vehicles (EVs) in Sri Lanka. Following the lifting of the long-standing vehicle import ban in
Sri Lanka’s vehicle import sector experienced unprecedented growth in 2025, with total imports exceeding US$2.047 billion, marking a sharp recovery after the five-year ban. This
Satynmag.com, Sri Lanka’s premier digital platform dedicated to the professional and personal advancement of women, has officially onboarded HNB Assurance PLC (HNBA) to its exclusive career development
The resumption of vehicle imports in Sri Lanka in 2025 has transformed the automotive market, bringing fresh opportunities for buyers seeking modern, reliable transportation. After
Japanese used vehicles have long been the cornerstone of Sri Lanka’s automotive market, and even after the 2025 reopening of imports, they continue to dominate
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) and the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) successfully concluded the ‘Invest Sri Lanka’ Investor Forum in Dubai
The lifting of Sri Lanka’s vehicle import ban in 2025 marked a dramatic shift, unleashing stories of revival, frustration, and adaptation across the automotive sector.
Sitting (L–R): Venugopal Choudhary, CTO & CBO, Pine Labs Credit+; Naleen Edirisinghe, Director/CEO, Pan Asia Bank. Standing: Atul Tuli, CRO, Pine Labs Credit+ India & Sri
