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Sri Lanka revenue in January comes down lower than expectations

Sri Lanka’s revenue in January is far below the expected increase of 69 percent due tax increases and not sufficient to meet all current expenditures except those payments pertaining to salaries, pensions, welfare, pharmaceuticals and debt servicing, official sources said.

Pakistan and Sri Lanka initiates action to boost business ties

Pakistan and Sri Lanka arrived at a consensus on ways and means of strategising a way forward to optimize bilateral trade and business activities within the context of the current economic scenario.

Chinese Exim Bank assures two year Debt moratorium for Sri Lanka

China's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning says the Export-Import Bank of China will provide an extension on the debt service to Sri Lanka due in 2022 and 2023.

LCC goes from pillar to post to find Rs15.3 billion to buy coal

Off the back of delaying payments for 12 coal shipments to run Norochcholai coal power plant with full capacity of 900 megawatts before the monsoon ( April 20), Lanka Coal Company Chairman of the Lanka Coal Company is going from pillar to post to find Rs15.3 billion required immediately to buy coal for the upcoming week.

Belarus, Sri Lanka agree to enhance links in business and education

Belarus and Sri Lanka have agreed to enhance links in business and education when the visiting Belarusian diplomat held meetings in Parliament, the Ministry of Justice, and institutions of the penitentiary system of Sri Lanka, and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce recently.

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Former President RW Warns Sri Lanka Risks Irrelevance without Tech Reforms

Former President RW Warns Sri Lanka Risks Irrelevance without Tech Reforms

CPC Losses Threaten Banks as Fuel Subsidies Drain State Finances

CPC Losses Threaten Banks as Fuel Subsidies Drain State Finances

Namal Rajapaksa to Appear Before Colombo High Court Bench in Airbus Case

October 27, Colombo (LNW): SLPP MP Namal Rajapaksa, who...

EU Trade Lifeline Buys Sri Lanka Time, but Export Risks Remain

EU Trade Lifeline Buys Sri Lanka Time, but Export Risks Remain
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