Business Today Sri Lanka - February 2026

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Bimal Rathnayake, the Minister of Transport, Highways, and Urban Development and Leader of the House of Parliament, is spearheading
a transformative agenda for Sri Lanka.

NOLIMIT, Sri Lanka’s leading fashion retail brand, proudly announced the opening of its 28th store in the heart of Jaffna, one of the country’s most culturally significant and fast-evolving cities.

President’s Counsel Harsha Amarasekera is one of Sri Lanka’s most respected practitioners in corporate and commercial law. His legal expertise and service on the boards of major listed companies shape the country’s corporate environment.

As Melstacorp enters a new era under fresh generational leadership under the stewardship of Hasitha Jayawardena, the Group is focusing its strategy amid a stabilizing yet complex economic climate. Group CEO Jude Fernando, an executive with over 35 years of experience in Sri Lanka’s top conglomerates, shared the insights of this transition.

Under CEO Hemantha Gunetilleke’s leadership, NTB used the challenges of the pandemic, the sovereign debt crisis, and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty to reshape its operating model, strengthen governance, and sharpen its strategic focus.

For the financial year 2024/25, the Group delivered resilient performance across its multi-sector portfolio, with standout contributions from aluminium and consumer businesses, while
continuing to invest in innovation, regional expansion, and sustainability.

Erik Solheim Attends Carbon-Neutral Symposium on Sustainable Tourism at Amba Yaalu

Lanka IOC is balancing near-term economic recovery with long-term
energy transition goals, investing in EV infrastructure, cleaner fuels,
renewables, and digital operations to transform from a traditional
fuel retailer into an innovative, future-ready energy partner.

Dr Dilesha Perera: Crafting a Distinctive Path in Sri Lankan Women’s Fashion