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Maxtherm Lanka saves valuable forex through sustainable energy innovations
Daily FT
|June 09, 2025
MAXTHERM Lanka Ltd., a leader in sustainable thermal energy solutions, has helped Sri Lanka save valuable foreign exchange by significantly reducing the country's dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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Founded by experienced engineers Eng. Gaya Siriwardhana and Ajantha Muhandiram 14 years ago, the company has consistently pioneered technologies that improve energy efficiency and integrate renewable sources across Sri Lanka's industrial landscape.
Specialising in steam boilers, hot water generators, and customised thermal systems, Maxtherm provides turnkey solutions to key sectors such as tea, rubber, apparel, food and beverage, sugar, and fisheries. The company manages every stage of project execution, from design to commissioning, ensuring optimal performance and sustainability.
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