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INSEE sweeps top honours at CIOB Sri Lankan Sustainability Awards 2025
Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
|September 04, 2025
INSEE, Sri Lanka's only fully integrated cement manufacturer and market leader, with flagship brands INSEE Sanstha and Mahaweli Marine Plus representing over 55 years of trust, achieved a triple triumph at the Sri Lankan Sustainability Awards 2025, organised by the Ceylon Institute of Builders (CIOB).
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The awards affirm INSEE's commitment to environmental excellence and sustainable industrial practices.
At the Awards, INSEE (Siam City Cement (Lanka) Limited) was honoured with 'Sustainable Health & Safety Brand of the Year' and 'Sustainable Brand of the Year.' INSEE Sanstha Cement received the award for 'Sustainable Cement Brand of the Year.'
These awards align with INSEE's unwavering commitment to driving meaningful change within its operations and throughout the industry. At INSEE, health and safety is a top priority and part of its culture. With health and safety embedded as a cultural cornerstone, INSEE drives #ZEROHARM ambition across all operations, ensuring the well-being of employees, partners, and communities.
Similarly, for INSEE, sustainability is the foundation of how it operates. These recognitions also highlight the company's leadership in sustainable practices and innovation in the construction industry.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition September 04, 2025 de Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka.
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