Now, Supreme Global Holdings castigated by NPP gets telecom infrastructure services licence

Supreme Global Holdings (SGH), which has been embroiled in controversy over the launch of SupremeSAT satellite, and castigated by the NPP politicians, has been granted Telecommunications Infrastructure Services Licence by the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (TRCSL).

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SGH TowerCo, the telecommunications and infrastructure subsidiary of Supreme Global Holdings, one of Sri Lanka’s fastest-growing conglomerates, had obtained the licence, the company said in a statement. SGH TowerCo has been positioned at the forefront of the nation’s digital transformation journey, committed to providing uninterrupted and future-ready telecommunication services across the country, the statement added.

The text of the statement: “As one of the first companies to be awarded such a license, SGH TowerCo is empowered to design, build, and operate state-of-the-art infrastructure, from towers, poles, and fibre networks to in-building systems, small cells, and other critical components essential for next-generation communications.