Sri Lankan liquid petroleum gas supplier Laugfs Gas is seeking to raise 2.5 billion rupees in an initial public offer opening on November 04, 2010, a stock exchange filing said.
Insurance boost....
Amana Takaful unveils Sri Lanka’s first insurance web portal
Amana Takaful recently made history in the Sri Lankan insurance industry by launching a web portal that is meant to empower its customers and prospective clientele. The launch event took place in the presence of a select number of Amana Takaful Life clients who registered their accounts symbolising the launch of the portal.
Amana Takaful recently made history in the Sri Lankan insurance industry by launching a web portal that is meant to empower its customers and prospective clientele. The launch event took place in the presence of a select number of Amana Takaful Life clients who registered their accounts symbolising the launch of the portal.
Sri Lanka In A Sweet Spot - Prakriti Sofat
Watch the CNBC interview with Pakriti Sofat right at the BOTTOM of this page.
Prakriti Sofat, regional economist at Barclays Capital, speaks to CNBC's Oriel Morrison about the country's bond market and ratings outlook.
Sri Lanka is Asia's best performing equity market year-to-date.
Flying back..
Gulf Air flies again to Sri Lanka
Gulf Air is to fly again to Sri Lanka following many internatinal airlines who re-commenced their operations in Sri Lanka with the end of the war that plagued the country for 25 years.
Expect gold to cross $2,000/ounce in next 5-10 years: Jim Rogers
Jim Rogers, chairman, Rogers Holdings, spoke with ET Now on a range of issues including the global economy, emerging markets, equities and his current contrarian bets Excerpts:
Cargills eyes beer biz?
By Indika Sakalasooriya
Speculation is rife that Cargills Ceylon PLC (CARG) is eyeing the soft liquor business through the acquisition of McCallum Breweries, the manufacturers of niche market beers, 3 Coins and Irish Dark Riva, The Bottom Line reliably learns.
A bubble building?
Super-rich investors buying gold in tonne to dodge economic worries
Racing ahead
India's auto exports to escalate
Automobile exports from India are expected to shoot up to $12 billion by 2014 from $4.5 billion in the last fiscal, according to a news report.
Automobile exports from India are expected to shoot up to $12 billion by 2014 from $4.5 billion in the last fiscal, according to a news report.
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