SUPPORT SERVICES | 2019/20
AUDITORS LEAGUE ERNST & YOUNG ON TOP FOR THIRD STRAIGHT YEAR For the third consecutive…
POST BALANCE SHEETS | 2019/20
BOTTOM LINE GAINS Sri Lanka’s leading listed entities are top line constrained but profits appear…
BOARD BALANCE | 2019/20
THE GENDER SCORECARD Female representation on the boards of directors of Sri Lanka’s listed companies…
CORPORATE INSIGHTS | 2019/20
THE FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL Sri Lanka’s business houses begin to feel the effects of a…
THE LITMUS TEST | 2019/20
SWIMMING AGAINST THE TIDE Sri Lanka’s leading listed entities brave the myriad challenges posed by…
FOREWORD
ON A KNIFE EDGESri Lanka’s leading listed entities find themselves in troubled watersThe corporate landscape…
FINANCIAL PROFILE
EXPLANATORY NOTES The LMD 100 has been compiled from information contained in the annual reports…
LMD 100
The award for the No. 1 ranked entity in The LMD 100 for financial year 2018/19 was presented to Hayleys. From left to right: Brian Emmanuel (Marketing Director – LMD), Hiran Hewavisenti (Editor-in-Chief – LMD), Mohan Pandithage (Chairman/Chief Executive – Hayleys), Darshi Talpahewa (Head – Group Human Resources – Hayleys) and Pradeep Carvalho (General Manager – Group Corporate Communications & Sustainability – Hayleys).
BREAKING NEWS
THE TOP 20 LMD 100 LISTED COMPANIES UNVEILED
The full list will be published in LMD's forthcoming special edition.
The full list will be published in LMD's forthcoming special edition.
THE 100 CLUB
Sri Lanka’s leading listed companies over a quarter-century
LMD 100
The award for Sri Lanka’s No. 1 listed company for 2017/18 is presented to Hayleys’ Chairman and Chief Executive Mohan Pandithage (right) by LMD’s Editor-in-Chief and Managing Director Hiran Hewavisenti.
POST BALANCE SHEETS
Fiscal measures look set to exert pressure on the island’s leading corporate entities in the months that lie ahead
THE LITMUS TEST
Sri Lanka’s leading business houses set new benchmarks for performance despite a plethora of looming challenges
LMD 100 (2016/17)
Early 2017 saw the Government of Sri Lanka implementing the long awaited Right to Information Act, which is intended to curb corruption and provide access to information to the public
