LMD PUBLICATIONS
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Nov- 2022 -13 November
TEEJAY LANKA
Q: What does environmental, social and governance (ESG) mean for Teejay Lanka? A: Teejay embarked on a transformational journey through product transformation and establishing a strong framework for ESG commitments.…
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12 November
TALAWAKELLE TEA ESTATES
Q: What does ‘corporate sustainability’ mean to you? A: At Talawakelle Tea Estates (TTE), sustainability is more than a business function – it’s a critical factor guiding us in the pursuit…
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11 November
SAMPATH BANK
Q: Sampath Bank was recently recognised by global and local magazines for its pioneering social responsibility initiatives… How does this encourage the bank’s drive to sustainability? A: Enabling the sustainability…
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10 November
JOHN KEELLS HOLDINGS
Q: What does ‘corporate sustainability’ mean for your organisation? A: At John Keells, sustainability is about being responsible and sustainable in our operations whilst safeguarding the wellbeing of our people, the…
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9 November
HIRDARAMANI
Q: What does ‘corporate sustainability’ mean for your organisation? A: At Hirdaramani, sustainability has always meant staying true to our founding values – a simple commitment to do the right…
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8 November
HEMAS HOLDINGS
Q: How important is it for Hemas to have a ‘green reputation’ as a company? A: At Hemas, having a green reputation is not our only priority. We have a…
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7 November
HATTON NATIONAL BANK
Q: What is the role of corporates in making Sri Lanka green? A: Going green is the biggest impact businesses can make on a sustainable footprint. And Hatton National Bank (HNB) has…
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6 November
DIMO
Q: Can you elaborate on DIMO’s continued commitment to environmental sustainability? A: Sustainability is a key attribute that builds our brand equity and remains rooted in DIMO’s strategic approach. The ISO…
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5 November
COMMERCIAL BANK
Q: What is the role of corporates in the effort to make Sri Lanka green? A: Making Sri Lanka green is the responsibility of all: the executive and legislature forming policies…
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4 November
AITKEN SPENCE
Q: What issues need to be addressed to protect Sri Lanka’s natural environment? A: Protecting it is seen as a hurdle when it’s separated from the industrial ecosystem we work in.…
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