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  • Jan- 2023 -
    24 January

    2021/22 FINANCIAL PROFILE TOP 100

    EXPLANATORY NOTES The LMD 100 has been compiled from information contained in the annual reports of listed companies and CSE Daily Report at 31 March 2022. Its principal ranking is based…

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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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