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LIOC diversifies into petrochemicals

Seeks to reduce reliance on auto fuels:

The Lanka Indian Oil Corporation (LIOC) is getting into new areas such as petrochemicals as it seeks to diversify its business, LIOC Managing Director Shyam Bohra said. “We have already received all the approvals and will soon start,” he told Business Observer.

 

LSE Group recruits over 100 tech professionals

London Stock Exchange Group’s Business Services division (LSEG BSL) in Sri Lanka has completed the first stage of its set-up operations, with the recruitment of over 100 tech sector professionals for the Group’s new 26,000 sq. ft. technology centre at Expert City in Maradana. Set up in May 2016, the LSEG facility will be manned by 400 high-technology professionals after it becomes fully operational by the end of this year.

 

Asbestos industrialists appeal to Govt: Reconsider ban

Representatives of the Fibre Cement Products Manufactures Association (FCPMA) which convened a media briefing last week on the Cabinet decision to phase out the import and use of asbestos in the country, said the Association will not resort to a legal remedy but would trust the government to uphold the principles of good governance.

 

LRT - Feasibility study soon

Japanese experts will be in Sri Lanka within the next few months to carry out a feasibility study for the Light Rail Transit project funded by Japan and proposed as one of the key future mass transit modes in the Western Province Megapolis. A JICA team was in town last week and agreement has been reached on the terms of reference for consultants.

 

Bring evaders under tax net - biz community

The business community and consumers do not have to worry about the increase of VAT to 15 percent, as it is only a temporary measure until the house is put in order, State Minister of International Trade Sujeewa Senasinghe said. He said the tax system currently implemented in the country is confusing and added that it has to be simplified for the benefit of the people.


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