Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

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Foreign investors were net buyers of Rs.65.7 million worth of shares, extending the year-to-date net foreign inflow to Rs.20.3 billion.

Shares of Bukit Darah PLC ended 4.27 percent weaker, Ceylinco Insurance PLC closed down 2.24 percent, Commercial Leasing & Finance PLC dropped 6.45 percent, while the country’s biggest listed lender Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC ended 0.07 percent down. him to carry a larger range of tools, spares, material for the job, power his electrical tools, etc. A farmer growing vegetables can carry his product to the wholesale market before spoilage. The uses are limitless,” he remarked.

The CCC and Fair Deal AS, Norway started this programme one year back to facilitate the importers in the sourcing process.

The main objective of the programme was to cut down the intermedia­ries in the value chain and help them source finished products and raw materials directly from the ‘source’ at factory prices.

Fair Deal As is a AAA+ rated company located in Grimstad, Norway, having branch offices in China, India, South Africa and other Baltic countries working closely with manufactur­es.

The ongoing CCC and Fair Deal AS programme helps the importers to lower possible risks in product quality, delivery time, culture and language and also cost.

Those who wish to take part in the programme may call 0115588832 or email to yasura@chamber.lk.

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