DFCC iConnect has been making day-to-day financial operations for Sri Lankan corporates more efficient and convenient since 2018. Awarded the titles of ‘Market Leader in Cash Management Sri Lanka (Domestic Banks)’ and ‘Best for Services in Cash Management – Sri Lanka’ by the recently concluded Asiamoney Awards, DFCC iConnect sets the benchmark for corporate banking in Sri Lanka. DFCC iConnect has been servicing key businesses that contribute towards the local economy for over four years now, including Orel Corporation (Pvt) Ltd. and Gamma Pizzakraft Lanka (Pvt) Ltd.
Orel Corporation is an adaptive manufacturing e-commerce led enterprise in Industry 4.0 with expertise in Building Infrastructure, Digital Infrastructure, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Commerce, Healthcare, Education, IoT & Transportation. As a third generation, family-owned multinational company, Orel operates in 28 countries, across 6 continents and has an ambition to grow by 100 fold in the coming years.
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By Hiran H. Senewiratne
Downside pressure was reported on the trading activities of the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) yesterday due to speculative gloomy economic conditions emanating from the foreign reserve position and the negative market sentiment related to Covid 19 pandemic situation. However, the All Share Price Index rose mainly due to trading by two companies, stock market analysts said.
The ASPI rose by 68.69 points and S&P SL20 recorded 3.29 points. Turnover stood at Rs 1.57 billion with two crossings. The crossings were reported in Cargills Plc and Commercial Bank plc, which crossed 2.95 million shares to the tune of Rs 265.5 million and its share price traded at Rs 90 and Cargills 150,000 shares crossed for Rs 36.4 million and its share price traded at Rs 242.50.