The World Bank’s latest report on Sri Lanka’s economic outlook delivers a mixed message — acknowledging progress while warning that the recovery remains incomplete without deep structural reforms. Progress Since the Crisis Sri Lanka’s economy collapsed in 2022 due to severe foreign exchange shortages, spiraling inflation, and political unrest. Since then, the country has made […]
Sri Lanka’s Road to StabilizationFollowing the 2022 economic crisis, Sri Lanka’s GDP grew 5% in 2024 and is projected to reach 3.5–4% in 2025. Support from IMF programs, debt restructuring, and fiscal reforms has laid the foundation for a gradual recovery. Business Trends Shaping Recovery Implications for Companies and InvestorsBusinesses can leverage growth in insurance, […]
Foreign Investors Take NoticeSri Lanka attracted USD 827 million in FDI during the first nine months of 2025, representing a 138% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Investment inflows were diversified across equity, reinvested earnings, intra-company loans, and long-term foreign borrowings. Sectoral Highlights and Investment Trends Opportunities and ChallengesSustaining this investment momentum requires […]
