The Government is to buy back the 51 per cent stake with Shell Sri Lanka. The Bank of Ceylon is to advice the committee formed to handle the negotiations, says Media Minister Keheliya Rambukwella.
Royal Dutch Shell plc, commonly known simply as Shell has begun divesting its shares overseas. Several private companies had shown a keen interest in buying the shares from Shell.
"Sri Lanka faces new economic crisis after 2028"; Former President Ranil Wickremesinghe warns
BASL challenges 22A before SC; calls for full bench to examine the constitutionality of the bill
Govt. ready for public referendum if ordered by SC, 22A Parliament debate in Sept. or Oct. – Nalinda
22nd Amendment tabled in Parliament by Justice Minister amidst strong opposition
Bank officials nabbed over US$ 1B Undiyal scheme; Court hears how dollars were transferred overseas
Search continues for missing sailor at Angulana coast for third day; Vessel recovery also delayed
“Call an election soon or popularity could fall further” Opposition on Govt.’s falling popularity
Don’t be arrogant. Pay attention to the concerns raised by Chief Prelates” — Sajith tells Govt.
Can India and Pakistan find common ground ? - Pakistan High Commissioner in Colombo on Hyde Park
Sri Lanka Navy vessel located on seabed off Angulana after hours-long search by specialist divers
Sri Lanka Entrepreneurs Night 2026 held in Melbourne; Australia-based Lankans urged to invest in SL
Warm weather advisory issued for several districts; Drought ravages farmlands across the county
72-hour detention order issued against drug trafficker Shiran Basik
Govt plans to push country towards authoritarianism – Opposition Leader
Sri Lanka Navy vessel in distress off Angulana; 11 personnel rescued
