Business
Inivos and UK’s Muzulu’s milestone partnership provides end-to-end ERP solutions
Inivos the fully-fledged Sri Lankan Business Consultancy and Technology solutions provider continues and expands its partnership with Muzulu, the UK-based provider of industry-leading ERP business solutions. Established in 2019 with enduring values of integrity, innovation, and agility, Inivos is a growing end-to-end corporate business solutions service provider.
This partnership aims to continue supporting a wide base of customers globally, with the initial focus being on Sri Lanka and Europe. The partnership between Inivos and Muzulu goes as M. I. Consultancy, and both Inivos and Muzulu share similar business philosophies when it comes to the provision and extension of ERP services to a gamut of industries such as engineering, construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, and utilities. In addition to IFS services, both companies specialize in providing end-to-end solutions in Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), Enterprise Resource Planning Management (ERP), and Supply Chain Management (SCM).
Commenting on the progress and future plans for this partnership, Partner/CTO of Muzulu Ravi Edirisinghe said, “With my recent visit to Sri Lanka to lay the plan for 2022, I found that our partnership with Inivos had received positive feedback from customers, as they understood the difference between our services and the rest. Our future plan and vision is to make Sri Lanka a one-stop-shop for staff augmentation, expand 24/7 operations to support our customers globally, and provide end-to-end solutions of ERP. Our implementation teams have an enviable track record delivering successful global ERP projects. By working with Inivos, we saw a huge opportunity to use our successful, solution-focused approach to deliver even greater success for both Muzulu’s and Inivos’s current and future customers.”
The Sri Lankan workforce is highly skilled in software development, UI/UX, quality assurance, and project management. And the overall ICT industry of Sri Lanka with its sub-sectors, which include IT/ITeS and telecommunications, is projected to generate USD 1.8 billion revenue by 2022. Furthermore, it is to become a USD 3 billion industry by 2024, through export revenue, entrepreneurship, innovation, and digital adoption, creating around 300,000 direct jobs and enabling 1,000 startups in the country. And currently, Sri Lankans are working on global IT projects to increase the revenue by this year.
The digital transformation post-COVID-19 makes sure that more business, agriculture, health, and education services are provided without leaving anyone behind, which in turn will have a far better outcome on equity and social justice objectives. All of these efforts need resources if it’s human capital, funding, or technical know-how, which is why there is a wealth of experience that is brought by the IT industry to the table fueling the strategy in creating user-friendly and compellingly easy to access business solutions.
Inivos is able to supply the best in quality employees by positioning them at the edge of expertise, providing real-time access to valuable business data and market insights that in turn result in flexible, customer-friendly solutions for any business. They also operate as one united strong team governed by a deep commitment to their corporate values; the enduring integrity to deliver on their promise, the headstrong collaboration through which they build on innovation, and their agility in adapting themselves to a wide range of business systems, solutions and client expectations.
Based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Inivos (www.inivossl.com) has emerged as a key player in the ERP segment under the consultancy arm. Inivos has been able to build a strong client base in Sri Lanka, The Middle East, South Africa, Scandinavia, North America, Australia and Europe within a short time span. Apart from being a business consultancy, Inivos also carries out software development, managed services and quality assurance. All of the aforementioned services are offered through Inivos’ Technology arm.
Muzulu, headquartered in Oxford in the United Kingdom, delivers industry leading ERP consultancy interwoven with high quality supporting products and solutions, consistently delivering high satisfaction and return-on-investment for our clients. Our expert team of functional and technical implementation consultants average more than a decade of experience implementing ERP solutions across a diverse range of industries. We have direct experience implementing ERP solutions for every region of the globe. To further this approach, we have partnered with key software organizations to support improving our client’s businesses, including IFS, Dell Boomi and Pagero.
Business
Business, economic heavyweights converge in Colombo
Senior business leaders, economists and international development experts, alongside the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, will headline the Sri Lanka Economic & Investment Summit 2026, organised by The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce on 12 and 13 October at the Shangri-La Colombo.
The Summit will open with a keynote address by T. Krishnakumar, Chief Executive Officer, Reliance Consumer Products Ltd, who brings more than four decades of experience in the consumer brands and FMCG sectors. Having previously served as President of Coca-Cola India and Southwest Asia, with extensive experience in building businesses and driving growth across emerging markets, Krishnakumar, more popularly known as Kk, now leads Reliance Consumer Products as it expands across categories and builds new customer, partnership and market opportunities.
Day 2 will bring together four international perspectives across discussions on economic resilience, regional connectivity, sector growth and digital transformation.
Lilia Aleksanyan, Senior Country Economist for Sri Lanka at the Asian Development Bank, will open the day’s discussions with a focus on Sri Lanka’s economic resilience. Her work covers the country’s macroeconomic outlook, policy advice and macro-fiscal and financial-sector reform. Her international policy experience also includes roles at the French Ministry of Finance and the French Central Bank.
The Summit will then turn to Sri Lanka’s connections with regional markets, with P. D. Singh, Chief Executive Officer, India & South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, delivering the keynote for the session on trade corridors and value chains. Singh counts close to three decades of experience in banking and finance, with senior leadership roles spanning Standard Chartered, JPMorgan Chase Bank and HSBC.
The Sector Deep Dives will bring international perspectives to discussions on healthcare and energy.
Tushar Shroff, Chief Financial Officer, Zydus Lifesciences Ltd, will deliver the keynote for the healthcare discussion, drawing on more than three decades of experience in corporate finance, strategic investment and financial transformation. His career spans senior finance and leadership roles with ABB, Piramal Healthcare, Intas Pharmaceuticals and Vedanta Group, giving him a broad perspective on the business and investment decisions shaping the healthcare sector.
For the energy-focused deep dive, Edore Onomakpome, Regional Infrastructure Industry Manager for Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal at the International Finance Corporation, will bring extensive experience in infrastructure investment and project finance across emerging markets. Since joining IFC in 2013, she has held senior roles across Africa and South Asia, including managing IFC’s infrastructure portfolio across 16 countries.
The Summit will conclude its keynote programme with Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya, who will deliver the keynote for “Nation Building in the Digital Age.” The Prime Minister also oversees the Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education, bringing a direct policy perspective to discussions on digital transformation, innovation, education and the skills needed for a changing economy.
Together, these perspectives will bring regional, international and policy insight to SLEIS 2026 as Sri Lanka considers how to strengthen economic resilience, attract investment, deepen regional connections and develop new sources of growth.
Held under the theme “Positioning Sri Lanka in a Changing Global Economy: Resilience, Reform, and the Future of Economic Policy,” SLEIS 2026 will take place on 12 and 13 October 2026 at the Shangri-La Colombo.
The Sri Lanka Economic & Investment Summit 2026 is supported by its valued sponsors and partners. Platinum Sponsor – Standard Chartered Bank Sri Lanka, Gold Sponsor – VISA Worldwide (Pvt) Ltd., Bronze Sponsor – South Asia Gateway Terminals (Pvt) Ltd., Strategic Development Partner – Asian Development Bank, Telecommunication Partner – Dialog Telecommunication, Television Partner – Dialog Television, Session Sponsors – David Pieris Motor Company (Pvt) Ltd., Hemas Holdings PLC, Sunshine Holdings PLC, International Construction Consortium (Pvt) Ltd., Microsoft Sri Lanka (Pvt) Limited, Official Logistics Partner – Hayleys Advantis Limited, Official Airline – SriLankan Airlines Ltd., Official Hospitality Partner – Shangri-La Colombo, Airline Partner – China Eastern Air Holding Co. Ltd.
Registrations for SLEIS 2026 are now closed. The Ceylon Chamber looks forward to welcoming participants to the discussions on Sri Lanka’s future trajectory on 12 and 13 October.
Business
Commercial Bank launches ‘Prestige’ banking for HNW clients
Commercial Bank of Ceylon has launched ‘Prestige’, a three-tier banking proposition aimed at high-net-worth (HNW) clients, combining wealth management, advisory services and lifestyle benefits.
The initiative replaces the bank’s existing ‘Elite’ private banking brand with Ruby, Sapphire and Diamond tiers, designed to cater to customers according to their wealth profiles and banking relationships.
The bank said Prestige would provide dedicated relationship managers, priority branch services, preferential rates on loans and deposits, enhanced card privileges, family banking programmes and offshore account solutions.
Its wealth and investment management services include access to capital-protected income solutions, dual-currency investments, institutional deals and estate and portfolio governance.
Clients will also have access to specialist financial and corporate advisory services, including assistance with international relocation, overseas property and capital repatriation.
The programme includes lifestyle benefits such as VIP airport lounge access, travel concierge services, property management and medical coordination, as well as access to selected art and culinary events.
The bank said its flagship Prestige banking residence at R.G. Senanayake Mawatha, Colombo 07, had been refurbished, with the service to be extended to other economically important cities.
Commercial Bank Managing Director/CEO Sanath Manatunge said Prestige was intended to support customers in managing their wealth, business interests, family needs and long-term legacy.
Existing Elite clients are being transitioned to the new programme, the bank said.
Business
Ceylinco Life rewards 80 sales achievers with overseas tours
Ceylinco Life has rewarded 80 members of its sales force with overseas tours to Vietnam and China for their outstanding performance in the company’s 2025 sales competitions.
The group comprised 62 sales achievers who travelled to Vietnam and 18 who visited China.
The Vietnam tour included visits to Hanoi’s Ho Chi Minh Complex, One Pillar Pagoda, Tran Quoc Pagoda and Hoan Kiem Lake. The group also travelled to Ha Long Bay, where they went on an Aurora Cruise and explored attractions including Sung Sot Cave, Luun Cave and Titop Island.
The tour also featured a sunset party aboard the cruise, with music and refreshments.
The 18 achievers who travelled to China visited several of Beijing’s major historical and cultural attractions, including Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace. They also took a boat ride on Kunming Lake.
A highlight of the China tour was a visit to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, including a round-trip cable car ride. The group also attended an acrobatic show at Chaoyang Theatre and visited the Panda Garden at Beijing Zoo.
The company said the tours were organised to recognise and reward sales personnel for their performance and achievements.
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