Tokyo Cement Invests Rs. 2.5 billion in Colombo Port Bulk Terminal Capacity Expansion

Tokyo Cement Group recently commissioned operations of the newly expanded capacity at the Tokyo Cement Colombo Port Terminal in a soft opening ceremony.  The event is the culmination of a 2.5 billion rupees worth investment by the cement giant, held under the auspices of Mr. S.R. Gnanam, Managing Director and Mr. Christopher Fernando, Executive Director

Tokyo Cement ‘Fountain of Life’ Drinking Water Project reaches Veheragala and Dachchidamana in Anuradhapura

Two farming communities in Veheragala in the Rambawa Divisional Secretariat and Dachchidamana in Medawachchiya were the beneficiaries of the most recent leg of Tokyo Cement Group’s Fountain of Life purified drinking water project. Over a thousand villagers belonging to 268 families in Veheragala, a village situated Northwest of Rambewa, and nearly 200 individuals belonging to

Tokyo Cement appoints Miss Sri Lanka for Miss World 2021 Sade Greenwood as Social & Sustainability Ambassador

Tokyo Cement Group announces the appointment of Miss Sade Greenwood as the group’s Social and Sustainability Ambassador. Mr. S. R. Gnanam, Managing Director of Tokyo Cement Company (Lanka) PLC exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding conferring the Ambassadorship to Ms. Greenwood. Through this affiliation, Sade will work together with Tokyo Cement to create public awareness on

Tokyo Cement Group publishes FY22 Q3 Financial Performance

Colombo, 9th February 2022: Quarterly Financial Review Tokyo Cement Group (Tokyo Cement) reported its financial performance for the third quarter ending 31st December 2021, with a turnover of Rs. 13,771 million reflecting a Year-on-Year growth of 20%, compared to Rs. 11,456 million during the same period last year. Despite a turnover growth, Tokyo Cement’s sales

Tokyo Cement Salutes Top Performers of 2021 at Annual Gala Dealer Convention

Tokyo Cement Group celebrated top performing dealers of 2021 at the Annual Gala Dealer Convention held at the Cinnamon Bentota Beach Hotel. Held under the auspices of the executive management team of Tokyo Cement Company (Lanka) PLC, including Managing Director – Mr. S.R. Gnanam, Group COO – Mr. M. Thayananthan, Consultant Director – Mr. Christopher

Tokyo Cement and ORCA conduct Coral Reef Management Workshop for DWC Marine Park Officers

Tokyo Cement Group together with Ocean Resources Conservation Association (ORCA), hosted 26 Marine Park Officers attached to the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) for a 2-day training workshop on coral reef science and management. The workshop, held last month at the Coral Sands Hotel Hikkaduwa, comprised in-depth training sessions conducted by renowned marine biologists and

Tokyo Cement Group publishes FY22 Q4 Financial Results

Quarterly Financial Review Tokyo Cement Group (Tokyo Cement) reported its financial performance for the fourth quarter ending 31st March 2022, with a turnover of Rs. 16,158 million reflecting a year-on-year growth of 31%, compared to Rs. 12,373 million during the same period last year. Despite turnover growth, Tokyo Cement’s sales volumes reduced by 11% compared

Tokyo Cement Group’s FY23 Quarter 1 Performance signals a Faltering Market

Quarterly Financial Review Tokyo Cement Group (Tokyo Cement) reported its financial performance for the first quarter ending on 30th June 2022, with a turnover of Rs. 16,307 million reflecting a year-on-year growth of 53%. The Group recorded a profit of Rs. 535 million, reflecting a marginal Profit After Tax ratio of 3.3%. Profitability was primarily

Tokyo Cement conducts Coral Reef Management Workshop for SL Navy Divers

A 2-day training workshop on Coral Species Identification and Reef Restoration, intending to broaden the scope of Sri Lanka Navy divers, was successfully held at the Command Diving & Salvage Unit (East) in Naval Dockyard Trincomalee and Sandy Bay on 13th and 14th September 2022. The training program, organised by the Tokyo Cement Group, was

Cost Containment by Tokyo Cement strengthens FY23 Q2 Financial Performance despite worsening Construction Environment

The Environment The construction industry continued to contract with cement demand halving against the same quarter of the previous year. This downward trend is a culmination of factors including currency depreciation, economic and political instability, reduced availability, and affordability of constructure materials and labour, and spiking interest rates, all of which disincentivized the commencement of