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December 12, 2023

In a resounding testament to their innovative digital marketing strategies, Fems and Clogard Fresh have emerged triumphant at the prestigious SLIM Digis 2.3 Awards, securing the Merit Award and Digital Bronze Award, respectively.

Fems, the trailblazer in menstrual health advocacy, has been honoured with a SLIM Digis Merit Award for their outstanding “Daughter’s Day” digital campaign, unveiled in October 2022 in conjunction with the international celebration of Daughters Day. This heart-warming campaign skilfully utilized the poignant bond between fathers and daughters to address the stigma surrounding menstrual health.

The campaign delivered a powerful social message, emphasizing the pivotal role that males play in the lives of women and encouraging them not to shy away from conversations about menstruation. Fems’ commitment to breaking societal taboos and fostering open dialogue on menstrual health has once again been acknowledged, reflecting the brand’s progressive approach.

Clogard Fresh, a frontrunner in oral care, has clinched the Digital Bronze Award for its dynamic ‘Freshness You Can’t Hide’ multi-platform digital campaign. Strategically targeting the Gen-Z audience, the campaign unfolded across popular platforms like Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, and Facebook. The engaging and multi-phased campaign included teasers, influencer marketing, quizzes, and more, all aimed at elevating audience engagement and consequently boosting the brand’s market share.

The SLIM Digis 2.3 Awards, organized by the Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM), stood as a grand celebration of digital marketing success. With over 190 entries across various categories, the event recognized and applauded the industry’s most innovative and effective digital campaigns.

Both Fems and Clogard Fresh have demonstrated exemplary creativity, strategic thinking, and market impact in their respective campaigns. Their success at SLIM Digis 2.3 reflects not only their commitment to excellence but also their ability to connect with diverse audiences in the digital landscape.

March 14, 2022

Diva, the leading household laundry brand from Hemas Consumer Brands, recently concluded the highly anticipated Diva Power Washing Wiplawaya initiative. The objective of this initiative was to provide an opportunity for people to participate and win a 7.5kg, fully automatic washing machine which would be helpful in doing their daily laundry. The competition was run for a period of two months covering four provinces.

Winners were selected and were awarded fully automatic washing machines as the Grand Prize at the conclusion of the competition.

Product detailing was shared with the customers at the Small and Medium Modern Trade (SMMT) outlets by promoters to familiarize them on benefits of both Diva Power Germ Guard & Colour Guard products while also informing them about the opportunity to win fully automatic washing machines. The customers who purchased 1KG, 1 litre or 600ml of Diva Power Germ Guard or Colour Guard, were instantly entered into the raffle draw.

Diva was originally launched in 2003 to provide a convenient alternative to laundry soap and create awareness about the advantages of detergent powder. In October 2020, Diva Power was launched in Germ Guard and Colour Guard variants. We saw Diva expand its portfolio the same year into the liquids category and was the first to bring in a liquid refill to the laundry category.

Manufactured with natural ingredients lime and kohomba, Diva Power Germ Guard helps to fight 99.9% germs and provides superior cleaning and long-lasting protection for clothes. Part of our power package, Diva Power Colour Guard, developed with the help of laundry experts from the United Kingdom is designed to protect the colours of clothes while providing superior cleaning and is infused with the fragrance of pink carnation to deliver a lasting fragrance. Both Diva Power Germ Guard and Diva Power Colour Guard can be used for either hand washing, or top loader washing machines.

Diva is a popular household name among Sri Lankans providing superior laundry solutions over the years. The brand will continue to raise the standard of living for all Sri Lankans and cater to the ever-increasing demands of the laundry care category.

December 7, 2021

Hemas Consumer, Sri Lanka’s leading manufacturer in the Home and Personal Care sector recently partnered with the Rainforest Protectors Sri Lanka to reforest 15 acres of land to raise efforts to address the environmental crisis and aid in conserving the forests of Sri Lanka. The partnership was solidified with the recent signing of the MoU at the Hemas Consumer Head Office.

Baby Cheramy and Kumarika in partnership with the Rainforest Protectors of Sri Lanka kick-started the Balangoda Reforestation project of 15,000 trees by planting one thousand trees on the 12^th of November 2021. This was a great success as volunteers from Hemas Consumer brands, Atlas Axila. the Green Club of the Hemas Outreach Foundation joined in a cross-group collaborative effort along with Rainforest Protectors Sri Lanka, Forest Conservators, respective distributors, territory mangers, retailers and villages who all came together and contributed to planting the trees.

Speaking on the project, Azmara Mannan Perera said “The planting of the trees is only the beginning on what we hope to achieve with this project, by reforesting this section of the forest we ensure that the surrounding area of the larger forest is protected from forest fires. We are so happy to be protecting two endemic trees, the Atama and the Bin Kohomba which are both found in this area.We remain committed to biodiversity, conservation and protecting endemic species in our beautiful island nation.”

Also speaking about this project, Mr. Nishantha Edirisinghe, Conservator, Biodiversity and Watershed Conservation said “The Rajawaka Area has always been prone to wildfires, and this project not only helps new trees and forestland to grow, but also protects the existing forest areas. The project will also help protect flora and fauna that is indigenous to the area. Projects like this will encourage more officials to be more aware of the hardships these areas endure. We would like to thank Hemas Consumer and Rainforest Protectors for initiating this project and we look forward to collaborating in the future.”

Rainforest Protectors of Sri Lanka is a non-profit organisation that is dedicated to protecting Sri Lanka’s rainforests. The group consists of volunteers and sponsors who investigate, create awareness and implement conservation and restoration initiatives. They have actively been involved in the protection of the Sinharaja and Kanneliya rainforest and its defragmented peripheral rainforests.

Both Baby Cheramy and Kumarika will work in tandem with Rainforest Protectors of Sri Lanka and lead the long-term efforts of this project in the hopes that it would be a catalyst for driving more initiatives for the conservation and maintenance of forest areas for the future. Both brands are highly renowned personal care brands dedicated to pioneering the concept of healthy living and supporting community driven initiatives.

July 1, 2021

Hemas Consumer has stepped forward to donate personal care items to assist the Sri Lanka Army Sewa Vanitha Unit in an effort to give back to the community, which is fighting against the Covid-19 outbreak. The donations included a considerable amount of personal care items to be used for the urgent needs of Covid patients, being treated at the Sri Lanka Army improvised Covid-19 hospital at Seeduwa.

As a truly local conglomerate, Hemas Consumer has been at the forefront of community support initiatives from the time the pandemic started in 2020, driven by the passion to assist all Sri Lankans to overcome these unprecedented challenges. The timely initiative was backed by Hemas Consumer Brands who joined the worthy course with donations including Clogard toothpaste, Dandex shampoo and Fems Sanitary towels.

Having assisted the Sri Lanka Army Sewa Vanitha Unit, Hemas continued to extend its support to combat the Covid crisis by donating personal care items to the Department of Ayurveda, whose hospitals have been converted to Covid treatment centers. Responding to the urgent need, Hemas donated sanitary napkins to the Batticaloa District as a Covid relief. Hemas once again came to the aid by donating sanitary napkins to the flood victims of Gampaha District, which was among the largely affected areas from the recent torrential rains.

Commenting on the series of donation campaigns, Fiona Juriansz Munasinghe – Director Marketing Hemas Consumer said, “Hemas is a truly local company that focuses on the welfare of the community, enriching lives through healthful living. We have taken a step forward in supporting our fellow citizens every time the country was faced with a challenge. We believe that through a collective effort we can overcome these challenges and this is the right time for us to stand with the entire nation.”

April 19, 2021

Hemas Consumer, the leading manufacturer and distributor in Sri Lanka’s beauty and personal care sector has strengthened its portfolio of offerings in a groundbreaking partnership with the world’s number one beauty company, L’Oréal. With this partnership Hemas Consumer obtains distributor rights to leverage its sales network and innovative marketing approaches in taking L’Oréal’s wide range of beauty and personal care brands across Sri Lanka.

With consumer awareness on the rise, people have become more conscious and demanding of the brands they use, seeking out high quality, and trusted products to fulfill their beauty and personal care needs. Through Hemas, Sri Lankans can have access to the highest quality skincare, haircare, make-up, sun protection and fragrances from L’Oréal, backed by over 110 years of trusted excellence in providing consumer friendly products.

Commenting on the new partnership, Sriyan de Silva Wijeyeratne, Managing Director, Hemas Consumer & Executive Director Hemas Group said, “We have spent over fifty years building successful and strong consumer brands in Sri Lanka. In keeping with our promise of consumer delight and trust, we are elated to partner a world-class cosmetics group like L’Oréal expanding our existing portfolio with the world’s most sought-after beauty and personal care products. We are well equipped in our distribution process with island-wide sales channels to serve all parts of the country. I believe this partnership will revolutionize Sri Lanka’s beauty care industry and more prospects await as we continue to look ahead with L’Oréal.”

Sabrina Esufally, Director Business Development and Innovation at Hemas Consumer said, “This partnership will enable Sri Lankans to access the iconic brands and solutions created through years of research and innovation by L’Oréal. In the fast evolving and dynamic beauty industry, the combined strength of Hemas’s local heritage and penetration, and L’Oréal’s global technology and trust is the perfect recipe for consumer delight.”

Initially, L’Oréal’s highly popular brands such as L’Oréal Paris, Garnier and Maybelline will be available in the general trade, modern trade and e-stores across Sri Lanka, with the portfolio continuing to expand as the partnership grows.

April 7, 2021

Hemas Consumer, a leading manufacturer in Sri Lanka’s Home and Personal Care sector in a ground-breaking partnership with Rainforest Protectors Sri Lanka, will join hands to reforest 15 acres of land, in its pioneering efforts to address the deepening environmental crisis.

The partnership was officially declared with the MoU sign-up, which happened at the Hemas Consumer Head Office with the participation of Fiona Juriansz Munasinghe – Director Marketing Hemas Consumer, Azmara Mannan Perera – Marketing Manager Hemas Consumer, Sherlene Gunanayagam – Brand Manager Hemas Consumer, Jayantha Wijesinghe – Convener & Chief Organizer of Rainforest Protectors and Lakmali Jayaratne – Member, Executive Committee of Rainforest Protectors. Hemas has collaborated in this project with an aim to embed sustainable forest management practices within Sri Lanka and extend its support towards social endeavours to conserve forests.

Hemas Consumer will be monitoring and evaluating the project while providing the due support with guidance and necessary impetus for this timely initiative which increases the forest cover and leads the way to a greener Sri Lanka.

Baby Cheramy and Kumarika, two of the highly renowned personal care brands of Hemas will champion this long term project which will be a catalyst in driving the best practices in forest conservation while maintaining the forested areas for the betterment of the future generation. Hemas Consumer has a shared vision to foster the forest ecosystem in Sri Lanka and the company has previously supported several reforestation initiatives, including reforesting a land in Kathlana, in close proximity to Sinharaja in a bid to battle the negative impact caused through deforestation.

Speaking on the new partnership, Fiona Juriansz Munasinghe – Director Marketing Hemas Consumer said, “We are excited to partner with Rainforest Protectors to implement this new reforesting initiative which will indeed bode well for Mother Nature. This is only the beginning for us at Hemas Consumer as we have many plans on reforesting and protecting biodiversity. We are in this for the long haul and extremely happy that this partnership provides us the space to see our investments in nature and bio-diversity come to life. Hemas remains entirely committed to boost bio diversity and regenerate ecosystems that ultimately benefit Mother Nature and her inhabitants.”

Hemas pioneers the concept of healthful living with a strong passion for community support initiatives. Hemas identifies that these collaborative efforts are a call to action in encouraging the public, stakeholders and other authorities to be a part of such nation-wide initiatives.

Rainforest Protectors of Sri Lanka are a group of volunteers and sponsors dedicated to protecting Sri Lanka’s last remaining rainforests through investigation, awareness campaigns, conservation and restoration initiatives. This non-profit environmental organization has been actively engaging in protecting several ecosystems such as Sinharaja and Kanneliya rainforests and through Rain Forest Protectors trust, the group focuses on protecting rainforest lands.

Jayantha Wijesinghe – Convener & Chief Organizer of Rainforest Protectors shared, “We believe that reforestation campaigns can help in conquering adverse scenarios such as loss of bio diversity and habitats. While most tree planting campaigns are temporary, long term reforestation projects like these can be a very effective approach in preserving bio diversity and help in maintaining the forest cover needed for the survival of our future generations.”

Reforestation has proven to be highly beneficial for the earth in multiple ways. Reforested areas become a habitat for wildlife and plants while also helping to restore the endangered species. When trees grow and consume air, they remove the harmful pollutants of air, improving the air quality. Reforestation minimizes the impact of floods and soil erosion while providing fresh water resources. It also ensures that extreme air temperatures are controlled which have a direct impact to the life on earth. Besides, Reforestation is the ultimate weapon against adversities such as global warming and climate action which have the potential to trigger devastating impacts.

March 30, 2021

Hemas Consumer, a leading manufacturer in beauty and personal care sector, reiterating its commitment to bio-diversity conservation has collaborated with the Wildlife & Nature Protection Society (WNPS) in a scientific mangrove regeneration project within the Anawilundawa Wetland Sanctuary.

Hemas will work closely with the WNPS over a period of three years in implementing necessary measures to restore mangroves in selected blocks of land. The project is also in reasonably close proximity to the Hemas Manufacturing Plant at Dankotuwa. Aided by a holistic approach to mangrove rehabilitation, this 3-year long project will ensure that the restored mangroves are carefully nurtured until they flourish with regular monitoring from all parties.

The Dankotuwa Plant will play an active role in this project through participation and by raising awareness among nearby communities on the importance of restoring mangroves for future generations. The Hemas team along with WNPS, will be instrumental in promoting the participation of local communities in mangrove conservation by conducting awareness sessions. This long-term project comes in to fruition in the backdrop of over 50% of Sri Lanka’s mangrove forests being destroyed during the past 30 years. An important element is also that part of the funding is allocated towards scientific study and continual analysis and measurement of the eco system.

Mangroves are among the most productive ecosystems in the world that shelter and feed thousands of animal species and are said to absorb up to 4x CO2 than tropical forests while shielding the surrounding against storms, tsunamis and floods. They protect the lagoons and the estuaries from erosion, reduce pollution of near-shore coastal waters, provide recreational grounds and opportunities for bird watching, fuel wood and many more. These versatile ecosystems are in danger due to excessive human activity such as construction of shrimp farms, discharge of pollutants, illegal constructions, urbanization and tourism.

Anawilundawa wetland stretches across 1,397 hectares and is one of Sri Lanka’s six designated wetlands by Ramsar convention. Whilst being a sanctuary for hundreds of bird species, fish species and animals, Anawilundawa ecosystem has largely benefited the villagers to earn a living.

Commenting during the MoU sign up between Hemas Consumer and the WNPS, Fiona Juriansz Munasinghe – Director Marketing Hemas Consumer said, “We are indeed honored to partner with Wildlife & Nature Protection Society to initiate this timely project that aims to restore the mangrove ecosystem surrounding Anawilundawa wetland, which is threatened by further human activity. Sri Lanka’s ecological resources are declining exponentially for some period and it is high time that we take necessary action before they slip away from our control. As a company which is extremely conscious about the environment we live in, Hemas has always been leading from the front in nature conservation initiatives, continuously funding and supporting such projects and we will continue to do so in the future as well. This is one of several initiatives we as a truly Sri Lankan company are taking towards environmental protection, plastic reduction, recycling, and improved carbon footprints for all operations. Baby Cheramy and Kumarika, two of the highly renowned brands of Hemas have been pioneering these projects and they extend the due support as the main sponsors for this project as well, in their efforts to foster a greener Sri Lanka.”

Marine Committee Chair Graham Marshall speaking on behalf of the Wildlife & Nature Protection Society said, “It is observed that Sri Lanka’s Mangrove cover which currently stands at 0.32% of the entire landmass is under further threat. We are extremely happy to be partnering with Hemas in this project and we truly appreciate their commitment to conserve these invaluable ecosystems. This initiative is driven by the Marine Sub Committee of the WNPS who are extremely happy to be a part of this critical project initiated and owned by the Department of Wildlife Conservation, Department of Forests and supported by the University of Wayamba. In an island where the sea area is 8 times that of the landmass, it is crucial that there be a much greater focus on marine conservation. The fabric of activity of Marine committee is designed with this in mind. The criticality of our mangrove cover has driven mangrove conservation to the top in the committee’s agenda.”

Hemas Consumer, is a leading manufacturer in Sri Lanka’s Home and Personal Care sector. Hemas started with a simple intent: to help families live healthfully. This core belief has underscored growth for over 70 years. Today, as a leading public quoted company, it brings healthful living to life through a portfolio of world-class products and services in the Consumer, Healthcare and Mobility sectors. Woven into the socioeconomic fabric of Sri Lanka, Hemas continue to invest in diverse and passionate teams, create meaningful offerings, cultivate trusted partnerships, leading on Environmental initiatives and championing a more inclusive world.

March 9, 2021

Fems, a leading feminine hygiene care brand owned by Hemas Consumer came to the fore in addressing the most pressing concerns related to menstrual health and hygiene in a groundbreaking, multi-partner awareness campaign which runs nationwide.

Fems “AYA”, a timely initiative aiming to educate women on menstrual health and hygiene and provide equal access to high quality napkins for every woman was launched in line with the International Women’s Day celebrations. The launch event was graced by the Chief Guest Hon. Dr. Sudarshani Fernandopulle, State Minister of Primary Healthcare, Epidemics and COVID Disease Control.

Fems joined forces with the ARKA initiative, Dilmah’s Merrill J. Fernando Charitable Foundation, Sarvodaya Women’s Movement and Sarvodaya-Fusion to educate a wider audience of Sri Lankan women on menstrual health and iron out the long-held myths and misconceptions. While addressing the knowledge gap, this initiative intends to encourage women to use sanitary napkins as researches have found out that majority of menstruating women are non-users of sanitary napkins.

The Arka Initiative is an organization working on sexual and reproductive health issues in Sri Lanka. It is led by a group of young doctors, psychologists, lawyers and researchers. One of the main objectives of the Arka Initiative is to educate and equip young women with the necessary knowledge and tools they need, to ensure menstrual health and hygiene. The partnership with MJF Foundation enables Fems to educate more than 10,000 plantation residents, with the due support from the ARKA initiative. The Dilmah’s Merrill J. Fernando Charitable Foundation continuously engages in charitable initiatives to uplift the lives of Sri Lankans and extend support to various communities such as the students with special needs. Fems intends to expand this awareness campaign to rural villages through Sarvodaya Women’s Movement which is a large network of women spread across the island. The Movement’s years of experience in tackling women’s issues and empowering women by uplifting their knowledge add the necessary momentum to drive this initiative forward. Sarvodaya-Fusion who works on ICT for development initiatives will be instrumental in conducting online awareness sessions on healthful living for women in this digital era.

Hon. Dr. Sudarshani Fernandopulle, State Minister of Primary Healthcare, Epidemics and COVID Disease Control, whose presence was a huge impetus for the event shared her thoughts. “I am proud to see a leading private sector company like Hemas stepping up to lead a social endeavor that bridges a long-felt knowledge gap together with organizations that share a similar interest. This initiative will make further inroads to empower women which bodes well for the country as well as the economy. I take this opportunity to congratulate Hemas and the partner organizations to make this initiative a success.”

Alongside the nationwide initiative, Fems launched a new sanitary napkin aiming to equip Sri Lankan women with an affordable napkin solution. Manufactured using a soft cotton top sheet to provide maximum comfort to the user, Fems Aya napkin will soon be available in the market for an affordable price.

Commenting during the launch, Executive Group CEO of Hemas Holdings, Kasturi Chellaraja Wilson said, “This is a timely initiative, as at present majority of women in Sri Lanka due to numerous reasons do not have access to sanitary napkins. Fems Aya initiative will address these concerns related to menstrual health, which prevent women from leading an active lifestyle, and reaching their true potential. As a socially responsible brand that focuses on promoting a healthful nation, Fems through its Fems Aya initiative will work towards creating awareness on menstrual health and hygiene, and empower women in all walks of life.”

Fems is a leading hygiene care brand manufactured and marketed by Hemas Consumer. The brand’s existing product range, accredited with dermatologically-tested and SLS certifications, has set itself apart as the most sought-after hygiene care brand among women of all ages. Fems is dedicated to empower every Sri Lankan woman with its innovative products intended to provide the maximum comfort, thereby enabling the women to rise above with confidence. All Fems products are manufactured using high quality raw materials and are scientifically designed to provide comfort, protection and inner cleanliness.

March 8, 2021

8^th March 2021, Sri Lanka: Synonymous with quality skin care on a global level and carrying a legacy of over 100 years, NIVEA, the world’s most trusted skincare brand is expanding its presence in Sri Lanka by partnering with Hemas Consumer, the largest Sri Lankan manufacturer and distributor in the Home and Personal Care sector. Through this partnership, NIVEA will be strengthening access to its industry leading portfolio of products for every consumer across Sri Lanka.

With a global presence across more than 173 countries, NIVEA brings with it decades of consumer experience having developed an understanding of not only the global standards of skincare but also local insights. This has led to consistent product developments and innovations, providing a multitude of skincare opportunities to each consumer. Through its partnership with Hemas Consumer, NIVEA aims to cement its position as the leading skincare brand in Sri Lanka ensuring all its consumers feel the brand’s comfort and care on their skin.

Commenting on this partnership, Mr. Sudhanshu Krishna, Associate Director, International Business, NIVEA India said, “We are extremely pleased and excited about our association with a renowned distributor like Hemas Consumer who personifies the same characteristics as NIVEA, coming with a rich experience of customer understanding. We are certain that their expertise will help us in delivering value–added services and solutions to the end consumer. NIVEA as a brand has stood the test of time in offering quality – driven products that have commanded a strong position in the global skincare market. As we continue to see the economic growth in South Asia and specifically the potential in the Sri Lankan market, we believe that this collaboration will help in building our reach and providing an extensive customer experience.”

Sriyan de Silva Wijeyeratne, MD at Hemas Consumer & Executive Director at Hemas Group, said, “We are ready to embark on a new journey with NIVEA, making sure that their products reach a wider audience, and are delighted to be in partnership with a brand that shines globally. Both Hemas and NIVEA operate in the personal care segment and that makes this partnership stronger while enabling both parties to explore more opportunities to thrive within the personal care sector. Hemas Consumer is on an exciting road where we are happy to embrace new partnerships of this nature and we thank the NIVEA leadership for placing their trust and confidence in us.”

Sabrina Esufally, Director Business Development and Innovation at Hemas Consumer, added, “We are proud to deliver cutting edge personal care solutions to Sri Lanka. The addition of NIVEA further expands our product portfolio and ensures that local consumers have access to yet another globally acclaimed skin care brand.”

NIVEA’s complete range of products will be available in the general trade, modern trade and e-stores across Sri Lanka through this partnership. The brand will also roll out marketing campaigns along with visibility drives including shop marketing billboards, E-advertising and consumer promotions all aimed at enhancing the brand presence.

February 24, 2021

Hemas Consumer, a leading manufacturer in Sri Lanka’s Home and Personal Care sector in yet another community support initiative has made notable donations to Dankotuwa Base Hospital’s Covid ward, aiming to enhance the patients’ facilities.

Hemas came forward to donate several essential items to the hospital so that it can better serve the patients. Amongst the items donated were water heaters to ensure that the patients had access to warm water for drinking which is much needed at this moment in time.

The donations took place at the hospital premises with the participation of Director Supply Chain at Hemas Consumer, Chandana Weerabahu, Senior Manager Human Resources at Hemas Consumer, Mahinda Wijesekera, Manager Compliance & Systems at Hemas Consumer, Sanjeevan Easparanathan, District Medical Officer, Dr. Thilak Ranasinghe, other Doctors and staff at the Dankotuwa Base Hospital.

Commenting on this charitable initiative, Director Supply Chain at Hemas Consumer, Chandana Weerabahu said, “At Hemas, we always champion healthful living and are committed to play our role in uplifting lives in every possible way. We are in the process of contributing to create a better society and now is one of the most important times to be helping our communities. In this scenario, we eagerly wanted to ensure that the needs of the patients are fulfilled and to create a safer environment for them who need the foremost attention right now.”

Hemas is at the forefront of community support initiatives continuously helping to uplift the living standards of people, communities and the environment.

Hemas Consumer, a leading manufacturer in Sri Lanka’s Home and Personal Care sector is a subsidiary of Hemas Holdings PLC. Established in 1948, Hemas started with a simple intent: to help families live healthfully. This core belief has informed our growth for over 72 years. Today, as a leading public quoted company with over 4,500 employees, we bring healthful living to life through a portfolio of world-class products and services in the Consumer, Healthcare and Mobility sectors. Woven into the socioeconomic fabric of Sri Lanka, Hemas has also expanded regionally with operations in Bangladesh, West Bengal and Myanmar. In our onward journey, we will continue to invest in diverse and passionate teams, create meaningful offerings, cultivate trusted partnerships, and champion a more inclusive world, so that we continue to create positive impact for all our stakeholders.

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