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Retrenching staff will have negative impact - EFC DG

Continuous staff training is the best answer for companies during recession. This will enhance productivity and when the recession ends they will pick up and make the right balance, Director General, Employers Federation of Ceylon (EFC) Ravi Peiris told Daily News Business.

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AFD credit facilities for private sector too

The French Development Agency (AFD) has decided to provide credit facilities to the private sector as well. The AFD in Sri Lanka has funded several government sector projects for over 12 years.

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Thirty-six percent growth in deposits, 32 percent growth in advances:

SANASA Development Bank surpasses Rs. 300 m pre tax profit in 2008

SANASA Development Bank had performed well in the year ending December 31, 2008 registering a pre tax profit of Rs. 303 million compared to Rs. 161 million last year, a growth of 88 percent.

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