Hemas Pharmaceuticals and Hemas Surgicals & Diagnostics, the market leader in pharmaceutical distribution in Sri Lanka, has appointed Dr. Mahesha Ranasoma as its Managing Director, effective April 2, the company said.
“As we continue to expand our leadership position in the healthcare sector, Dr. Ranasoma’s extensive experience and proven ability to lead complex operations across multiple industries will be instrumental in pivoting to the future. His purpose-driven leadership style is deeply aligned with Hemas’ values and will play a vital role in strengthening our partnerships, keeping the country’s healthcare needs at the forefront, and driving sustainable, long-term growth," said Murtaza Esufally, Chairman of Hemas Healthcare.
Dr. Ranasoma brings over 25 years of cross-sector leadership experience in both multinational and local organizations. Before joining Hemas Pharmaceuticals, he served as CEO of Global Rubber Industries (GRI), and as Managing Director of Dipped Products PLC under the Hayleys Group. He has also held regional leadership roles, including Country Chairman of Shell Sri Lanka and General Manager of Shell Vietnam, where he led transformational initiatives in growth, innovation, and operational excellence.
“I am honoured to join Hemas Pharmaceuticals at such a dynamic time in the healthcare industry,” said Dr. Ranasoma. Hemas has built a strong reputation for excellence in pharmaceutical distribution and healthcare solutions. “I look forward to working with our talented team and esteemed partners to further strengthen our market leadership, enhance accessibility,” he said.
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