Rootcode, one of Sri Lanka’s leading tech companies, recently took home the “People’s Choice Award” in addition to being bestowed with the “Start-up of the Year” title at the recent SAARC Start-up Awards 2022. This regional recognition marks a significant milestone for the Sri Lankan tech space and workforce. Rootcode’s mission to build great tech is well underway, and it is gaining traction faster than ever.
This is the first time a Sri Lankan tech company has made a name for itself in the regional competition, and it is a watershed moment that has focused the global spotlight on Rootcode’s distinct approach to fostering innovation in Sri Lanka. This is also the first time that a Sri Lankan company was able to take home two awards of those presented at the SAARC Start-up Awards, the company said in a media release.
Global Start-up Awards SAARC celebrates the spirit of entrepreneurship and promotes bridging boundaries through innovation in its regions, which include Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, by recognising them with its most prestigious awards programme, attended by top-notch entrepreneurs, corporates, investors, and ecosystem builders from Nordic, Central Europe, SAARC, and ASEAN regions.
Every year, the SAARC Start-up Awards bring together hundreds of South Asian startups, entrepreneurs, investors, co-working spaces, and accelerators to provide a platform to highlight trailblazers in the region's startup world. Rootcode was chosen ahead of dozens of other regional tech startups in the competition.
“We are extremely humbled and honoured by the support shown to us at the SAARC Start-up Awards 2022, and being recognised under two categories is a huge milestone for us,” said the CEO and Founder of Rootcode Labs, Alagan Mahalingam. “We have always been driven forward by excellence, collaboration, and integrity, which I believe is the reason why we have come so far and why Rootcode continues to grow every day.”
One of Rootcode’s primary goals is to contribute to Sri Lanka's economic development by empowering and nurturing the tech ecosystem while taking Sri Lankan ingenuity to the world. "We are happy to have been recognised as a successful start-up working to shape a powerful and prosperous Sri Lanka. Our community is always the driving force behind everything we do, we thank all our team members, customers, partners, and allies that inspire us to keep making a difference,” said Mangala Perera, COO of Rootcode Labs.
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