Senaro Sri Lanka, one of the country’s leading motorcycle assembly and manufacturing companies, was recognized with two prestigious accolades at the SLIM Brand Excellence Awards 2025. The ceremony, organized by the Sri Lanka Institute of Marketing (SLIM), was held on 13 November at the Monarch Imperial, bringing together the most influential and impactful brands in Sri Lanka’s business landscape. At this distinguished event, Senaro Sri Lanka was awarded Silver for “Best New Entrant Brand of the Year” and Silver for “SME Local Brand of the Year”, reaffirming the company’s strong presence and growing influence in the Sri Lankan market.
Mr. Roy Peiris, Mr. Dilina Hasaranga, Mr. Romesh Fernando, Mr. Janaka Suriyapperuma,
Mr. Mohan Somachandra, Mr. Thilina Rukshan, Mrs. Nilakshi Gunathunga,
Mrs. Madhushani Senarathna, Mr. Kamal Rodrigo
A 100% Sri Lankan-owned brand, Senaro Sri Lanka has made a remarkable impact in the local motorcycle industry, competing confidently alongside global brands. With over 30% local value addition in its assembly and production processes, the company continues to strengthen the national economy by generating both direct and indirect employment opportunities across the island. Senaro’s first locally assembled motorcycle, the Senaro GN 125, rapidly became the best-selling locally assembled motorcycle model in the country, earning widespread popularity within a short period of time. Following this success, the company introduced its latest model, the Senaro Click 150i scooter, which also gained exceptional consumer demand shortly after entering the market. Maintaining strict quality standards, Senaro Sri Lanka distributes its products islandwide and has now entered a golden era as one of the strongest local motorcycle brands in the country.
In a grand evening attended by leading business personalities from across Sri Lanka, Senaro Sri Lanka marked another significant milestone in its journey of excellence. The company continues to establish itself as a pioneer of innovation and local industry leadership, with further expansions planned for the near future. Having already earned multiple local and international recognitions, Senaro Sri Lanka is now preparing to enter global markets. Their next major ambition is to introduce 100% Sri Lankan-made motorcycles and scooters to the international arena, showcasing the strength and capability of Sri Lankan manufacturing on a global scale.
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