The Three Sinha Group of Companies received the Silver Award in the Large Category for the Manufacturing Sector at the Ceylon National Chamber of Industries (CNCI) Achievers' Awards 2024. The award ceremony took place on 15 October at the Cinnamon Grand in Colombo, with Managing Director Manjula Ariyakumara accepting the award on behalf of the company. Established as a small-scale venture, Three Sinha has now transformed into a leader in the construction industry. Through hard work and dedication, The company has earned recognition both locally and internationally, including Gold and Silver Awards at the CNCI Achievers’ Awards and the Gold Award at the Sri Lankan Entrepreneur of the Year Awards.
Three Sinha offers a diverse range of products and services, specialising in roller doors, shutters, and fire-resistant doors. They also provide aluminum fabrications, sensor doors, and automatic barriers. Additionally, the company has embraced sustainability by offering three types of solar PV electricity systems: on-grid, off-grid, and hybrid. A notable subsidiary, IKLO Industries, focuses on constructing high-quality pre-fabricated and pre-engineered steel buildings using the latest technology. Recently, IKLO has expanded into the agricultural sector, launching a new line of tractor trailers designed for farming needs. They also manufacture diesel tanks that meet Ceypetco and IOC standards, making them a key supplier for both companies. The objective of the Achiever Awards is to recognise and reward the local industries who have excelled in the manufacturing and service sectors. It is highly popular among the industrial sector, and is considered as a valuable opportunity to all industrialists of Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small and Micro categories, to be contested in Provincial and National levels.
Three Sinha Group of Companies Managing Director Manjula Ariyakumara receiving the award
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