In an economy still adjusting to structural reforms, the national budget becomes a critical lever for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurial ventures. For Sri Lankan business owners, the latest budget brings both opportunities and challenges. This article breaks down the budget implications you need to account for, analyses
Sri Lanka’s entrepreneurs are stepping into a digital-first economy. The rise of smartphones, fintech platforms, and online buying has made digital payments essential for every modern business — from home bakers to large retailers. In 2025, more than 80% of Sri Lankans own smartphones, and QR payments are accepted across
WhatsApp today is more than chat — it’s a complete business tool. Small and medium businesses across Sri Lanka use it to sell, support, and scale. Let’s see how you can do the same — step by step. Choose the Right App & Set the Foundation WhatsApp vs. WhatsApp BusinessUse
SME | Entrepreneurship is shifting to founders who treat Artificial Intelligence as core infrastructure, not a novelty. Let AI carry the load on research, drafting, translation, forecasting, and routine customer queries. You keep judgment, relationships, and brand. In Sri Lanka, cloud tools are affordable, connectivity is strong, and customers expect
