DSI Mega 2016 Shopping Festival opens with a bang

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The DSI Mega 2016 Shopping Festival was declared open yesterday. The festival, taking place at the head office complex of D. Samson and Sons (Pvt) Ltd,at No. 257, High Level Road, Maharagama, will consist of a carnival with fun activities for the whole family.

Present at the event as chief guest was Chairman of D. Samson & Sons (Pvt) Ltd Nandadasa Rajapaksa, along with Managing Director Thusitha Rajapaksa, Director Kaushalya Perera and Chief Operating Officer Ruwan Kannangara.

The festival, which will take place between 23 and 30 December, is the first event of its kind organised by DSI as a way of catering to the end-of–the-year shopping needs of the people and ending 2016 with a bang.

As a prime commercial and shopping centre in Colombo, the complex offers ample free parking facilities while the festival’s stalls feature, shoes, accessories, apparel, electric appliances, mobile phones (as well as related accessories), computers, fitness equipment, motorbikes, mountain bikes, roofing solutions, solar power solutions, food & beverage items and financial services, all of which are available at reduced prices, special discounts and even free offers.

DSI invites all shopping enthusiasts to visit the festival, enjoy the carnival and join in the excitement.

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