NDB Bank extends its services to Gampola

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NDB Bank recently opened its newest branch in Gampola, in a bid to extend their reach to all parts of the country. The branch was ceremoniously opened by the Chairman of NDB Bank Hemaka Amarasuriya. With the opening of the Gampola branch, NDB Bank will increase its network of to 56.

An important hub that links many cities in the central province, Gampola is a town blessed with rich heritage and diversity. While it comprises of rare biodiversity, it is also famous for its vast tea-plantations. The rapidly developing town also assists in drawing foreign exchange to the country through its spice groves such as nutmeg, mace, clove and cardamom, which come under the minor export category. The Bank will therefore help build business endeavours through its SME products to small and medium businessmen in and around Gampola. With its expertise and knowledge in SME financing services, the Bank will offer many financing facilities including short term working capital loans, supplier and distributor financing and long term funding, which will be beneficial to the businesses in the area. In addition NDB Bank in Gampola will offer customers a range of financial services, solutions and products to suit the needs of the people. With its retail banking services, such as Current and Savings Accounts, Children’s Savings Accounts with an exciting gift scheme, NRFC/RFC Accounts, Fixed Deposits, Housing Loans, Education Loans, Personal Loans, Leasing facilities, Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Pawning services Western Union Money transfer services, Internet Banking and Bancassurrance. Pawning and Western Union money transfer, NDB Bank will ensure that its entire gamut of services will be extended to all citizens in Gampola. The branch is located at No: 75, Nuwara Eliya Road, Gampola will be open from Monday to Saturday (excluding public and bank holidays) at the following times: Monday to Friday - 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and Saturday - 9.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.