Thursday, 25 September 2014 00:58
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Softlogic Finance PLC celebrated moving to their new corporate office located at No: 13 De Fonseka Place, Colombo 4 on 22 September. The premises that was purchased by the company earlier this year was refurbished in line with its corporate branding and will house all the key departments of the company including its Corporate Branch, Business Loans, Softlogic Premier, Central Operations, Finance, HR, IT and Senior Management.
Softlogic Group Chairman/MD Ashok Pathirage and Central Bank Supervision of Non-Bank Financial Institutions Additional Director H.B.D. Karunaratne cutting the ribbon at the Softlogic Finance corporate office as Softlogic Finance PLC Director/CEO Nalin Wijekoon looks on – Pix by Upul Abayasekara
The opening ceremony was graced by Softlogic Finance Chairman Ashok Pathirage who was the Chief Guest and H.B.D. Karunaratne, Additional Director, Department of Supervision of Non-Banking Financial Institutions of Central Bank who was the Guest of Honour together with the Board of Directors of the company, customers, staff and other well-wishers.
Softlogic Finance PLC Director/CEO Nalin Wijekoon commenting on the occasion said, “We are delighted at moving to our very own home that will enable all key functions of the company to be housed under one roof. We have made an excellent investment in purchasing this valuable property, which we have done with our own funds and will be looking to enhance our service capabilities and convenience to our valued customers from our new corporate office.”
Softlogic Finance PLC Chairman Ashok Pathirage lighting the traditional oil lamp. Central Bank Department of Supervision of Non-Banking Financial Institutions Additional Director H.B.D. Karunaratne and Softlogic Finance PLC Director/CEO Nalin Wijekoon are also present
Softlogic Finance PLC – a part of the Softlogic Group, is a Registered Finance Company under Finance Business Act No 42 of 2011, as well as being a Specialised Leasing Company, licensed by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka under the Finance Leasing Act No. 56 of 2000.
The principle lines of businesses include leasing and hire purchase, fixed deposits and savings, personal loans, business loans, gold loans, and flexible financial solutions to suit individual needs and requirements so that no particular boundaries are set to the sphere of activities of the company.