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80,000 emails. Time to let go.
Oceans Talent matches Sri Lankan professionals with businesses that need room to grow. Its most revealing customer stories begin with founders who had already given up on getting help.
Acentura makes the pieces work together
A biscuit maker, a tea auction, a factory floor. Acentura’s business lives where enterprise software meets the stubborn details of how people work.
WSO2 makes the connections you never see
A donor registry, a bank, an AI agent: each needs a safe way into someone else’s system. WSO2 has spent two decades building those doors.
Yarl IT Hub Wants a Silicon Valley. Its Work Starts in the Classroom.
In Northern Sri Lanka, Yarl IT Hub connects school projects, coding scholarships and startup mentoring. The revealing part is what happens between the programs.
Saltside built the marketplaces. Then its rival came shopping.
The Swedish company behind ikman turned local classifieds into a business worth buying. Its journey through Bangladesh, Ghana and Nigeria shows what money can build - and what it cannot hurry.
Ten betting brands. One Amused Group.
Behind Bet Nation, BetDeluxe and eight other Australian wagering brands sits a Melbourne company with its own technology arm. Its bigger bet is on the people and software that can keep the whole portfolio moving.
Dialog Wants More Than Your Phone Bill
After absorbing Airtel Lanka, Sri Lanka’s telecom heavyweight is selling a bigger slice of connected life: home internet, television, business tools and payments. Its next test is making a costly 5G expansion earn its keep.
The Box Is the Business: How JF&I Packages the Global Supply Chain
The Sri Lankan manufacturer does more than print cartons. It engineers the folds, materials and regional supply chains that help global brands move products with less waste.
Fcode Labs
Fcode Labs is a Sri Lanka- and Singapore-based software engineering firm that builds AI-first digital products and provides dedicated remote engineering teams. Founded in 2018 by three University of Moratuwa graduates, it delivers digital transformation, machine learning, product engineering, cloud, and Web3 work for clients ranging from the Singapore Ministry of Health and University of Auckland to Sri Lanka's largest conglomerates. In 2026 it launched Forevate, a real-time market-intelligence product.