Seylan Developments PLC 2015 AR2
The report details Seylan Developments PLC's financial and operational performance for the fiscal year 2015, highlighting a 102% increase in after-tax profits to LKR 201.3 million. A key achievement was the successful implementation of an integrated energy management system at Seylan Towers, which reduced monthly energy consumption by 30% through the installation of high-efficiency SMARDT chillers and LED lighting. The company also expanded its operations with the successful running of the Kataragama holiday bungalow and secured possession of the Union Place property. Additionally, the company engaged in community development by upgrading library facilities at a local school as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
Company: Seylan Developments PLC
Sector: Real estate
Country: Sri Lanka
Year: 2015
Type: AR2
Pages: 112
Seylan Developments PLC
The report details Seylan Developments PLC's financial and operational performance for the fiscal year 2015, highlighting a 102% increase in after-tax profits to LKR 201.3 million. A key achievement was the successful implementation of an integrated energy management system at Seylan Towers, which reduced monthly energy consumption by 30% through the installation of high-efficiency SMARDT chillers and LED lighting. The company also expanded its operations with the successful running of the Kataragama holiday bungalow and secured possession of the Union Place property. Additionally, the company engaged in community development by upgrading library facilities at a local school as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.
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Document Details
Report Year
2015
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2015 - Dec 31, 2015
Fiscal Year
2015
Type
Annual Report with Sustainability Disclosures
Language
English
Pages
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