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Sri Lanka Construction Activity Accelerates in November

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Central Bank of Sri Lanka reported that the Sri Lanka Purchasing Managers Index for Construction increased to 66.2 in November 2025, indicating a strong expansion in construction activity. Most firms reported improved performance during the month, supported by higher private and government funded projects. New orders remained in expansion, while employment and quantity of purchases also increased, reflecting positive sentiment across the sector. Suppliers delivery time lengthened, signalling rising demand pressures. Despite weather related disruptions towards the end of the month, the outlook for the coming months remains positive, supported by favourable conditions and the launch of new construction projects.

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