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Sri Lanka’s FDI Inflows Surge 138 Percent to USD 827 Million

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The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka reported Foreign Direct Investment inflows, including foreign commercial loans, reaching USD 827 million from January to September 2025—a 138 percent rise year-on-year. Major contributors included Colombo West International Terminal, CEAT OHT Lanka, Michelin, and Melco Resorts. The BOI expects total FDI inflows for 2025 to exceed USD 1 billion.

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