The Industrial Association
of Sri Lanka

Representing the Industrial and manufacturing interests of the nation
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30+ Years
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About Us

Industrial Association of
Sri Lanka

The Industrial Association of Sri Lanka (IASL) is the apex body which represents industrial and manufacturing interests in Sri Lanka. The Association was formed on 13 March 1991 and has contributed to represent a major sector of the manufacturing and industrial concerns in Sri Lanka.

The IASL is a constituent body of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce which is a Confederation of Trade Associations, Regional and Sectoral Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bilateral Business Council and Employer Organizations in Sri Lanka (www.chamber.lk)

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SINCE
1991
30 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
67 MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
15.6% SECTOR GDP SHARE
VISION
To represent the Industrial and manufacturing interests in Sri Lanka.

To act as a spokesperson for the Industrial Sector in its dealings with the Government and other institutions both public and private.

MISSION
With a mandate received from the members to assist policy makers in the task of devising an industrial strategy for Sri Lanka.

VALUES
To provide a focal point for industrialists to meet, discuss and solve issues faced by industrialists.

To encourage quality consciousness in Industry.

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IASL has constantly focused

An assurance of socio-political stability based on sound institutional foundations.
Industry to meet local demand to be given its due place together with export orientated industry.
A stable and well coordinated system of taxation.
The acceptance of a strategy which recognizes high value added manufacturing industry as the take-off point.
Consistent fiscal and monetary policies.
The development of sector strategies.
Improved infrastructure facilities.