Building A
Legacy Across
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Sino Lanka’s journey began in 1993 with garment manufacturing and trading, laying the foundation for what would become a diversified powerhouse. The company soon began producing for leading global brands, strengthening its reputation as a trusted, quality-driven international supplier.

In collaboration with Vanik Incorporation, Vanik Bangladesh Ltd. was established, marking an entry into Bangladesh’s financial sector as an NBFI (Non-Bank Financial Institution).

The same year saw the launch of GDS Chemicals, Bangladesh, specializing in the import and distribution of specialty chemicals.

The STS Group was established as the investment holding company for operations in Bangladesh.

In the same year, Vanik Bangladesh Securities Ltd, a stock brokerage firm, was founded, marking entry into the country’s capital markets.

The Group established the International School Dhaka (ISD), Bangladesh’s first school to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, setting a new benchmark in quality education.

The boutique city hotel Royal Park Residence was launched in Banani, Dhaka - a prominent business enclave and residential hub for the city’s expatriate community.

Collaborated on the establishment of Apollo Hospital in Sri Lanka, contributing to the country’s healthcare sector until its acquisition by SLIC.

Vanik Bangladesh was rebranded as LankaBangla, and during this period Sampath Bank and One Bank partnered with LankaBangla Finance Ltd.

Established the first Apollo Hospital, a 450-bed facility in Dhaka, later rebranded as Evercare in 2020.

Partnered with Delhi Public School to launch DPS STS School Dhaka, a 1,300-student, top-tier academic institution.

Launched the 158-room OZO Colombo in 2014, followed by the 122-room OZO Kandy in 2015, and the 172-room Amari Galle in 2017, managed by ONYX Thailand, further strengthening the Group’s presence in the hospitality industry.

Sino Lanka Tower, the Group’s 55,000 sq. ft corporate headquarters and office complex, was constructed and inaugurated in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Established Universal College Lanka (UCL) in partnership with Monash University, offering Monash University pathway programs in Sri Lanka and higher education opportunities in collaboration with London School of Economics (LSE), the University of London, and University of Central Lancashire (UCLan).

Eduko Pathways was established to guide overseas university placements.

In 2020, Apollo Hospital Dhaka was rebranded as Evercare Hospital Dhaka in partnership with Blackstone, a $1.3 trillion investment firm, and TPG, a $120 billion private equity firm.

The 350-bed Evercare Hospital Chattogram was inaugurated, further enhancing Bangladesh’s healthcare infrastructure.

Launched Synogen to drive sustainable energy solutions, with a focus on both rooftop and ground-mounted solar power projects

Universal College Bangladesh (UCB) was launched, offering Monash University Pathway programs and collaborations with London School of Economics (LSE), the University of London, and University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), expanding international higher education opportunities for students in the country.

Eduko Bangladesh was established as an overseas university placement service, supporting students in accessing global higher education opportunities.

Introduced the globally acclaimed Radisson brand to Sri Lanka, Sino Lanka Group has reimagined its three properties as Radisson Hotel Colombo, Radisson Blu Resort Galle, and Radisson Hotel Kandy, setting a new benchmark for hospitality in the country.

Sino Lanka Group expanded into the EV sector under the name “Evolution Auto”, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and sustainability.

In the education sector, the group rebranded DPS STS School in Bangladesh to Glenrich International School, further strengthening its dedication to providing quality education.

Sino Lanka Group entered the IT sector with homegrown software solutions, including RadiantIQ for renewable energy management and EduSight.ai for student enrollment automation for universities.

Gamma Extract was established, focusing on cultivating and exporting high-quality medical cannabis, in collaboration with the Government of Sri Lanka to drive innovation in the agricultural sector.

Sesaya Poshtel, a blend of “posh” and “hostel,” was introduced in Sri Lanka, offering a new hospitality experience with upscale amenities and integrated co-working spaces.

Building on strategic investments across 9 sectors, Sino Lanka Group continues to expand its global footprint and drive innovation across industries.