Sri Lanka Insurance records PBT of Rs. 10.6 bn again
Sri Lanka Insurance concludes the year 2023 with remarkable success, achieving an impressive profit before taxation of Rs. 10.6 billion, reflecting a robust improvement in combined Gross Written Premium (GWP) of Rs. 44.2 billion, marking a growth of 7.2%. As of December 31, 2023, Sri Lanka Insurance Life recorded a premium volume of Rs. 21 billion, while Sri Lanka Insurance General recorded a premium value of Rs. 23.1 billion.
Reaffirming its commitment to customers throughout 2023, Sri Lanka Insurance disbursed an impressive Rs. 27.6 billion to policyholders in the form of maturity settlements and combined claim payments in addition to the 10.4 billion bonus declaration, underscoring the company’s steadfast commitment to honoring its obligations and ensuring the trustworthiness of its investment services. Furthermore, solidifying its strong financial position,
SLIC has been able to continuously increase its Asset base and Life Fund over the years. This year the company was able to increase its asset base to enormous Rs. 313.3 billion and the Life fund to Rs. 180.8 billion. These achievements came amidst numerous changes that took place within the organization and during challenging economic and social conditions that prevailed in the country.
The Group Chief Executive Officer of Sri Lanka Insurance, Mr. Chandana L. Aluthgama, affirmed, “Our remarkable financial and non-financial accomplishments reflect the unwavering dedication and efforts exhibited by our exceptional team at Sri Lanka Insurance, even in the face of numerous challenges.”
“Despite internal changes and the economic and social impact felt by the company, our strategic focus and steadfast commitment have positioned us as one of the most profitable entities yet again. The hard work and determination of our people have been instrumental in navigating these challenges, and with a reinforced foundation and a clear vision for the future, we are now prepared to embark on a new journey as Sri Lanka Insurance Life and Sri Lanka Insurance General.”
Chairman of Sri Lanka Insurance, President Counsel Ronald C Perera stated, “As we reflect on 2023, Sri Lanka Insurance has demonstrated remarkable resilience and strength, as a robust and profitable business entity in the country despite the many challenges over recent years.”
“In the midst of ongoing divestiture talks, it’s vital to emphasise that Sri Lanka Insurance, comprising both Life and General businesses, holds immense value for potential investors. The outstanding performance of both entities positions them as pivotal players in the market, offering significant benefits to interested parties.”
“Acquiring such a robust asset would not only bolster the buyer’s organization but also enhance its portfolio, fostering mutual growth and long-term prosperity.”
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