Sri Lanka’s Printcare launches new printing facility in Kenya

Printcare, a leading Sri Lankan printing and packaging solutions provider, has officially launched its new state-of-the-art facility in Kenya, marking a significant milestone in its expansion into the African market.

This cutting-edge facility is equipped with advanced technology to provide world-class printing and packaging services, catering to diverse industries including tea, coffee, Apparels and consumer goods. The investment represents a strong commitment by Printcare to contribute to Kenya’s growing economy while creating local employment opportunities and fostering innovation in the printing sector.

The launch is the result of a collaborative effort by a consortium of Sri Lankan business leaders, including Dilmah Tea, Hemas, and the Karimjee family from Tanzania, spearheaded by Chairman Raveendran. This partnership underscores the strong ties between Sri Lanka and Kenya and the shared vision of economic growth and collaboration.

“We are thrilled to bring Printcare’s expertise and innovation to Kenya,” said Chairman Raveendran. “This facility is not just an investment in advanced technology but also in the people of Kenya, as we aim to support local industries and provide unparalleled service.”

The commissioning of this facility highlights Kenya’s position as a hub for regional and international business, opening new avenues for trade and collaboration between Sri Lanka and East Africa.

The commissioning of Printcare’s state-of-the-art facility in Kenya was graced by the directors of Printcare K.R. Ravindran, Abbasally Nuruddin Esufally, Malik Joseph Fernando, Steven Mark Enderby, Sivakumar Nadesan, Kamani Devika Weerasinghe, Anushya Coomaraswamy and Ambassador Kana Kananathan , former Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Kenya. This prestigious event marked a significant milestone in strengthening economic ties between Sri Lanka and Kenya.

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