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SDB bank’s Mapalagama branch relocated to its new premises in Thalgaswala on 25 June.
SDB Mapalagama branch was shifted to Gallinda Junction, Thalgaswala with the objective of providing more convenient and efficient service to its customers with more sophisticated facilities.
SANASA Development Bank PLC is a public quoted company with limited liability incorporated under the Companies Act 17 of 1982 and re-registered under Companies Act No.07 of 2007 and registered as a licensed specialised bank by Central Bank of Sri Lanka under the Banking Act No. 30 of 1988, operates with an island-wide branch network of 92 branches.
SDB has introduced a variety of banking products and services with a vast coverage of customers, from new born babies to senior citizens. Those products and services come under different brand names of Lakdaru Children’s Savings, SDB Dayada, Jawaya, Uththamavi, Upahara, Uththamachara, SDB Ayojana, Swarnakirana, SDB Leasing, SME Plus, Top Saver, etc.
Chamara Dissanayake is the Manager of the Thalgaswala branch. The Mapalagama branch has been serving the area for nearly last 11years and now relocates to Thalgaswala.
Relocated branch was ceremonially opened with the participation of SDB bank Chairperson Samadanie Kiriwandeniya, SDB bank General Manager/Chief Executive Officer Nimal C. Hapuarachchi, Niyagama Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Prasad Weerakkody, Thalgaswala Trade Union Chairman, SDB bank Head of Business Delrene Seneviratne, SDB bank Southern Regional Manager Champa Dassanayake and other prestigious invitees.
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