Sampath Bank in Bibile

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The land of oranges, pineapples and papaya is Bibile, and that is where Sampath Bank planted itself with the opening of its 161st branch on 7 October 2010. The opening of this new branch will serve as a boon to the people of this city with the provision of a range of facilities for the convenience of its customers.

With its high standard of values and ethics the Sampath Bank branch looks forward to promoting development of both the individual and the organisation. Sampath Bank offers a full range of banking services from savings accounts for minors and senior citizens, current accounts, foreign currency services, leasing facilities, pawning, personal, home and trade loans, fixed deposit schemes, credit and debit card facilities, all of which includes many innovative value additions designed to benefit the customers.

The main focus of this branch will be to offer a “people happy and satisfied service” and Sampath will leave no stone unturned to achieve this. The bank that inspires people, not only helps people visualize dreams but also make those dreams come true.

Director Sampath Bank Denzil J. Gunaratne cutting the ribbon at the ceremonial opening of the Bibile Branch. Also in the background are DGM Personal Banking Nanda Fernando and Manager of the Branch Kaushalya Ilangamage.

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