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Executive Committee
Managing Director Ashan Fernando |
Senior Manager Nisansala Samaraweera
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EGX Supply Chain, pioneer among logistics companies in Sri Lanka marked their fifth successful year in business on 2 January. As a company which continuously thrive to diversify, EGX now offers services in freight, courier consolidation, customs house brokerage, plant operation handling. EGX offers solutions which include planning, managing and executing transportation services in all modes across the globe. EGX Space is their strength in warehousing. The sophisticated WMS supports easy handling of warehouse operations. Dotsky Ltd. is another venture of EGX which involves in IT & software development. This venture leads the revolution of the supply chain and other industries by developing the future’s digital solutions. They are specialised in developing products with user experiences and user interfaces that benefit the customers. EGX has joined hands with an Australian company, Aplux BPO Ltd. with the focus on areas such as BPO, customer service, call centre, HR and recruiting. Aplux BPO is currently involved in handling finance module, legal agreements, business strategy analysing for an Australian restaurant chain. EGX Projects Ltd. is the arm involved in handling entire Projects solutions. EGX Supply Chain Maldives is another initiative focusing the expansions on freight, courier, projects cargo handling in Maldives.
The Managing Director Ashan Fernando said: “Diversification is what we believe as the key to continuous growth. We do not hesitate to take challenges that are with greater risk but handle them wisely which ends with greater success. We hope to get ourselves involved in challenges in the future, just as we did in the past.” The Senior Manager Nisansala Samaraweera shared her view saying: “It is also essential to look at sustainability of current operations. Building remarkable resilience in the current context will support the diversification we are looking at.”