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Rs. 3 bn HLAB Fund launched to help Sri Lankan businesses scale

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  • Daily Mirror and The Island report that HLAB is a Rs. 3 billion fund.
  • Daily Mirror says the fund targets regional companies incorporated in Sri Lanka at early and growth stages.
  • The Island reports First Capital Holdings PLC committed Rs. 300 million as anchor limited partner.
  • The Island describes the fund as built around commercial investment returns.
Based on: The Island, Daily MirrorWritten by AI from The Island, Daily Mirrorthese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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