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NLB surpasses Rs. 50 Bn revenue in first 10 months of 2026

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  • Newswire reports that NLB revenue exceeded Rs. 50 billion in the first ten months of 2026.
  • Newswire reports that the board projects lottery sales revenue above Rs. 60 billion by year-end.
  • Newswire reports that Cabinet approved a 2025 bonus for NLB staff equal to two months’ pay.
  • Newswire reports that the board placed second at the National Business Excellence Awards in 2024 and 2025.

Newswire reports that the National Lotteries Board (NLB) recorded more than Rs. 50 billion in revenue over the opening ten months of 2026. It expects proceeds from lottery sales to exceed Rs. 60 billion by the close of the year, according to Newswire.

Newswire reports that the Cabinet of Ministers authorized a bonus for NLB employees covering 2025, valued at two months of salary. Newswire says the decision recognized the board’s results and staff contributions to revenue growth.

Newswire reports that NLB finished second in the National Business Excellence Awards in each of 2024 and 2025. The board appealed for continued public backing of its initiatives, which it said support national development.

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