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Deloitte Sri Lanka brings together industry voices to examine Budget 2027

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EconomyNext reports that Deloitte Sri Lanka plans to hold a live webinar, “Beyond Stabilization: Building for Growth,” on Thursday, 12 November 2026, from 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. in Sri Lanka. The event is intended to consider how Budget 2027 may affect businesses and the broader economy.

EconomyNext says the webinar follows the President’s presentation of the 2027 Budget Speech in Parliament. The report places the discussion against Sri Lanka’s movement from economic stabilisation towards sustained growth, with fiscal policy, investment, trade and private-sector activity gaining attention.

EconomyNext reports that policymakers, economists, business leaders and industry representatives are expected to take part. The event is designed to draw on views from government, public policy, investment, think tanks and major industries, and to consider the budget’s priorities, reforms and potential opportunities for business decisions and the country’s next growth phase.

EconomyNext says two panel discussions will address fiscal policy, economic prospects, trade and industry. The first, “Fiscal Perspective,” will be moderated by Charmaine Tillekeratne, whom EconomyNext identifies as Partner and Head of Tax at Deloitte Sri Lanka and Maldives; the report excerpt gives no further information about the second panel.

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EconomyNextDeloitte Sri Lanka brings together industry voices to examine Budget 2027

Earlier coverage

Reports on the same subject from the months before this story.

  1. Daily FT · Budget 2027: Treasury says expect reforms push, not tax cuts
  2. Daily Mirror · CA Sri Lanka calls for wider tax net, growth-focused budget
  3. Daily FT · Govt. signals stronger capital market push in 2027 Budget

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