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Sri Lanka goods exports rise 21.66-pct in Sept 2026, driven by electronics, spice and petro

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Sri Lanka goods exports rise 21.66-pct in Sept 2026, driven by electronics, spice and petroPhoto: EconomyNext

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1 min readFrom 4 outlets
  • Newswire and Lanka Business Online say nine-month merchandise exports were US$10.76 billion and services exports US$2.85 billion.
  • Newswire and Lanka Business Online report September total exports of US$1.69 billion, up 17.23% year on year.
  • EconomyNext reports merchandise exports rose 21.66% in September, led by growth in electronics, spices and petroleum products.
  • EconomyNext says exports to the United States and India increased, while exports to the United Kingdom declined.
Based on: EconomyNext, LBO, Ada Derana, NewswireWritten by AI from EconomyNext, LBO, Ada Derana, Newswirethese outlets’ reports. Not reviewed by an editor. It can be wrong — the original reports are the authority. .
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  5. Newswire · Sri Lanka’s top 100 listed companies record 20% revenue growth in 2025/26

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