THE STATE OF STATE ENTERPRISES IN SRI LANKA – 2022

Advocata's 2022 Report "State of State Owned Enterprises 2022 " is a deep dive on the impact of State Owned Enterprises, on Sri Lanka's economy. Our Governance and Consolidation Plan provides a roadmap of essential governance and non-governance reforms .

THE STATE OF STATE ENTERPRISES IN SRI LANKA – 2019

Sri Lanka has a total of 527 State Owned Enterprises out of which regular information is only available for 55. These SOE’s accumulate billions of losses annually due to sheer mismanagement. The precedence of corruption in the highly bureaucratic systems that govern SOEs are also a case for alarm. What is the state of our state owned enterprises?

THE STATE OF STATE ENTERPRISES IN SRI LANKA – INAUGURAL REPORT 2016

The state in Sri Lanka has a large footprint in the economy.  Sri Lanka has 245 state enterprises, yet there is no one document or place where data about their performance can be extracted.   In our inaugural report, we try to tabulate the profits and losses of the data available on SOEs in Sri Lanka as well as offer how these inefficient enterprises can be reformed even if outright privatisation remains politically unfeasible.