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Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers Association

( SLACMA) is the representative body of Automotive Component Manufacturers in Sri Lanka.

Sub sector of automotive component manufacturing in Sri Lanka. SLACMA prepares budgets and policies every year in favour of component manufacturers in Sri Lanka while supporting to uplift the economy of Sri Lanka Through Component Manufacturing.

Encourage and enhance the development of the automobile component parts industry in the country.

Provide support and guidance to members on all matters pertaining to the conduct of their business.

Propose and encourage government policies which ensure the interest of the component parts manufacturers.

Establish and promote liaison between automotive assemblers and manufacturers.

Provide support and guidance to members on all matters pertaining to the conduct of their business.

Communicate with other industrial / trade associations, chambers of commerce and other commercial, industrial or public bodies whether local or foreign , and to promote measures to facilitate trade and commerce.

The Beginning of a Long Journey..

March 7 th of 2016 marks a day in history, as the first official executive board of the Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers Association was appointed by a majority vote by its members. The newly appointed executive board of the Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers Association hopes to change the way in which the world markets views the automotive products manufactured in Sri Lanka . They also hope to reduce the imports of automotive components in to the country, whilst promoting the local products around the world.

Mr. Dimantha Jayawardena

President

Mr. Rajeev Chandrakumar

Deputy secretary

Congratulations.....

The President of Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers Association, Mr. Dimantha Devinda Jayawardena, have been appointed as the Chairman, for the Advisory Council on Automobile and Automobile Component Manufacturing Industry Sub Sector.

The Advisory Council for selected sub sectors of the Industrial sector was established by the Ministry of Industry & Commerce. The main objective of the Advisory Council is to prepare short, medium and long term plans for the sub sector, plan out strategies and implement them, identify resources and market linkages that are required for promoting the sub sector and advising the Hon. Minister on other areas concerned. The appointment was granted to Mr. Jayawardena, by the Hon. Rishad Bathuideen, Minister of Industry and Commerce, as of 30th of May 2016.

Mr. Dimantha Jayawardena

President

Latest Updates

Hike of LTV to boost automotive component manufacturers

SLACMA hails Govt. move; says demand for locally assembled vehicles will rise Claims failure by previous regime to hike resulted in loss of 1,200 jobs New move to help local vehicle assembly explore opportunities to export to Africa Affirms local auto component manufacturers have potential to enhance jobs, forex earnings SLACMA urges Govt. to relax …

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SLACMA in new initiative with Govt. to drive sustainable mobility

Industry collaboration to foster qualified and skilled workforce to meet future demands The Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers’ Association (SLACMA) and officials of the State Ministry of Skills Development, Vocational Education, Research and Innovations met recently to discuss ways and means of creating high-tech job opportunities through the development of the automobile industry in Sri …

Govt. to support local automotive assembly with 30% locally-made automobile components

Mr. Dimantha Jayawardena The Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers’ Association (SLACMA) recently announced that the Sri Lanka Government is actively seeking to promote automotive assembly with locally secured components, in order to boost the industry and create better job opportunities. The assembly of 100 vehicles will create more than 250 direct jobs and 100 indirect jobs. …

Dilum Amunugama, State Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation

The beginning off a long journey

March 7th of 2016 marks a day in history, as the first official executive board of the Sri Lanka Automotive Component Manufacturers Association was appointed by a majority vote by its members