Three Sinha Industries has been recognised as the Winner in the Manufacturing – Other Sector at the National Business Excellence Awards (NBEA) 2026, organised by the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL).
The recognition highlights the company's achievements in manufacturing excellence, innovation, quality standards and contribution to Sri Lanka's industrial sector.
As a leading Sri Lankan manufacturer of roller doors, roller shutters, automatic gate systems, steel fabrication solutions, aluminium products and security systems, Three Sinha Industries has strengthened its position through continued investment in technology, product innovation and customer-focused solutions.
The National Business Excellence Awards is regarded as one of Sri Lanka's leading corporate recognition platforms, honouring organisations that demonstrate excellence in leadership, governance, operational performance, sustainability and business growth.
Over the years, the company has expanded its portfolio to serve the residential, commercial and industrial sectors, offering products including roller shutter systems, fire-resistant doors, automatic gates, steel structures, aluminium fabrications and customised engineering solutions.
The management of Three Sinha Industries said the award was a testament to the dedication of its employees, the confidence of its customers and the continued support of its business partners.
The company reaffirmed its commitment to driving innovation, enhancing quality and contributing to the advancement of Sri Lanka's manufacturing industry.
The latest recognition further strengthens Three Sinha Industries' reputation as an engineering and manufacturing company and reinforces its vision of delivering internationally competitive products while supporting Sri Lanka's industrial and economic development.
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