ZIMANTRA strengthens quality standards with ISO certification

Tuesday, 04 August 2026 - 10:37

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ZIMANTRA, the integrated sports, wellness and lifestyle destination in Battaramulla, has been awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification for its Quality Management System following an independent assessment by Bureau Veritas.


The internationally recognised certification reflects the systems and processes that underpin the organisation's day-to-day operations, providing an externally verified framework for quality management, continuous improvement and consistency across the business.


Founded on the belief that healthier lives are built through connected experiences rather than isolated services, ZIMANTRA brings together strength and conditioning, aquatic sports, racquet sports, recovery services, children's programmes and premium workspace facilities within a single destination.


"Members naturally judge us by what they experience when they walk through our doors," said Migara Gunatilaka, Managing Director of ZIMANTRA (Pvt) Ltd."What they don’t see are the processes that make those experiences consistent every day. Pursuing ISO certification was about strengthening those foundations, creating accountability within the organisation and ensuring that as we continue to grow, the quality of our service grows with us."


For members, the certification supports a structured approach to service delivery across every part of the organisation, from facility maintenance and equipment management to staff training, safety procedures and continuous operational improvement.


The achievement represents another step in ZIMANTRA's long-term development strategy as it continues to expand its facilities and services.


Recent investments have included dedicated recovery facilities, new cricket infrastructure and the continued evolution of its integrated sports and wellness offering.


 


 



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