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11 Dec 2021

Steady and Strong: Committing to Fiscal Discipline for a Resilient Economy

Sri Lanka budget analysis 2025

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Welcome to the Deloitte Sri Lanka 2025 Budget Portal.

This year, the chosen theme is "Steady and Strong: Committing to Fiscal Discipline for a Resilient Economy." This platform offers a wealth of insights, analysis, and strategic perspectives on the Sri Lanka 2025 Budget, equipping businesses and industries with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving economic landscape.

Explore expert commentary and key fiscal updates as Sri Lanka takes decisive steps toward stability and long-term growth.

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