Alfarisi plans £10 million evaluation of tourism investment opportunities in Sri Lanka

London, United Kingdom – December 25, 2025 – Alfarisi said on Thursday that it plans to allocate up to £10 million to evaluate potential investment opportunities in Sri Lanka's tourism and hospitality sector, as part of its international expansion strategy.

The company said the planned allocation would be used for market assessments, feasibility studies, regulatory reviews, and stakeholder consultations related to tourism and hospitality assets. Alfarisi said the initiative is at an exploratory and evaluation stage, and that no binding investment commitments have been made.

Any potential investment would be subject to completion of due diligence, regulatory approvals from the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka, and internal governance approvals, the company said.

As part of the evaluation process, Alfarisi said it has engaged with publicly available investment frameworks and industry forums, including those associated with the Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit 2025, hosted by The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.

Commenting on the evaluation, Thasneem Marjan, Chief Executive Officer of Alfarisi, said: "We are assessing tourism and hospitality investment opportunities in Sri Lanka as part of a broader review of regional markets. Any future decisions will be based on technical, regulatory, and commercial considerations."

Alfarisi said it would provide further updates if the evaluation process progresses to a subsequent stage.