A leading engineering firm in Sri Lanka, LTL Holdings specialises in the power sector, offering a wide array of products and services throughout the industry’s value chain. Our expertise in EPC, O&M, and advanced production facilities make us leaders in Sri Lanka, and in over 20 countries globally.
Commenced the local manufacturing of distribution transformers.
Commenced galvanizing operations.
Commenced steel fabrication operations.
Lakdhanavi Limited commenced business as Sri Lanka’s first Independent Power Producer (IPP) by commissioning a 24 MW medium speed diesel power plant.
Entered the renewable energy space for by commissioning the 2.5 MW grid connected mini hydropower plant in Belihul Oya, Sri Lanka.
Lakdhanavi Limited, in partnership with Hemas Holdings PLC, secured a 100 MW thermal power project.
Commenced work on the 4 MW mini hydropower plant - Assupiniella.
Commenced participating in international tenders for distribution transformers.
Commenced work on the largest thermal power plant in Sri Lanka at the time - Yugadhanavi, a 300 MW combined cycle power plant.
Entry into Bangladesh -via participation in International Tender for Independent Power Producer (IPP) thermal power plants.
Commenced work on the 10 MW Pawandhanavi wind power plant in Kalpitiya.
Commissioned the 52 MW HFO power plant (Raj Lanka) in Rajshahi, Bangladesh in which it was the sponsor, EPC and O&M Contractor.
Commissioned the 52 MW dual fuel power plant (Lakdhanavi Bangla) in Comilla, Bangladesh in which it was the sponsor, EPC and O&M Contractor.
Ventured into the manufacture of switchgear with the acquisition of Indian Company, Asiatic Electrical and Switchgear.
Lakdhanavi Limited, acting as the EPC contractor for STELCO, commissioned a new 10 MW power plant in the Maldives under an ADB-financed project.
Maiden entry to Nepal - Awarded tender for construction of a 10 MW hydropower plant and is also exclusive O&M contractor for the PPA period.
Commissioned the 114MW HFO power plant (Feni Lanka) in Feni, Bangladesh - Lakdhanavi Limited’s largest in Bangladesh to date.
Commenced construction for a 350 MW combined cycle power plant (Sobadhanavi) - Expected to be Sri Lanka’s first LNG fired power plant.
Established presence as an Independent Power Producer (IPP) in Nepal through the commissioning of the 10 MW Makarigad Hydro Power Plant.
