Vidullanka recently had the distinction of being awarded with the coveted Great Place to Work title for 2021/22.
With this sought-after recognition, Vidullanka became the first of its kind to be bestowed and certified as a ‘Great Workplace’
A global authority on high-performance workplace cultures, the Great Place to Work institute provides the benchmarks, frameworks and expertise needed to recognize outstanding work environments.
The positive employee morale fostered at Vidullanka is a result of a high-trust experience that enhances productivity and places great value upon employee happiness and well-being, and these vital aspects were recognized by the Great Place to Work.
Commenting on the momentous occasion, Vidullanka Chief Executive Director Riyaz Sangani said, “We take great pleasure in being one of the great workplaces in the country. Great Place to Work is a fine testament to the tireless efforts of our employees who are driven by a shared passion to develop. The strong culture we have cultivated at Vidullanka has enabled the employees to flourish immensely even during these difficult times.”
Vidullanka takes great pride in being a driving force in the nation’s power and energy sector. For the past two and a half decades the company has placed itself as a premier renewable energy developer whilst being a ‘change agent’ in the Power and Energy Sector in Sri Lanka.
Over the last two decades the Company’s capacity has steadily grown and is presently at 37MW with a total energy supply exceeding 140GWh annually to the national grids. Leveraging on this success, the company also raised additional capital Rs. 253 million by way of a rights issue of non-voting shares to invest in the development of solar power projects.
Whilst Moneragala Solar power project undertaken by the subsidiary Orik Corporation, set to add an additional one megawatt of capacity to the group’s generation capacity, the company is in the process of finalizing the installation of three more rooftop solar power plants, which would add further one megawatt of generation capacity to the company’s generation portfolio.
The group also has two more power plants in progress, namely Horana Solar Power Plant with 2MW capacity developed through a wholly owned subsidiary and Vavunathivu Solar Power Plant with 10MW installed capacity, jointly developed with Windforce PLC and Hi Energy Services Limited.
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