Sri Lanka’s Exterminators to franchise globally
Daily FT: The Exterminators Ltd., considered Sri Lanka’s premier environmental enhancement solutions provider, has announced that the company will franchise its specialised services nationally and internationally.
Exterminators is Sri Lanka’s premier and one of the pioneers in COVID-19 disinfection and sanitation services in the world.
The company is probably the world’s first ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, ISO 22000 and ‘Carbon Neutral’ and Sri Lanka’s first licensed disinfection and sanitation service provider. The company is COVID-19 SLS Safety Management System Certified for the second consecutive year.
Franchise opportunities are available for pest control, termite control and mosquito control services internationally in South Asia, South East Asia, Central Asia, Middle East, Africa, India and Pacific Island nations. In Sri Lanka franchises will be available for the North Central, North and East, Uva Provinces.
Franchisee benefits includes but not limited to Exterminators’ brand recognition, technical know-hows, business start-up support and best business management practices, one-month intensive training in Sri Lanka, one-week training in home country and thereafter continuous training and 24×7 support will be provided to get businesses running smoothly according to ‘Exterminators Standards’.
The Exterminators Founder/Managing Director Marlon Ferreira stated: “We believe it’s the right time to move across borders and share the knowhow and experience we have gained throughout our 23-year journey in helping communities prevent disease, control nuisances and protect homes and businesses by pioneering, articulating, developing and delivering sustainable environmental enhancement and public health protection solutions.”
OSL take:
Many Sri Lankan companies are currently engaged in expanding to international markets indicating the potential for growth in Sri Lanka’s economy. The continuously improving ease of doing business environment in the country and the many trade agreements as well as concessions enjoyed by the country have helped Sri Lanka’s business conducive environment. While Sri Lanka poses many business/investment opportunities covering key economic sectors, foreign businesses/investors could also look at forming partnerships or joint ventures with local businesses. Also, foreign businesses could look at setting up base in Sri Lanka to engage with other countries in the region.
| Article Code : | VBS/AT/23092021/Z_5 |