Vision Mission
  Intro
 
Group Highlights
A letter from the Chairman
Board of Directors
CEO's Review
Financial Review
Report on Corporate Governance
Report of the Directors
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Statement of the Directors'
  Responsibilities in Relation to
  the Financial Statements
Report of the Auditors
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of changes in Equity
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Cash Flow Statement
Accounting Policies
Notes to the Financial Statements
Five Year Progress
Value Addition
Investor Information
Notice of Meeting
 

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Regional Performance

Region 1- 27.09%
Region 2- 22.34%
Region 3- 4.94%
Region 4- 45.6%


For operational reasons, SLT is divided into four regions:

Metro - consisting of Colombo and its suburbs

Region 1 - consisting of the Central,Western/North, North Western   and North Central provinces

Region 2 - consisting of the Uva, Southern, Sabaragamuwa and   Western/South provinces

Region 3 - consisting of the Northern and Eastern provinces.

Metro
31,272 new connections were provided in 2001, taking Metro's overall customer base to 320,772. This constitutes 45.61% of the total number of lines installed to date by SLT. The Metro is one of the most important regions for SLT as it is home to the largest proportion of SLT's customer base.

Our plans for this year include the continuing development of the Outside Plant Network and the development of the human resource skills of all persons involved in the day to day operations of the Company. Providing contactability to our maintenance vehicles via a radio network is also planned.

Region 1
Nine RTOM areas fall within this region. They are: Kandy, Gampola, Matale, Kurunegala, Chilaw, Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa and Negombo. During 2001, the regional customer base increased by 24,754 bringing the total number of customers to 191,036 by the end of the year. This constitutes 27.09% of SLT's total customer base.

Region 2
Eleven RTOM areas make up this region. They are: Kegalle, Avissawella, Ratnapura, Badulla, Bandarawela, Hatton, Nuwara-Eliya, Kalutara, Galle, Matara and Hambantota.

In the year under review, 18,817 new connections were established bringing the overall customer base to 158,240 or 22.34% of SLT's total customer base.

Region 3
One of SLT's strategies over the past few years has been to develop the switching and transmission capacities in difficult areas. Accordingly, we have embarked on a major infrastructure development programme in those areas.

3,604 new connections were provided across the region as a whole during 2001, bringing the total to 34,042 or 4.94% of SLT's total customer base.

 
A New Focus
Better Financial Foundation
Investment & Introduction of New Technology
The Growth of the ‘Net’
ISDN
International Revenue
IDD
New Connections - Developing the Telecom Network
Billing and Collection
Customer Care and Quality of Service
Teleshops
For our Corporate Clients
Regional Performance
Enhancing the Quality of Work
Career Development
Productivity Improvement
The Changing Face of Communications
Competition
Global Telecommunications
Deregulation
The Impetus for Privatisation
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
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