Browns Investments PLC engages in the plantation management, agriculture, leisure, and construction businesses in Sri Lanka. It operates through Investments; Construction & Manufacturing; Plantations; Leisure and Travel; and Real Estates segments. The company engages in the cultivation and plantation of tea, coffee, rubber, cinnamon, commercial forestry, cardamom, coconut, pepper, cocoa, and sugar cane; and markets crop protection products, local and foreign hybrid seeds, organic and chemical fertilizers, tractors, and agri-machinery. It is also involved in electrical engineering, MEP design and construction services, project management consultancy, road construction, and water and wastewater constructions; design, manufacture, and supply of cables for local and export markets; aluminum fabrication and installation; and toughened, insulated, and solar control glasses, as well as offers air ticketing and outbound tours. In addition, the company operates leisure properties comprising The Eden Resort & Spa, Club Hotel Dolphin, Thaala Bentota Resort, Dickwella Resort & Spa, Hotel Sigiriya, The Calm Resort & Spa Passikudah, and The Occidental Paradise Dambulla, as well as Reveal Collection and Sheraton Kosgoda Turtle Beach Resort. Further, it engages in the hotelier, fibre installation, metal crushing, real estate development, trading, and manufacturing business; and operation of restaurants, as well as provides recreational activities and investing in ventures. Browns Investments PLC was incorporated in 2008 and is based in Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka.
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