C T Holdings PLC engages in the distribution of food and beverages in Sri Lanka. The company operates through six segments: Retail, FMCG, Restaurants, Real Estate, Entertainment, and Financial Services. The company offers consumer retail under the Cargills Food City, Cargills Express, Cargills Food Hall, and Cargills Book City brand names; and operates online store under the name Cargills Online. It also owns and operates shopping and entertainment malls; develops, sells, and rents residential condominiums and commercial development projects; and offers stock brokering, commercial banking, and fund management services, as well as capital market solutions. In addition, the company imports, distributes, and exhibits cinematic content; offers agri solutions, such as insect proof nets, plastic mulching, plant stimulants, agricultural water pumps, and non-chemical pest control systems; and provides leisure and hospitality services, as well as holds the franchise for Kentucky Fried Chicken and TGI Fridays restaurants. Further, it manufactures and distributes convenience food products under the Goldi brand; dairy products under the Kotmale and Magic brands; and jams, cordials, nectars, juices, culinary, and confectioneries under the Kist brand. The company was formerly known as Ceylon Theatres PLC and changed its name to C T Holdings PLC in 2010. C T Holdings PLC was incorporated in 1928 and is based in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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