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SVAT RIP Details Report As At SVAT RIP Details Report As at - 2020-07-22 TIN No Taxpayer Name SVAT No Project Name 100871157 VIRCO INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11465 - 100871483 CEILAN COIR PRODUCTS 10606 - 100872420 CONSOLIDATED PRINTING (PVT) LTD 10086 - 100872722 THERMOTEX (PVT) LTD 11616 - 100873087 ALPINE CLOTHINGS POLPITHIGAMA (PVT) LTD 10040 - 100874776 O C M LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10227 PROVIDING CUSTOMISIZED BAGGING SOLUTIONS AT PORT IN COLOMBO 100875713 N D C EXPORTS (PVT) LTD 10163 - 100876507 DEVON TEAS LIMITED 11295 - 100877007 UNIFI TEXTILES COLOMBO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10578 - 100877449 VENUS EMBELLISHERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10232 - 100878704 CONTINENTAL TEA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10554 - 100878771 AARON TEXTILES LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11205 - 100879905 TUNA WORKS LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10742 TUNA WORKS LANKA (PVT) LTD 100880164 KALPITIYA LAGOON RESORT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11204 KALPITIYA LAGOON RESORT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 100882884 ANDRITZ HYDRO GMBH 10110 - 100883546 DUNDY TRADING COMPANY 10108 - 100885930 PRIME STRUCTURES ENGINEERING LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10265 - 100888122 CREATIVE ACCESSORIES LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10146 - 100888980 ICONIC DEVELOPMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11620 ICONIC DEVOLOPMENTS (PVT) LTD 100889218 KEFRO INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11428 - 100889820 ROYAL FRESH EXPORTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10582 - 100890151 ION EXCHANGE (INDIA) LIMITED 11358 ALUTHGAMA, MATHUGAMA, AGALAWATTA WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 100890232 D AND H APPARELS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11351 - 100890828 JITF - KDESH JV 11632 AMBATHALE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT, ENERGY SAVING COLOMBO EAST WATER DIST IMPROV PROJECT 100891425 DAEJUNG E & C (PVT) LTD 10245 - 100892170 EAM MALIBAN TEXTILES BADULLA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10435 EAM MALIBAN TEXTILES BADULLA (PVT) LTD 100892316 CHINA TELECOM LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11135 - 100892324 MAS HOLDINGS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11149 - 100892723 UTE SETAPI ELLIPSE ANAMADUWA 11392 ANAMADUWA INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 100895005 L S E G BUSINESS SERVICES COLOMBO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10854 - 100895579 YVONNE LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11584 - 100895749 AMITH PROPERTY DEVELOPERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11467 AMITH PROPERTY DEVELOPERS PVT LTD 100896346 S A B SAMARASINGHE 10897 - 100896630 FARMCHEMIE MANUFACTURERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11763 - 100896761 STAR GARMENTS GROUP (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10477 - 100897903 F.I.B.C.LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11480 - 100899248 MAGI ENTERPRISES LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10695 - 100899744 SUEZ INTERNATIONAL 11340 KELANI RIGHT BANK PROJECT PHASE - II 100906031 ZHONGTIAN CONSTRUCTION GROUP CO.,LTD 10418 - 100909189 KOLON-SAMSUNG C&T JOINT VENTURE 11347 PLANT& DESIGN - BUILD CINTRACT FOR CIVIL & M & E WORKS OF MATARA STAGE IV WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 100909316 OTV 11353 GREATER MATALE INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 100918668 SHIPXPRESS TECHNOLOGIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10970 - 100919729 OTLEY TRADERS (PVT) LTD 10979 - Page 1 of 60 TIN No Taxpayer Name SVAT No Project Name 100921189 HEALTHRECON CONNECT (PVT) LTD 11066 - 100921430 AVENRICH TEA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10653 - 100921804 YASH HAT LANKA (PVT) LTD 11264 - 100921944 ARALIYA UNAWATUNA BEACH HOTEL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10507 ARALIYA UNAWATUNA BEACH HOTEL 100921952 G L YACHTING ASIA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10860 - 100923530 ALPINE CLOTHINGS YAPAHUWA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11003 - 100925737 BIO SUBSTRATES 11150 - 100926555 VAUXHALL COLOMBO (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11638 VAUXHALL COLOMBO (PRIVATE)LIMITED 100929252 LAKRO PACKAGING INDUSTRIES (PVT) LTD 10438 - 100931885 YOUNCHANG ENGINEERING S.L (PVT) LTD 10460 - 100933683 SUGANDA APPAREL (PVT) LTD 10401 - 100935376 HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION 10710 - 100935376 HAZAMA ANDO CORPORATION 10484 BANDARANAYAKA INTER. AIRPORT DEVE. PROJECT PHASE II - STAGE 2 PACKAGE B, REMOTE APRON AND TAXIWAYS 100935996 QUALITAPPS ASIA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11360 - 100937182 MANFERD ENGINEERING (PVT) LTD 10436 - 100938359 WINIL HOLDINGS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10456 WINIL HOLDINGS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 100940035 V S S DISTRIBUTORS (PVT)LTD 11701 - 100944332 KOHINOOR FLOORS LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11586 - 100945592 CHEC - CGC JV 11399 GRATER COLOMBO WATER & WASTEWATER MAGT IMPROVEMENT INVESTMENT PROGM SYSTEM 100946106 R W I INDUSTRIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11686 - 100946262 SEOBON CONSTRUCTION LANKA (PVT) LTD 10425 - 100957167 ACE HEALTHCARE PRIVATE LIMITED 10721 ACE HEALTHCARE FORMULATION PLANT 100978237 LANKA EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS (PVT) LTD 10999 - 100986078 LINK COCO SUBSTRATES 10917 - 100987848 UNIQUE INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10798 - 100995069 SWISSPHOTON (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11720 - 100996162 CHINA STATE DECORATION GROUP CO.LTD 10474 - 100996820 SADE-COMPAGNIE GENERALE DE TRAVAUX D'HYDRAULIQUE 11369 - 100997053 ASSET ENTERPRISES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10498 - 101000206 PINNACLE COMMODITIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11372 - 101000303 GLOBAL PARCEL DELIVERY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10704 - 101003221 MANISHA EXPORTS (PVT) LTD 10809 - 101004511 WALKERS SUBSEA SERVICES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11485 - 101005542 MAS BRANDS EXPORTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11525 - 101007570 ULTRA ALUMINIUM (PVT) LTD 11142 ULTRA ALUMINIUM (PVT) LTD 101009386 AQUA TRADING GLOBAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10757 - 101014622 ISMO INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11583 - 101015939 COCO AGRO INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11314 - 101017486 KLEIDERFORT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11206 - 101020509 ESTILO APPARELS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10543 - 101023052 EVER-FRESH LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10914 - 101024717 JV OF NIPPON KOEI CO.LTD & FICHTNER GMBH & CO. KG (MORAGOLLA HYDROPOWER PROJECT) 10657 MORAGOLLA HYDROPOWER PROJECY 101025730 MAC G.F LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10712 - 101025861 PLATYPUS LINK (PVT) LTD 10803 - 101028852 RIGID TYRE CORPORATION (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10519 RIGID TYRE CORPORATION 101034909 CEYLON MAC MANUFACTURERS (PVT) LTD 11573 - 101043894 WESTERN AUTOMOBILE ASSEMBLY (PVT) LTD 10829 WESTERN AUTOMOBILE ASSEMBLY PVT LTD 101045048 PERFECT LINE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10681 - Page 2 of 60 TIN No Taxpayer Name SVAT No Project Name 101045412 ELEGANCE MANUFACTURING & TRADING INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11576 - 101048128 CAPITAL R M C (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10616 - 101049159 KANDETIYA AGRO PRODUCTS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11532 - 101054950 CHECKPOINT APPAREL LABEL SOLUTIONS LANKA (PVT) LTD 10732 - 101065766 ATLAS POPULI (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11552 - 101073807 FINE BUILD - NINEFOLD GROUP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10796 - 101074161 GLOBAL INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11143 - 101084620 COMPACT COIR PRODUCTS (PVT) LTD 11044 - 101084736 HASKONINGDHV NEDERLAND B.V. (BRANCH OFFICE) 10841 - 101087255 UTRACON INFRASTRUCTURE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10991 - 101093522 SENSA SOLUTIONS LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10958 - 101094197 FORTHRIGHT TEAS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10795 - 101094332 C M BLUE CRAB (PVT) LTD 11213 - 101094359 TIZOTO PVT LTD 11784 - 101095657 VERGER NATURALS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11758 - 101096424 KOMUTHI HCM ENGINEERING JOINT VENTURE 10686 IMPROVEMENT OF B435 ORUGODAWTTA - AMBATHALE ROAD (STAGE 1) 101102394 NATION PRINTING PVT LTD 11082 - 101103714 CALICO COLOR (PVT) LTD 11367 - 101104958 MONARCH IMPERIAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10965 EXHIBITION CONVENTION AND BANQUET HALL COMPLEX AND SERVICE APARTMENT 101110354 M.R.A.M. IFTHIKAR 10954 - 101113400 SUNGROW LANKA (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11685 - 101122298 SMCC-SANKEN JV 10711 NEW BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT OVER KALANIYA RIVER 101128172 CRYSTAL PROPERTY GROUP (PVT) LTD 11589 CRYSTAL SANDS 101130401 Z S TRADING IMPEX (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11277 - 101137953 CHIEFWAY KATUNAYAKE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11065 - 101139280 ELEGANT KNITTING INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11759 - 101143805 DRAVIMA LANKA (PVT) LTD 10744 ARAMID BEAD RINGS 101152294 HOTEL GRAND SERENDIB (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10763 HOTEL GRAND SERENDIB 101157172 HAMBANTOTA INTERNATIONAL PORT SERVICES COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10791 RESTRUCTURE THE HAMBANTOTA PORT DEVELOPMENT 101157180 HAMBANTOTA INTERNATIONAL PORT GROUP (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10790 RESTRUCTURE THE HAMBANTHOTA PROT DEVELOPMENT 101168166 RUVISHA BEACH HOTEL (PVT) LTD 10760 RUVISHA BEACH HOTEL (PVT) LTD 101170098 NCC - SIERRA JV 10874 ANURADHAPURA NORTH WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 101172015 JMT JOINT VENTURE 10770 NEW BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT OVER KELANI RIVER 101172228 WAKANA J P N (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11785 WAKANA JPN (PVT)LTD 101174662 BEST PACIFIC TEXTILES LANKA (PVT) LTD 11607 - 101180506 SAMAN CORPORATION (BRANCH OFFICE) 11655 CONSULTANCY SERVICE FOR DESIGN REVIEW AND CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION OF DEDURUOYA WATER SUPPLY PROJECT 101186539 INQUBE GLOBAL (PVT) LTD 11183 - 101190544 TEA SACK (PVT) LTD 11005 - 101193080 H-EMBELLISHMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11071 - 101196534 SHENYANG YUANDA ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY ENGINEERING CO., LTD 10863 - 101199720 WOODLEAD LANKA INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10819 WOODLEAD LANKA INTERNATIONAL (PRIVATE) LIMITED 101204707 A J PACKAGING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10978 - 101207188 HELLMANN MAS SUPPLY CHAIN (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10892 - 101208354 D S V PERSHIP ( PRIVATE ) LIMITED 11158 - 101210286 ORIENTAL CONSULTANTS GLOBAL CO.,LTD (BRANCH OFFICE) 11635 INTEGRATED ROAD INVESTMENT PROGRAM 101215130 THE TEA TRUST COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11561 - 101215989 GOLDEN STAR S L (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11370 - 101220087 ANNAI HOLDINGS (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11165 ANNAI HOLDINGS (PVT) LTD Page 3 of 60 TIN No Taxpayer Name SVAT No Project Name 101220826 PACKAGING ALLIANCE (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11155 - 101226824 CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LIMITED 11344 - 101232450 CEILAN COIR PRODUCTS EXPORT (PRIVATE) LIMITED 11669 - 101241637 KOLONNA MANUFACTURING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10983 - 101243052 C M LABELS & PACKAGING (PRIVATE) LIMITED 10937 - 101248879 INDRA HOTELS AND RESORTS KANDY PRIVATE LIMITED 11460 CINNAMON RED KANDY (HITEL) 101805000 INO PRINTECH
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