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SL Customs Surpasses Rs. 2 Trillion Revenue Mark

Sri Lanka Customs Surpasses Rs. 2 Trillion Revenue Mark in 2026

by Staff Writer 17-09-2026 | 2:43 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka Customs says it has surpassed a major revenue milestone this year, with total revenue collections exceeding Rs. 2 trillion.

According to the department, the largest contribution to revenue has come from the importation of motor vehicles, followed by petroleum imports, which together account for a significant share of Customs income.

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