Why Sri Lanka's plantation future demands a new investment outlook
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By Shanaka Samaradiwakara, Chairman, Planters’ Association of Ceylon A tea bush planted today may take five years to produce a crop, a decade to generate meaningful returns and more than 20 years to repay the investment. Yet Sri Lanka'smreg.
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- —By Shanaka Samaradiwakara, Chairman, Planters’ Association of Ceylon A tea bush planted today may take five years to produce a crop, a decade to generate meaningful returns and more than 20 years to repay the investment.
- —Yet Sri Lanka'smregional plantation companies have only 19 years remaining on their leases.
- —This is the contradiction at the [].
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