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- Head Office:
6A, Alfred Place,
Colombo 03,
Sri Lanka 
Telephone:
+94(0)11 5234000
+94(0)11 5233233
Fax:
+94(0)11 2564001
Who we are?
Sadaharitha Plantations Limited engages in establishment of forest plantations such as Sandalwood and Teak to generate investment opportunities for Sri Lankans and Foreigners. This is also becoming a golden opportunity for the Sri Lankans who are working or living away from the motherland. Our plantations are located in the best quality lands of different areas in Sri Lanka. Therefore our customers have the freedom to choose the lands accordingly. In addition to the Sadaharitha Plantations, we have also stepped into food export (S.A.F.E.) and Irrigation Systems to broaden our horizons.
Our environment policy
Sadaharitha Plantations Limited is an organisation contributing to the sustainable forestry by maintaining sandalwood and teak plantations with the commitment to continuously improve the effectiveness of our environmental management system by preventing all types of pollution and wastages whilst complying with all applicable legal and other requirements. We are further committed to conserve the environment and to protect the healthiness of our employees and community by minimising all negative environmental impacts arise from company processes, products, and services.
Our Forestry Projects
Indian sandalwood is the mostly used ingredient in worldwide perfume industry. It has become so popular so that, 46% of the perfumes released since 1750 contained sandalwood oil as a row ingredient. more
Teak is a worldwide famous timber for its grain, lustre, colour and durability. It is commonly used for doors, windows and furniture (both indoor and outdoor). In addition to that, it is used for manufacturing boats and many other products. more
More Forestry Projects
Mahogany has a straight grain texture and it gives a beautiful finish to the furniture. Natural existence of this species has been threatened due to the high commercial demand for its timbermore
Usually the tree bears fruits twice for a year. However, the most distinctive season for Rambutan is the period starting from June to August. During that time there is a huge demand for this delicious fruit.more
