The Technocity Take a Strong Rs. 50 million Solidarity Effort to Rebuild Hope
A Tech-Driven Humanitarian Response to Cyclone Ditwah
The Technocity (Pvt) Ltd, the leading authorized IT distributor in Sri Lanka for globally reputed brands such as HP, ASUS, MSI, Lenovo, BenQ, Raidmax, Kaspersky and more, has stepped forward with a remarkable Rs. 50 million relief initiative. its goal is to assist impacted families, children, and schools in the most severely hit areas while collaborating closely with the government authorities.
In addition to destroying buildings, landslides and floods also wrecked the digital infrastructure that keeps communities running. Many schools have been affected, with widespread damage to infrastructure and learning resources.
Acknowledging this pressing need, The Technocity (Pvt) limited committed Rs.50 million which includes Rs.20 million in cash for rebuilding physical infrastructure and Rs. 30 million for supplying advanced computer devices and ICT facilities such as 50 Techno View 65″ and 86″ Interactive AI Smart Board Display Panels, as well as laptops, All-in-one printers, and photocopiers to the hardest-hit regions to assist schools in restarting teaching and rebuilding modern learning environments for thousands of affected students.
These advanced devices are more than equipment; they are symbols of continuity, opportunity, and resilience. They help restore classrooms, reconnect communities, and remind children that even in the face of disaster, their future remains protected and prioritized.
This initiative, developed in close collaboration with the Office of Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya (Minister of Education, Higher Education and Vocational Education). Subsequently, On December 15, 2025, Mr. Famy Ismail, Chairman and Founder of The Technocity Pvt Ltd, handed over the cheque to the Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya in the meeting held at the Temple Trees.
Mr. Famy Ismail, Chairman and Founder of The Technocity Pvt Ltd and Laptop.lk Pvt Ltd, emphasized the moral duty behind this mission. “Moments like these remind us that humanity must lead the way, especially when infrastructure damage disrupts access to education and critical IT systems that communities rely on.” he noted, reaffirming the commitment to help families rebuild their lives with dignity and strength.
Today, as Sri Lankan families rise together to rebuild their lives, the compassionate leadership of The Technocity stands as a powerful symbol of unity and national solidarity. At a time when many feel vulnerable and forgotten, this initiative reaffirms a timeless truth:
Sri Lankans lift each other up, especially in the darkest moments.
