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ComBank and Sathosa Motors drive forward with Isuzu leasing partnership

  • 01 Aug 2025
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A new collaboration between the Commercial Bank of Ceylon and Sathosa Motors PLC is set to offer Sri Lankan vehicle buyers a powerful combination of value, flexibility and convenience when purchasing Isuzu vehicles.



The collaboration introduces a nationwide promotion aimed at making Isuzu trucks and cabs more accessible to a broader customer base through attractive leasing terms and exclusive vehicle offers.



The campaign, which runs until 31st March 2026, is built on a joint commitment to support mobility and business growth by easing the financial burden of vehicle acquisition. Under the terms of the agreement, Sathosa Motors is offering Rs 50,000 off on Isuzu trucks and Rs 100,000 off on Isuzu cabs, along with three complimentary services covering both labour and material costs.



Commercial Bank said it will back this initiative with tailor-made leasing packages available through its extensive island-wide branch network. These packages feature competitive interest rates and allow customers to structure their repayments to suit their cash flow – a flexible approach designed to appeal to small businesses and individual buyers alike, the Bank said.



This partnership underscores Commercial Bank’s reputation as a leader in vehicle financing, with a proven track record of working with leading automotive brands to offer customers practical and affordable solutions.



Commercial Bank is the first Sri Lankan bank to be listed among the Top 1000 Banks of the World and has the highest market capitalisation in the Banking Sector in the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE). The Bank is the largest private sector lender, the largest lender to the SME sector, is a leader in digital innovation and is Sri Lanka’s first 100% carbon-neutral bank.



Commercial Bank operates a strategically located network of branches and automated machines island-wide, and has the widest international footprint among Sri Lankan banks, with 20 outlets in Bangladesh, a fully-fledged Tier I Bank with a majority stake in the Maldives, and a Microfinance company in Myanmar. The Bank recently received approval from Dubai Financial Services Authority to establish a representative office within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), making a significant step towards broadening its global footprint. The Bank’s fully-owned subsidiary CBC Finance Ltd., also delivers a range of financial services via its own branch network.

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