HNB PLC, the leading private bank in Sri Lanka continues its legacy by announcing a strategic partnership with SENOK Trade Combine Private Limited strengthening access to commercial and lifestyle mobility solutions across the country.

The partnership was formalized on 27th January 2026 marking a significant milestone in HNB Leasing as the Bank deepens its role in enabling progress for entrepreneurs’ businesses and individuals. Enabled by this alliance, customers gain access to tailored leasing solutions for Forton brand vehicles including vans, pickups and GWM SUVs alongside world renowned JCB and KOBELCO construction machinery represented by SENOK.

Speaking on the partnership HNB’s Senior Vice President/ Head of Retail Banking, Kanchana Karunagama said “This collaboration comes from a simple belief that when customers have access to the right assets at the right time their ideas can truly move forward. At HNB we stay close to our customers understand their real needs and stand by them with financial solutions that support growth, productivity and long term economic strength.”

As Sri Lanka evolves with growing demand for reliable transport and heavy duty machinery this partnership delivers timely value by combining financial expertise with trusted automotive and engineering brands.

“This partnership brings together two organizations that understand the real demands faced by customers on the ground. Together with HNB we are making it easier for businesses and individuals to access reliable vehicles and machinery that support daily work and long term progress.” Deputy MD at SENOK Trade Combine Private Limited, Ranjan Dahanayake shared.

This partnership underscores a shared commitment to quality trust and progress. Together HNB Leasing and SENOK are shaping a future where access to reliable mobility and machinery supports growth across industries and communities island wide.

Image Caption - HNB Senior Vice President and Head of Retail Banking, Kanchana Karunagama, and Senok Trade Combine Deputy Managing Director, Ranjan Dahanayake, sign the partnership agreement in the presence of senior representatives from both organizations.