Russel’s Group of Companies has formally recognised its February 2026 Monthly Award Recipients, honouring employees who demonstrated outstanding performance, professionalism, and a strong commitment to maintaining the Group’s standards of operational and service excellence.
The February award winners were Ms. R. M. K. Rosie, Employee of the Month; Ms. Madushani, Best Catering Stewardess of the Month; Ms. Inoka, Outstanding Stewardess of the Month; Mr. Shalinda, Most Hardworking Staff Member of the Month; and Mr. P. R. Thilina Chathuranga, Outstanding Steward of the Month. Each recipient was selected based on consistent performance, dedication to duty, teamwork, and contributions to service quality and operational efficiency.
The awards were presented by members of the senior leadership team, including Director of Strategy Jehan Perera, Director of Operations Rashen Perera, Finance Manager Pulasthi Udupldeniya, and Catering Coordinator Sandra Hamer of Russel’s Group of Companies.
Congratulating the recipients, the management reaffirmed the organisation’s ongoing commitment to recognising excellence, promoting employee engagement, and fostering a performance-driven culture across all divisions of the Group.
Prime Minister Visits Marlbo Trading FLIR Technologies Stall at INCO 2026
Marlbo Trading Company showcased advanced technologies from the globally recognised FLIR brand at the INCO 2026 Industrial Exhibition, held from March 13 to 15 at the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall.
Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya visited the Marlbo Trading stall, where company representatives demonstrated FLIR’s latest thermal imaging innovations.
FLIR technologies are widely used across sectors including construction, utilities, manufacturing, asset management, and defence, where accurate diagnostics and early fault detection are critical for operational reliability.
According to a Marlbo Trading official, FLIR thermal imaging tools enable users to detect temperature anomalies that are not visible to the naked eye, helping identify potential electrical, mechanical, and structural issues at an early stage. This capability supports organisations in reducing unplanned downtime, improving workplace safety, and minimising costly equipment failures.
In addition, FLIR acoustic imaging technology, which uses advanced microphone arrays and real-time sound visualisation, can detect leaks in compressed air, gas, and vacuum systems, as well as partial electrical discharges—even in high-noise industrial environments.
These solutions help organisations improve energy efficiency, reduce operational waste, and strengthen predictive maintenance programmes across manufacturing facilities, utilities, and large-scale industrial operations.
Russel’s Group of Companies Announces Award Recipients for February 2026
