Softlogic Life Insurance PLC hosted its Investor Forum 2026 under the theme “Big Moves, Big Impact”, bringing together Sri Lanka’s investment community to showcase the company’s performance, strategic priorities and future growth outlook.
The forum highlighted Softlogic Life’s resilient business model, driven by disciplined execution, a diversified product portfolio and a strong multi-channel distribution network that continues to support sustainable growth.
A key focus of the event was the company’s commitment to sustainability, responsible governance and long-term value creation. Softlogic Life also highlighted its continued investment in technology and digital transformation, with advancements in IT infrastructure, data analytics and digital platforms enabling greater operational efficiency, scalability and enhanced customer experiences.
The company recorded a significant milestone by surpassing Rs. 40 billion in Gross Written Premiums (GWP) in 2025, representing the highest absolute growth achieved in Sri Lanka’s life insurance industry. The momentum continued into 2026, with the company recording Rs. 12.3 billion in GWP during the first quarter alone, reflecting a 37% year-on-year increase. Softlogic Life’s market share currently stands at 19.3%, while total assets reached Rs. 76 billion as at 31 March 2026.
The theme “Big Moves, Big Impact”, which also anchors the company’s Annual Report, reflects both the achievements already delivered and the strategic direction being built for the future.
The Investor Forum featured a panel discussion with Softlogic Life Managing Director Iftikar Ahamed, Chief Financial Officer Nuwan Withanage, Advocata Institute CEO Dhananath Fernando and Dr Sithira Seneviratne, a specialist in Orthogeriatric and Perioperative Care. The panel explored the changing dynamics of Sri Lanka’s healthcare and insurance landscape, addressing challenges including demographic shifts, rising medical costs, lifestyle changes and the growing gap between health risks and financial protection.
Discussions also covered global and Asian insurance trends, public policy, preventive healthcare and the financial impact of an ageing population, combining international insights with Sri Lanka’s emerging healthcare needs.
The forum highlighted the urgency of expanding health protection solutions in Sri Lanka, as the country faces rapid demographic change. With one in four Sri Lankans already over the age of 60 and the number expected to nearly double by 2050, alongside non-communicable diseases accounting for a significant share of national health challenges, the need for accessible and sustainable insurance solutions continues to grow.
Through innovation, digital transformation and customer-focused solutions, Softlogic Life continues to strengthen its role in shaping the future of health protection and financial resilience in Sri Lanka.