has unveiled a major transformation of its Engine Care unit, one of the company’s most technically specialised and long-standing operations, redefining it into a modern, customer-centric engineering facility.
Renowned for its expertise in complex engine overhauling and precision machining, DIMO Engine Care has evolved beyond a traditionally workshop-focused operation to offer greater speed, convenience and integrated service solutions that align with changing customer expectations.
As part of this transformation, DIMO has redesigned and expanded the facility into a state-of-the-art engineering complex that combines advanced technical capabilities with an enhanced customer experience.
Mahesh Karunaratne, Chief Operating Officer – Automotive Engineering Solutions at DIMO, stated, “This transformation reflects DIMO’s commitment to continuously evolving alongside customer expectations while remaining true to our core strength in precision engineering. Through investments in advanced machinery, expanded capabilities and an improved service environment, we are ensuring customers receive not only superior workmanship, but also a faster, smoother and more reliable service experience.”
The upgraded facility provides a comprehensive range of engine repair and rebuilding solutions supported by advanced diagnostic technology, enabling engines to be restored to optimal performance levels with greater precision, reliability and efficiency.
Customers seeking engine overhauling and machining services place strong emphasis on technical expertise, precision workmanship and consistent quality. DIMO Engine Care continues to build trust through transparent pricing, timely delivery and end-to-end service capability.
To further strengthen operational excellence, DIMO continues investing in high-precision European machinery that enables components to be machined to exact tolerances, improving engine performance and longevity while minimising errors and reducing turnaround times.
The facility is supported by a highly skilled workforce and equipped with advanced European technology to ensure precise and dependable engine rebuilding processes. From detailed machining to rigorous testing procedures, every stage is carried out in line with strict quality standards. Backed by NVQ Level 4 and above qualified technicians who undergo continuous training, the team delivers consistent workmanship, faster turnaround times and reliable results customers can depend on.
Maxtherm Lanka Clinches Silver at National Energy Efficiency Award
Maxtherm Lanka (Pvt) Ltd has been awarded the Silver Award for Best Energy Efficiency Service Provider at the National Energy Efficiency Awards 2025, organised by the Ministry of Power and Energy together with the Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority, further strengthening its standing in Sri Lanka’s energy efficiency sector.
The company, headed by Directors Eng. Gaya Siriwardhana and Ajantha Muhamdiram, also emerged as the top performer in the ‘Best Technology Provider’ category, in which no Gold Award was presented, underscoring the company’s technological expertise and industry contribution.
The recognition highlights Maxtherm Lanka’s role in enhancing energy efficiency across multiple industries through innovative engineering solutions. One of the company’s flagship initiatives enables industries operating fossil fuel-powered boilers to transition to biomass boilers using biofuels, delivering cost savings of up to 75%. In addition, retrofitting and energy efficiency enhancements carried out on existing systems have generated energy savings of up to 35%.
Over the past three years, Maxtherm Lanka has recorded significant outcomes through a series of targeted technical interventions. These include energy savings equivalent to nearly 8,000 cubic metres of firewood and substantial efficiency gains in tea factories, where production efficiency improved from one kilogram of tea per kilogram of firewood to two kilograms per kilogram of firewood.
The company has also supported the conversion of fossil fuel-based boiler systems to biofuel-powered operations, resulting in estimated savings of around 8 million litres of furnace oil and diesel. These initiatives have contributed to national savings estimated at US$ 66 million over the past three years, while also reducing approximately 40 million kilograms of CO2 emissions and conserving nearly 140,000 units of electricity.
The awards were evaluated based on several criteria, including energy savings achieved during the past three years, workforce training programmes, operational efficiency of installed systems, environmental compliance, and human resource management practices.
Established in 2002, Maxtherm Lanka offers a comprehensive portfolio of boiler-related engineering solutions, covering steam generation, installation, operation, maintenance, and capital engineering services.
redefines precision engineering with a state-of-the-art, customer-centric DIMO Engine Care facility.
