First Capital Holdings PLC has been recognised for its strong management practices and leadership excellence at the recently concluded Best Management Practices Company (BMPC) Awards 2026, securing three Gold awards and reaffirming its position as a leading investment institution in Sri Lanka.

Widely regarded as one of the country’s most respected corporate benchmarks, the BMPC Awards recognise organisations that demonstrate consistency in strategic leadership, governance, operational discipline and professional standards. First Capital’s recognition this year reflects a well-rounded approach to building a business that balances performance with responsibility.

The company was awarded Gold in the Investment Banking Sector Category, recognised for excellence in People and HR Governance under the ESG cluster and named among Sri Lanka’s Forty Outstanding Companies for Best Management Practices. Together, these accolades highlight First Capital’s ability to align its business strategy with strong governance frameworks while maintaining a clear focus on people and long-term value creation.

First Capital Holdings Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Dilshan Wirasekera said,

“Sustained performance in our industry comes down to discipline in how we think, decide and execute. This recognition reflects the consistency with which we have strengthened our governance frameworks, sharpened our strategic focus and built a business that is strong in a changing environment. It is important for us that growth is underpinned by structure, accountability and a clear long-term view.”

First Capital’s recognition in People and HR Governance further reinforces the organisation’s belief that culture and capability are central to delivering sustainable outcomes. The company has continued to invest in building a workplace that prioritises clarity, ownership and professional growth, while aligning its people practices with the evolving ESG expectations.

First Capital Holdings Head of Human Resources Chamara Pussella said,

“We see culture as a core enabler of performance. Our focus has been on creating an environment where people understand their role in the larger strategy, feel accountable for outcomes and are supported to grow. When that alignment is in place, it naturally strengthens both individual contribution and organisational performance.”

Being recognised among Sri Lanka’s Forty Outstanding Companies further reflects First Capital’s ability to operate with consistency and intent across all aspects of its business. As the organisation continues to navigate an evolving financial landscape, this milestone signals a continued commitment to strong governance, disciplined growth and a people-driven approach to excellence.