In response to the challenging macroeconomic environment faced by businesses, and in line with the Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s Circular No. 02 of 2024, DFCC Bank has strengthened and repositioned its existing Restructuring & Close Monitoring Department, originally established in 2021 to support clients impacted in the post‑COVID‑19 period into the Business Revival Unit (BRU) from 01st July 2024.
Scope
The Business Revival Unit (BRU) serves as a strategic, collaborative bridge between the Bank and its customers, committed to delivering customized and sustainable solutions for distressed yet fundamentally viable businesses. Our mission is to drive meaningful economic recovery by fostering stability, resilience, and renewed growth among underperforming and non-performing enterprises.
Objectives
By embracing a collaborative, solutions-driven approach, the BRU’s objective is to empower the businesses to overcome challenges, rebuild financial strength, and accelerate their journey toward stability and long-term success. We partner closely with our clients to unlock opportunities, restore momentum, and pave the way for a resilient and sustainable future.
Functions and Activities
The Bank continued to support customers through a structured combination of financial and non‑financial strategies designed to foster a strengthened revival and rehabilitation culture across business segments. These initiatives enabled enterprises to maintain business continuity while regaining a sustainable and resilient operational footing. Through targeted guidance and capacity‑building efforts, the BRU remained focused on aligning distressed yet viable businesses with a long‑term growth trajectory, thereby contributing to broader economic stability and national development objectives.
