1. EXPORT INDUSTRY IN SRI LANKA

2. CONTENTS
 Major export commodities
 Most profitable commodity
 Main export partners
 Growth of Sri Lanka Export Market
 Contribution of Export industry to GDP
 Factors Affects export market in Sri Lanka
 Global Market Trends and suggestion

3. MAJOR EXPORT COMMODITIES
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Apparel Tea Diamonds Rubber Coconuts Precious
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Total Exports to the world
Year 2008
Year 2009
Year 2010
Year 2011
Year 2012

4. MOST PROFITABLE COMMODITY
2004.58 1964.04 1993.62
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672.73 677.38
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Most Profitable Export Commodity
Textile & Garments Tea Coconut

5. MAIN EXPORT PARTNERS
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Germany Belgium Italy
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Main Export Partners
Main Export Partners

6. GROWTH OF EXPORT MARKET
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Growth for 2000 to 2010
Total Growth Rate in US$ Million
Textile and Garments
Gems
Coconut Products
Tea
Diamonds

7. CONTRIBUTION OF GDP
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Sri Lanka expanded 7.80 percent in the
third quarter of 2013 over the same quarter of the previous year. GDP Growth
Rate in Sri Lanka is reported by the Department of Census and Statistics. From
2003 until 2013, Sri Lanka GDP Growth Rate averaged 6.4 Percent reaching an
all time high of 8.6 Percent in December of 2010 and a record low of 1.5 Percent
in March of 2009.

8. FACTORS AFFECT EXPORT MARKET
 Exchange rate
 Transportation costs have negative but insignificant
effect on Sri Lanka exports.
 The inflation rate of Sri Lanka
 Factors of production
 Awareness programs, tax rates from different
countries, Governments rule and regulations

9. GLOBAL MARKET TRENDS AND SUGGESTIONS
 Emerging markets increase their global power
 Cleantech becomes a competitive advantage
 Global banking seeks recovery through transformation
 Governments enhance ties with the private sector
 Rapid technology innovation creates a smart, mobile
world
 Demographic shifts transform the global workforce

10. Thank you