Citrus Leisure was incorporated as Hotel Reefcomber Limited in 1973.
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11 Facts About Citrus Leisure
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Citrus Leisure Hikkaduwa was incorporated in 1973 as Hotel Reefcomber Limited.
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Citrus Leisure purchased land in Pasikudah for LKR139 million for a new resort called Passikudah Beach Resort.
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Citrus Leisure resolved the dispute with a payment of LKR80 million to the party who instituted the legal dispute.
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Citrus Leisure applied for listings on Colombo Stock Exchange for two of its subsidiaries, Waskaduwa Beach Resort and Kalpitiya Beach Resort in February 2011.
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Citrus Leisure issued a clarification regarding a statement made by prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in the parliament.
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In 2018, Citrus Leisure decided to abandon the plans to develop the Kalpitiya Resort.
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Citrus Leisure stated the capital will be employed to settle the debts the company.
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Citrus Leisure opened Ceylon Curry Club, a Sri Lankan contemporary food restaurant in the Dutch Hospital, Colombo.
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Citrus Leisure Hikkaduwa is consisted of 100 rooms and is located in Hikkaduwa.
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George Steuart Group, the parent company of Citrus Leisure, leased the property to Citrus Silver Ltd to operate a 50-roomed, Scottish-themed hotel.
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