About Pership
Our Journey
Container Terminal Launch
Pership launched its first inland container terminal, creating a vital logistics hub for container storage, repairs, and smooth inland connections, setting a new benchmark in Sri Lanka’s logistics industry.
1
1982
Started the Container Terminal
First Transport Fleet of Asha Enterprises
Pership introduced its first dedicated transport fleet under Asha Enterprises, enhancing inland container transportation, ensuring reliable connectivity between terminal, port, and warehouse operations across the entire logistics network.
2
1985
Transport Fleet Begins
Started the Warehouse Operation
Pership expanded its capabilities with large-scale warehousing services, providing bonded and general storage, inventory management, and value-added operations to support growing client requirements in the import and export sectors.
3
1986
Warehousing Operations Begin
Free Port Logistics (Pvt) Ltd came under BOI
Free Port Logistics obtained Board of Investment (BOI) approval, reinforcing operational credibility, attracting international partnerships, and enabling enhanced value-added services with regulatory support for global trade facilitation.
4
2005
BOI Approval Granted
Registering under EDB
With Export Development Board registration, Pership strengthened its export logistics credentials, offering clients robust compliance, trade incentives, and seamless access to international markets through advanced service integration.
5
2024
EDB Registration Achieved
Expansion of our Transport Fleet
Pership’s investment in expanding its transport fleet boosts operational capacity, enhances delivery precision, and strengthens its commitment to scaling national logistics capabilities for future growth and evolving client needs.
6
2025
Fleet Expansion Milestone