Brantel Group corporate profile

Corporate profile

Empowering Sri Lanka’s industrial and digital growth

For over 22 years, Brantel has bridged global industrial standards with localized operational excellence across Energy and Technology, Marine Manufacturing, and Natural Mineral Resources.

22+
Years of track record since 2004
10+
Global principal alliances
100+
Technical professionals
2,000+
Corporate partners

Architecting next-generation digital and industrial infrastructure

“Our multi-divisional capabilities bridge world-class industrial standards with localized operational execution—creating lasting infrastructure and technology resilience across Sri Lanka.”

Founded in 2004 with a bold mandate to democratize access to world-class technology, Brantel Group has evolved from a pioneering telecommunications distributor into a recognized national industrial force operating across Energy and Technology, Marine Manufacturing, Mineral Resources, and Isotonic Beverages.

We are the proud national distributor of E-TEL, Sri Lanka's landmark homegrown mobile device brand, and the appointed engineering and distribution partner for global leaders including Huawei Kunling, Corning Optical Communications, GoodWe, Deye, and JA Solar. Operating beyond traditional distribution, Brantel is a complete solutions architect—integrating turnkey equipment, systems engineering, certified deployment, and life-cycle warranty support into one dependable partner.

  • Enterprise IT and networking

    Structured cabling, optical fiber backbones, switching and smart campus systems.

  • Sustainable solar power

    Commercial rooftop solar arrays and utility-scale energy storage systems up to 500kW+.

  • Marine manufacturing

    Custom fibreglass export vessels built at Dikkowita International Fisheries Harbour yard.

  • Island-wide service support

    Dedicated warranty centers, certified factory spares, and localized field engineering.

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Industrial operations and distribution. Island-wide coverage across technology, energy, and marine. Established 2004.

Brantel 20-year evolution

Two decades of continuous growth, strategic agency appointments, engineering breakthroughs, and institutional expansion across Sri Lanka and export markets.

  1. 2004

    Inception & Lenovo Agency, Sri Lanka

    Brantel Lanka commences operations and enters the commercial telecommunications market as the appointed agent for Lenovo in Sri Lanka.

  2. 2006

    NorthWest Marine Operations Begin

    Specialized craftsmen and naval engineers begin manufacturing high-end fibreglass longline fishing vessels for international export.

  3. 2008

    Launch of Homegrown E-TEL Mobile Brand

    Brantel launches E-TEL, Sri Lanka's pioneer homegrown mobile handset brand, rapidly rising to become the nation's #2 highest selling smartphone brand.

  4. 2010

    SL Sport Isotonic Formulation & Presidential Award

    Breakthrough scientific collaboration with the Industrial Technology Institute (ITI/CISIR) yields Sri Lanka's first national isotonic sports drink.

  5. 2014

    Enterprise Solutions & Systems Division Opens

    Expansion into turnkey corporate computing, enterprise servers, structured Corning optical networking, and government IT infrastructure.

  6. 2020

    Brantel Energy Division (Commercial Solar & Storage)

    Nationwide rollout of commercial and industrial solar photovoltaic installations, engineering utility arrays and energy storage systems up to 500kW+.

  7. 2023

    Dikkowita International Boatyard Opens

    State-of-the-art manufacturing facility commissioned opposite Dikkowita International Fisheries Harbour, expanding export vessel production up to 20m.

  8. Present

    Diversified Multidivisional Group

    Operating nationwide in Energy & Technology, Marine Manufacturing, Mineral Resources exploration, and Isotonic Beverages.

Our global partner brands

We take pride in our alliances with the world's premier technology manufacturers. As authorized national distributors and certified engineering partners, Brantel delivers turnkey industrial reliability, tier-one warranties, and genuine manufacturer support.

Every installation is backed by official tier-one manufacturer documentation, factory-certified spares, and localized service agreements.

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Our valued clients

For over two decades, Brantel has served as the mission-critical technology, infrastructure, and energy partner to Sri Lanka’s leading commercial conglomerates, financial institutions, telecommunications operators, and government bodies.

  • Commercial banks and financial institutions
  • Telecommunications and data carriers
  • National retail chains and supermarkets
  • Industrial boatyards and export yards

Vision and mission

Guiding our multi-divisional operations with institutional clarity, customer empathy, and rigorous technical execution.

Our vision

“To be the enterprise company that best understands the evolving technological needs of our business partners—consistently delivering outcomes far beyond their expectations.”

We look ahead not merely toward commercial growth, but toward anticipating how clean energy transitions, high-speed optical connectivity, and specialized naval manufacturing can redefine Sri Lanka’s industrial resilience.

  • Client-centric engineering

    Anticipating infrastructure requirements before they become operational bottlenecks.

  • Lasting national impact

    Deploying high-reliability systems that foster long-term commercial productivity.

Our mission

We empower people, enterprises, and communities with smart, affordable, and future-ready technologies. By combining global innovation with localized technical expertise, we provide reliable support and sustainable solutions that yield enduring value while upholding uncompromising integrity.

  • Affordable access

    Democratizing access to world-class clean energy and optical connectivity infrastructure.

  • Turnkey execution

    End-to-end delivery from engineering design through certified deployment and grid interconnection.

  • Life-cycle support

    Island-wide warranty centers, factory spares backing, and dedicated technical engineers.

  • Ethical integrity

    Transparent corporate governance, fair pricing, and absolute compliance across operations.

Our cultural ethos and operating principles

Directly inspired by our founders and evolved across two decades of enterprise delivery, our behaviours define how we work, make decisions, and treat our partners.

  • 01

    Customer First

    We listen, respond, and deliver by putting our partners at the center of every engineered solution.

    “Our long-standing relationships are built on understanding our clients’ operational realities and delivering reliability where it counts most.”

    From enterprise communications to commercial solar, we adapt our capabilities to the unique technical challenges of each client.

  • 02

    Innovation with Purpose

    We embrace technological advancement to solve genuine real-world industrial and economic challenges.

    “Innovation isn’t novelty—it is the disciplined application of modern engineering to empower national infrastructure and commerce.”

    We invest in proven, tier-one technologies that offer predictable long-term yield and durability in Sri Lankan operating conditions.

  • 03

    Uncompromising Integrity

    We operate with steadfast transparency, ethical accountability, and honesty in every corporate relationship.

    “Our reputation for integrity is why tier-one global principals trust Brantel with national distribution and certified deployment.”

    We adhere to strict regulatory compliance, transparent commercial terms, and rigorous ethical standards across all divisions.

  • 04

    Excellence in Execution

    From global product sourcing to localized field engineering, we maintain exacting standards at every touchpoint.

    “Every project is an opportunity to prove our engineering rigor, from certified cabling to multi-kilowatt solar synchronisation.”

    Our technical teams are certified directly by our global manufacturing partners, ensuring factory-grade installation and support.

  • 05

    Sustainability & Clean Transition

    We are actively driving Sri Lanka’s clean energy transition through renewable generation and responsible governance.

    “Sustainable progress requires dependable clean power. We build renewable infrastructure designed to produce for decades.”

    Deploying high-efficiency commercial rooftop arrays, utility storage systems, and eco-conscious manufacturing protocols at our boatyards.

  • 06

    People & Community Empowerment

    We empower enterprise clients, local workforces, and national communities with future-ready tools and infrastructure.

    “Our limited hierarchy and collaborative culture enable our people to lead, take ownership, and deliver results with agility.”

    Creating skilled technical jobs, fostering specialized naval engineering craftsmanship, and expanding digital connectivity nationwide.

Environmental, social and governance

Environmental, social and governance is an integral business consideration. Brantel’s ESG framework sets out our operating standards, ethical beliefs, and zero-harm requirements across energy, marine manufacturing, and resource exploration. We expect all operating divisions, engineering contractors, and supply partners to adhere strictly to these principles.

  • Safety

    Our operations must be safe for employees, contractors, neighbouring communities, and the environment. We commit to ensuring ESG considerations are integral to our business.

  • Zero-Harm

    We aim for an uncompromising zero-harm approach—we commit to reporting, investigating, and systematically learning from incidents and near-misses across all divisions.

  • Environment & Clean Transition

    We recognize the importance and fragility of natural ecosystems. We commit to seeking to minimise our impact on the environment through upholding high ESG standards and tier-one renewable solar deployments.

  • Risk-Based Approach

    A risk-based approach is the most suitable to manage the complex environments and geographies in which we operate—we commit to implementing this rigorously in marine, energy, and mining.

  • Regulatory Compliance

    All our operations should be compliant with the applicable legislative and regulatory regimes—we commit to support this through ensuring the appropriate processes, resources, and auditing systems are in place.

  • Human Rights

    We are committed to respecting all internationally recognized human rights—we seek to conduct our business in accordance with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.

  • Monitoring & Tracking

    We must monitor our performance and continuously try to do better—we commit to monitoring, tracking, and disclosing our metrics, raising targets, and using auditing to improve our ESG performance.

  • Communication & Transparency

    We recognise the importance of communication and transparency—and commit to communicating appropriately and proactively with all key stakeholders, partners, and community members.

  • Responsibility & Accountability

    Responsibility is core to Brantel’s culture—we commit to assuming responsibility for our actions as individuals, as division teams, and as a unified corporate group.

ESG reports and governance publications

Official publications, environmental disclosures, and standard operating procedures.

  • 2025/2026

    Brantel Group ESG & Sustainability Review

    Overview of renewable solar generation targets, industrial waste minimization protocols at Dikkowita boatyard, and corporate governance metrics.

    2.4 MB

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  • 2024

    Environmental Policy & Renewable Transition Charter

    Detailed environmental management plan covering carbon offset milestones, solar rooftop deployments, and eco-friendly marine manufacturing guidelines.

    1.8 MB

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  • Compliance

    Health, Safety & Marine Operations Framework

    Standard operating procedures and international safety compliance disclosures governing yard fabrication, electrical safety, and mining operations.

    1.5 MB

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