Across Sri Lanka
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Cavendish Estate
Located in Buttala, this 550-acre estate is dedicated to banana cultivation through an esteemed partnership with Dole Lanka, integrating global standards in agricultural practice.
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Yuran Estate
A 55-acre estate in Kegalle, growing both tea and rubber. This estate also features a holiday bungalow, offering a unique retreat amidst lush plantation landscapes.
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Hartley Estate
Hartley Estate, located in Bulathsinhala (Kalutara District, Sri Lanka), spans 50 acres and primarily focuses on tea cultivation, though it also includes rubber.
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Lechchami Estate
Nestled in the fertile region of Nattandiya, this 72-acre estate is devoted to cultivating high-quality coconuts. In partnership with industry leaders, it adopts global best practices to ensure sustainable, efficient, and environmentally responsible production—setting a benchmark for modern coconut farming in Sri Lanka.
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Welikarai Estate
Welikarai Estate, located in Alawwa, is a 25-acre coconut plantation. The estate is dedicated to the cultivation and management of high-quality coconut palms, ensuring optimal yield and sustainable farming practices.
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Mahena Estate
Mahena Estate is a well-established tea plantation located in the scenic highlands of Dehiowita, Sri Lanka. Spanning 23 acres, the estate features lush greenery, mature tea plants, and rich soil supported by an ideal climate for cultivation. With its natural beauty, fertile land, and long-standing history of tea production, Mahena Estate stands as a thriving example of Sri Lanka's renowned tea-growing heritage.
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Randola / Gamagekanda Estate
Spanning 150 acres, Randola/Gamagekanda Estate is actively dedicated to cultivating both high-grade tea and rubber, combining traditional management with modern agronomic standards.