With Avurudu just around the corner, Seylan Bank is offering amazing discounts to customers purchasing daily essentials.
The bank celebrates the New Year with “Ratatama Super, Avurudu offers with Seylan Cards” and “Seylan Tikiri Season of Gifts and Laughter.”
The bank with a heart, commenced these exciting offers and promotions to provide the best Avurudu experience to its customers young and old and to reward them for their continued loyalty to the bank, in the spirit of festivity.
“At Seylan Bank, we want to make your Avurudu an unforgettable experience,” said Assistant General Manager, Marketing and Sales at Seylan Bank Gamika De Silva. “These two promotions underscore our customer-centric approach which focuses on providing products and services that enhance the overall customer experience and convenience, adding value to your experience with the Bank with a Heart.”
The Bank has partnered with leading supermarket chains on selected promotions; with Keells offering 30% off on fresh meat during the weekends, Cargillsproviding 20% off on total bills during selected weekends, Glomark offering 20% off on the total bill on every Sunday for a limited time, Laugfs Super providing 20% off on a range of goods on every Monday, and Premasiri Supermarket offering 20% off on vegetables & 10% off on fruits on every Wednesday & Thursday during the promotion period.
This festive season, Seylan cards have offered a host of exciting deals on essential categories.
Cardholders will now be able to receive offer notifications via smartphone on a respective day with the recently introduced new feature called ‘Add to Calendar’ on the www.seylanoffers.com website.
Seylan Tikiri, the most beloved Children’s Savings Account from April 1 to May 31 will gift a stylish, handy “Sporty Bag” to its customers under the age of 15 who deposit LKR 10,000 or more into their existing or new Tikiri account.
Seylan Tikiri is one of the leading minor’s savings brands in the market and has always provided innovative and fun-loving offerings to kids, throughout the year. At a time when the whole island was put under lockdown, Seylan Tikiri continued to focus on children by offering new experiences through a host of social media activities.
