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February 21st, 2010
BAM Holdings looks to nanotechnology
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BAM Holdings Ltd, a pioneer in the apparel sector in Sri Lanka is looking towards nanotechnology to improve the quality of its garments and is calling for nanotechnology consultants for research and development.
Director of Group Human Resource and Development and Knowledge Management at BAM Holdings Pradeepa Kekulawala told the Business Times this week that the company is looking into research and development in nanotechnology for the embellishment printing side of the garments.
"We are basically looking for people who have the knowledge because nanotechnology is in a very experimental stage here but we have started this before most other countries in the region," he said. "It is a whole new area that has limitless possibilities."
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