Sri Lanka’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for Construction continued to expand in November, though it had moved down 1.9 indices in November, from the PMI value recorded in October, as reflected in the Total Activity Index.
As the reading is above the value of 50 indices, the industry shows signs of continuous expansion.
The Sri Lanka Purchasing Managers’ Index for Construction (PMI – Construction), as reflected by the Total Activity Index, was at 66.2 in November 2025, down from the 64.3 recorded in October 2025.
Most firms reported improved construction activity during the month, despite the weather-related disruptions towards the end of the period.
The New Orders Index remained expanded in November.
Many respondents highlighted the increased availability of both private and Government-funded projects during the month.
The Employment and Quantity of Purchases indices further increased, indicating a continued optimism about the availability of construction projects. Meanwhile, the Suppliers’ Delivery Time remained lengthened in November.
Source: The morning
Natasha