From a pioneering local electronic workshop in 2008 to the country’s dominant taxi electronics manufacturer holding over 90% market share and winning the Presidential Award.
"To continue our company’s position as the leader in the taxi meter industry while keeping our tradition of delivering the best quality products and services."
"To venture into all related fields of the taxi industry and become the number one in them as well — from telematics to driver welfare and digital booking."
In 2008, Sri Lanka’s taxi and three-wheeler sector lacked reliable, tamper-proof metering. Imported meters were prohibitively expensive, delicate, and lacked spare parts. Entrepreneur Thushara Kariyakarawana recognized the opportunity to manufacture locally.
By teaming with Japanese electronics manufacturing experts in the Biyagama FTZ, Link Lanka engineered a robust digital meter that could handle tropical humidity, bumpy roads, and daily continuous operation. The product became a nationwide sensation, earning over 90% market adoption.
Honored by the President of Sri Lanka for groundbreaking engineering that saved foreign exchange.
Designed from circuit level to firmware in Colombo, customized for the voltage and vibration profiles of Bajaj and TVS three-wheelers.
Replaced fragile cable drives with waterproof solid-state electromagnetic pulse sensors directly attached to the gearbox.
Pioneered vehicle GPS tracking hardware manufactured on local soil, in direct partnership with Dialog Axiata's B-in Touch network.
We don’t just manufacture meters — we build complete mobility software, driver financing systems, and passenger dispatch platforms.
Sri Lanka’s 100% home-grown taxi booking app. Calculates fares using the actual vehicle tacho pulse rather than inaccurate GPS. Ensures all booking revenue stays within Sri Lanka.
Enterprise software solutions division delivering tailor-made ERP, POS billing systems, payroll, stock management, and Sales Force Automation for private and public sector companies.
Dedicated welfare wing offering micro-loans, insurance assistance, and low-interest equipment financing to empower self-employed three-wheeler drivers across the island.
