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Activ8 Asia Marks Third Consecutive Great Place To Work® Certification with Multiple 2026 Workplace Milestones

02 Oct, 2026

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Activ8 Asia has reported receiving Great Place To Work certification for a third consecutive year, covering April 2026 to April 2027.

The company also announced recognition among Sri Lanka’s Great Workplaces for Young Talent and Best Workplaces in Technology for 2026.

Activ8 Asia linked the recognitions to its approach to employee development, learning and staff participation. It described those areas as part of its efforts to support employees as technology and client requirements change.

The third consecutive certification extends the company’s participation in the workplace assessment programme. The additional young-talent and technology recognitions relate to specific aspects of its workforce and business.

The company’s announcement places emphasis on professional development and employee involvement. It said it intends to continue programmes supporting those priorities.

The recognitions form part of Activ8 Asia’s workplace milestones for 2026 and cover both its general certification and its inclusion in the two additional workplace categories.

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