The company also states that it has earned foreign exchange by exporting local agricultural produce to countries such as Malaysia and China.However, the letter states that the suspension of its bank accounts on 14 August 2026 has made it impossible to continue operations, including harvesting crops, making payments to farmers and paying employees’ salaries.The company further points out that daily purchases of vegetables and fruits from farmers, payments to suppliers and construction work at factories being built in Kandy and Alawwa have also come to a standstill.Stating that it is prepared to prove with evidence that it has neither engaged in financial fraud nor accepted public deposits, the company has also requested an opportunity to meet the President to discuss the ongoing crisis.These are claims made by the company in its letter to the President’s Secretary. The letter does not state the reasons for the suspension of the bank accounts, nor does it include a response from the authorities regarding the relevant investigations