Neth News & Neth FM – Asset Radio Broadcasting’s Leading Sinhala News Platform

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ASSET Radio Broadcasting (Pvt) Ltd, 105/3, 5th lane,Colombo - 3.
Colombo, Western 00300 Sri Lanka

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About Neth News & Neth FM
Neth News (nethnews.lk) is a Sinhala-language digital news portal launched by Asset Radio Broadcasting (Pvt) Ltd—the parent company behind Neth FM radio (est. 2005). The platform integrates 24/7 breaking news, politics, business, entertainment and sports coverage, alongside live radio streaming.

Business & Operational Structure
• Owned wholly by Nihal Seneviratne Epa via Asset Radio Broadcasting under EPA Holdings.
• Publishing operations are supported by Neth FM content studios and newsroom, providing both written and audio-visual output.
• Digital strategy includes high-frequency updates, SEO-optimised headlines, and social amplification to maintain ~60–70K monthly unique visitors mostly from Sri Lanka.

Audience & Competitive Position
• Neth News ranks in the top Sinhala news websites by traffic, competing closely with gossip portals like Lankahotnews and mainstream outlets like Ada Derana.
• Listeners trust the brand across age groups, fueled by Neth FM’s wide Sinhala radio reach (~3 million listeners, 85% coverage nationwide).

Content & Revenue Model
• News hub includes articles, video bulletins, and live radio streams branded as "Sri Lanka’s Voice."
• Revenue streams stem from digital advertising, sponsored content, cross-platform branding with Neth FM, and occasional affiliate partnerships.
• Minimal overhead from shared media infrastructure and lean editorial teams (~20‑25 staff).

Business Insights for Media Professionals
This case demonstrates how a radio brand can expand into digital news via synergy between broadcast and online assets. SEO headlines, trust signals from radio personality crossover, and social interactivity yield significant digital traction at low cost.

Contact & Access
• Website: nethnews.lk
• Follow on Facebook (~126K likes) and YouTube channel for video updates.
• Governance and contact via Asset Radio Broadcasting located at Ocean Tower, Station Road, Colombo 04.

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Accepted Currencies: Sri Lankan Rupees
Payment Types: Cash, Credit Card

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Opening Hours

Mon 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Tue 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Wed 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Thu 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Fri 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sat 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sun Closed

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