The Executive – Procurement – Non-RM supports the sourcing and purchasing of non-raw materials, including services, supplies, equipment and other operational requirements. The role typically requires a degree or professional qualification in procurement, supply chain, business or a related field, along with relevant experience in purchasing or vendor management. The candidate is expected to identify reliable suppliers, obtain quotations, negotiate pricing and terms, issue purchase orders, monitor deliveries, maintain procurement records and support cost-saving initiatives. Strong communication, analytical, negotiation and problem-solving skills are important, as well as familiarity with ERP systems, procurement procedures and Microsoft Office. Experience in a manufacturing or apparel environment would be advantageous.
MAS Holdings is one of South Asia’s leading apparel and textile manufacturers, headquartered in Sri Lanka. The company works with many well-known international fashion and sportswear brands and is recognised for product innovation, ethical manufacturing and vertically integrated supply-chain capabilities. Its operations cover design, development, manufacturing, logistics and related services across several countries. MAS employs a large workforce in Sri Lanka and overseas, with facilities producing performance wear, intimate apparel, activewear and other specialised products. The group places strong emphasis on sustainability, employee wellbeing, technology and responsible business practices. A procurement executive at MAS would support the efficient acquisition of non-raw-material goods and services required by factories, offices and operational teams, while helping maintain quality, cost control and supplier performance.
Sri Lanka offers career opportunities in apparel manufacturing, procurement, logistics, finance, information technology, tourism, engineering and shared services. Colombo and nearby areas provide the widest range of professional jobs, while regional manufacturing hubs offer opportunities in factories and supply-chain operations. The culture combines South Asian traditions, strong family values, hospitality and diverse Sinhala, Tamil, Muslim and Christian communities. Living costs are generally lower than in many Western countries, although Colombo rents and imported goods can be expensive. The island offers beaches, mountains, wildlife, historic cities and a relaxed lifestyle, with public transport widely available. Foreign nationals normally need an employment visa or residence permission sponsored by a local employer; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Candidates should confirm current requirements with Sri Lankan immigration authorities and their employer before relocating. English is commonly used in business, while Sinhala and Tamil are the main local languages.
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