Gold FM (Sri Lanka)

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Gold fm
City Colombo, Sri Lanka
Broadcast areaFlag of Sri Lanka.svg Sri Lanka
Frequency 93.0 MHz Colombo, Kandy, Gongala, Gammaduwa, Jaffna, Hunnasgiriya
93.2 MHz Minuwangala
Programming
Language(s) English
Ownership
Owner Asian Broadcasting Corporation
Gold FM, Hiru FM, Sooriyan FM, Shaa FM
Links
Website www.goldfm.lk

Gold FM is one of the retro stations in Sri Lanka. The station was launched in September 1998. Catering to a mature audience, Gold FM plays music from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Gold FM broadcasts live from the 35th Floor of the World Trade Center. The station broadcasts on 93.0 & 93.2 FM in Sri Lanka. Gold FM is a part of the ABC Radio Network.


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