In 2002, the company expanded to the Maldives, thus becoming the first Sri Lankan insurer to operate overseas.

[1] The conflicting statutory provisions have caused a dispute between National Development Bank (NDB) and Janashakthi Insurance over an ownership concentration.

The District Judge of Colombo dismissed the interim injunction and held that Janashakthi Insurance is not in violation of the Banking Act.

[7] Janashakthi Insurance sold a leasehold land at 24, Staple Street in Colombo 2 to Sanken Construction for LKR1.93 billion.

[14] The company recorded a 45% growth in Gross Written Premium for the financial year 2021.

[15] The company was recognised as a "Great Place to Work in Sri Lanka" in 2021 after an independent analysis.

[17] The company launched The Janashakthi Book of Sri Lanka Cricket, 1832-1996 in 1999, authored by S. S. Perera.

[18] Janashakthi Insurance became the sponsor of the Zimbabwe cricket team's 2001-02 Sri Lanka tour.

[20] The company appointed Mahela Jayawardene, a former Sri Lanka cricket captain to its board of directors in 2021.