Walton Expands Air Conditioner Brand Business into Sri Lanka

Walton has expanded its air conditioner business to Sri Lanka by exporting its first shipment of commercial and residential ACs, partnering with Monik Trading Private Limited for sales. The company aims to establish a strong market presence with high-quality and environmentally friendly products from its state-of-the-art manufacturing plant.

Walton, the leading air conditioner brand in the country, has announced an expansion of its business operations into Sri Lanka, commencing with the export of commercial air conditioning units. The inaugural shipment of both residential and commercial ACs was dispatched to Sri Lanka in the first week of the month, marking a significant milestone for the company as it ventures into the international market.

According to Abdur Rouf, Vice-President of Walton Global Business Division, this initial export to Sri Lanka will be facilitated by Monik Trading Private Limited, a well-known entity in the region that will handle the marketing and sales of Walton ACs. The Chief Business Officer, Md. Tanvir Rahman, emphasized the company’s strategy to enhance its brand presence across Europe, America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, highlighting the substantial demand for air conditioning solutions in Sri Lanka.

Walton has equipped itself with comprehensive sales, marketing, and after-sales services to solidify its market presence in Sri Lanka. Rahman expressed confidence that the superior quality, durability, and environmentally friendly features of Walton ACs would quickly build trust among Sri Lankan consumers. The company prides itself on its advanced manufacturing capabilities at its modern plant in Gazipur, which produces environmentally friendly AC models including cassette, ceiling, chiller, and VRF units.

Walton ACs boast innovative technologies such as frost clean, air plasma, three-in-one converter technology, and intelligent control systems. The use of environment-friendly R-290 gas in their compressors underscores their commitment to sustainability. Importantly, all Walton ACs undergo rigorous quality testing and are only released to the market after receiving certification from the NASDAT-UTS international standard testing laboratory.

In summary, Walton has successfully ventured into the Sri Lankan market by exporting its first shipment of air conditioning units, facilitated through Monik Trading Private Limited. The company’s strategic focus on expanding its global brand presence, particularly in regions with significant market potential, bodes well for its success in establishing a strong foothold in Sri Lanka. With its commitment to quality and advanced technology, Walton is poised to gain a competitive advantage.

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