Oraimo signed Nagina Electronics as an Official Partner in Pakistan

The Global premium accessory brand Oraimo, a subsidiary of Transsion Holdings, announced Nagina Electronics as its official distribution partner in Pakistan. Under this strategic partnership, both companies aim to expand Oraimo smart accessories portfolio nationwide. Oraimo is a part of Transsion group having well renowned Mobile Phone brands like Infinix, Techno, and Itel. Over 5 decades Nagina Electronics is a well-known name in Pakistan’s consumer electronics and Nagina is the official partner of various Multinational Consumer Electronics Companies for Pakistan.

The signing ceremony was held in Lahore where key officials of Oraimo and Nagina Electronics were present along with media dignitaries.

Talking on the occasion Country Head Oraimo Pakistan, Mr. Steven Said: The opportunities in Pakistan are tremendous and the market offers robust potential for global brands. We aim to establish industry benchmarks by acquiring the pole position within our domain in a record-breaking time. In line with its brand philosophy 'Keep Exploring', Oraimo will surely add a lot of excitement to our consumers' lifestyle"

Sharing his views on this partnership Jamshaid Sabir, Director Sales & Marketing, Nagina Electronics said “We are pleased to have Oraimo official in Pakistani market as Nagina’s core philosophy is to stay ahead of the market and customer demands, which enables it to understand and cater the customer and channel demands ahead of time. Besides financial and infrastructural capabilities, hard work and dedication make the company fully capable to handle the Oraimo business in Pakistan.

The new range of Oraimo smart accessories includes Bluetooth-enabled headphones and speakers, power banks, chargers, data cables, smartwatches that have come with a one-year replacement warranty, the company is offering a six-month replacement warranty for its data cables and hands-free offerings in the country.

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