Lotus Tyre felicitates retailers and distributers

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In a gala event held at Hotel Clarion Kiribathgoda, Vechenson (Pvt.) Ltd felicitated its jubilant retailers and distributers with accolades of appreciation and rewards.

The event was graced by Vechenson (Pvt.) Ltd Managing Director Ranatunga Rajapaksha. Members of the management team including Director Commercial and Human Resources R.D.D. Abeythileka, Director Kavinda Rajapaksha, Assistant General Manager Sisira Rosa, Assistant Sales Manager Samantha Jayawardana and Brand Executive Kelum Weligama also attended the event.

As a mega promotional effort, a competition targeting retailers and sales assistants around the country under the theme ‘Lotus Tharangeta Maru Karanna’ was held, under which over 1000 sales assistants were rewarded with quick cash, while over 300 retail shop owners were given concessionary gifts. Ten retail shop owners who sent most number of coupons were given the latest Samsung Galaxy mobile phones and their accolades were handed over to them by the Managing Director. This mega project is still continuing islandwide.

Being the first bicycle tyre to be introduced in the local market, Lotus Tyre continued to excel each day while maintain its stability in the market. Lotus provides its products to the market under the brand names Lotus bicycle tyres, Lotus motorbike tyres, Lotus three-wheeler tyres and Lotus tyre tubes.

In addition, it also provides a range of attractive tyres to the market under sub-brands of Topro motorbike tyres and Sanga and Shakthi three-wheeler tyres.
Staying true to its promise of ‘Right distance for right price’ Lotus Tyre introduced to the market for the first time the 90/100x10 tubeless tyre at this ceremony.

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