Browns Group extends support to Ransalu apparel welfare program

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In a bid to fill the void for an automotive product, Browns Group has signed in with CH17 loyalty to offer special discounts on all types of batteries ranging from motorcycles, cars and SUVs for those holding Sri Lanka Apparel’s Ransalu Pranaama Privilege Card.
“We are delighted to add yet another vital sector in to our portfolio. Our aim is to meet the needs of a cross section of the workforce from bikes to cars to industry vehicles. Our loyalty is designed in such as way where the lifestyles of every worker are covered” Jumar Preena CEO said.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed recently between CH17 and Browns Battery Power, accepting them as the preferred merchant for automotive batteries.
Initially this offer will be available through the Browns outlets at Havelock Road Colombo 5 (Thimbirigasyaya Junction), Kynsey Road Borella, Puttalam Road Kurunegala, and Kaluwella Galle.
The appointment letter was handed over to Ajith De Silva DGM Browns Battery by Jumar Preena CEO of CH17, at the Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) office in the presence of its head Tuli Cooray.

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