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Celebrating a new milestone in its digital transformation journey, OTE Group – one of Oman’s most prestigious business houses – is extending into electronic commerce to widen its reach and sell the popular brands it distributes directly to its customers.
OTE has now launched an online marketplace (otestore.com) to complement its extensive countrywide network of brick-and-mortar stores that display its reputable brands.
The user-friendly online store, initially showcasing three of OTE’s most popular electronics brands – LG, Bosch and Hisense – has been conceptualised and designed to provide a seamless shopping experience for customers. Users can navigate otestore.com from the comfort of their desktops or via their smartphone browsers.
Optimised for convenience, otestore.com makes it possible for visitors to obtain a 360-degree overview of each product, along with model features, special offers, warranty details, and so on. Search and filtering options, add-to-cart and wish-list features, make for a convenient and relaxed online browsing experience.
Thus, from the safety and convenience of their respective comfort zones, customers can check out the latest innovations from LG, Bosch and Hisense – world-leading electronics brands that are exclusively distributed in the Sultanate by OTE Group.
A sought-after name in home electronics, LG is best known for its market-leading OLED TVs, home appliances and air conditioners. Bosch, positioned as a high-end German luxury brand, is acclaimed for its modern, energy-efficient household appliances ranging from washing machines and dryers to refrigerators, freezers, stoves, ovens and dishwashers, to small appliances such as coffee makers and food processors. Hisense, one of the fastest growing consumer brands in Oman, enjoys a sizable share of the domestic markets for TVs and airconditioners.
In the wake of the global pandemic, online marketplaces have thrived where physical stores remained shuttered for prolonged periods. The ubiquitous presence of the Internet and its popularity among all demographic segments has accelerated the growth of e-commerce around the world.
For OTE, the launch of otestore.com is also about connecting with its customers. “By setting up our own online presence, we are going the extra mile to directly engage with our customer base, thereby establishing long-term relationships with them. It also gives us the opportunity to understand their requirements and tastes, and get into direct and personalised communication with them,” said Mr. Sudhir M., Chief Executive Officer, OTE Group.
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Established in 1991, OTE Group is one of Oman’s largest business houses representing renowned international brands distributed across the automotive, auto ancillary, electronics, home appliances, and leasing and finance segments of the consumer business.
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