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Rancon rolls out high-end LG TVs
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long-term partnership with Rancon Group. Together, I believe, we can set new standards in manufacturing and contribute significantly to the growth of Bangladesh’s economy.”
Kim praised Rancon, saying it has earned a reputation for its excellence in manufacturing.
“They work with renowned automotive brands like Mitsubishi and Suzuki. They have demonstrated a commitment to quality and innovation in home electronics, which is truly impressive.”
He said Bangladesh has tremendous potential for growth in the electronics market. “That’s why we are committed to expanding our presence here and offering our innovative products to customers.”
The regional CEO of LG Electronics said it is inspiring to see LG’s OLED, NanoCell and UHD TVs being produced at the Rancon facility.
Set up in 1979, Rancon has evolved into a robust group with 32 business units, employing more than 4,000 people. Known for its strong presence in the trading business until 2010, it has since invested heavily in manufacturing.
At the 700,000-square-foot sprawling manufacturing units at the park, Rancon produces motorcycles, refrigerators and TVs.
“We will also be manufacturing automobiles soon,” announced Chowdhury.
The complex also boasts a rooftop solar power plant, generating 1.5 megawatts of electricity, a testament to the group’s commitment to establishing a green factory.
“We manufacture under licences from many internationally renowned brands, and our commitment to consumers in Bangladesh is to offer high-quality products at reasonable prices,” he said.
RANGS EMART LAUNCHES
LG OLED C3
Rangs eMart, a sister concern of Rancon Holdings Limited, rolled out LG OLED C3 from the latest TV series of the South Korean conglomerate. The event was held at its Gulshan-2 showroom in Dhaka.
“We prioritise customer preferences in every product we create. As always, we have brought these smart TVs with new features and cutting-edge technologies to the market. We hope to get a positive response from customers,” said Kim.
“Our commitment to innovation and sustainability drives us to create products that not only enhance everyday living but also contribute to a better future.”
The new range of televisions spans four series and includes the models: 65-inch OLED C3, 55-inch OLED C3, 55-inch QNED80, 75-inch NANO75, 65-inch NANO75, 55-inch NANO75, 50-inch NANO75, 43-inch NANO75, and 43-inch UR8050.
The smart TVs come equipped with new features and cutting-edge technology. Rangs eMart also introduced the full range of LG NANO televisions, which represent the pinnacle of quality and innovation, reinforcing LG’s status as a leader in the electronics industry.
The company is confident that these additions will provide customers with an unparalleled viewing experience.
Furthermore, Rangs eMart launched the world’s largest OLED TV, which is LG OLED 97-inch television. The company believes these new offerings will enrich the lives of customers, providing the best in-home entertainment.
“Rangs eMart is thrilled to bring the state-of-the-art LG TVs to the Bangladeshi market, continuing its commitment to providing high-quality, advanced technology products to its customers,” said Yamin Sharif Chowdhury, divisional director of Rangs e-Mart.
“I believe these new models of TVs will satisfy customers.”
Sung Hoo Chung, managing director of LG Electronics for Singapore, Yongil Ko, managing director for Bangladesh, Farhana Karim, managing director of Rancon Holdings, Imran Zaman, divisional director of Rancon Electronics, and Quazi Ashiq Ur Rahman, executive director of Rancon Electronics, were also present at the launch.