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Coway expands in B2B market with tailored install, maintenance services

Home appliance maker Coway is expanding its presence in the business-to-business (B2B) market by offering a comprehensive package that includes product recommendations tailored to clients’ operating environments, installation and after-sales care services. Coway said Tuesday that it received orders for a total of 2,200 water purifiers, air purifiers and bidets from education company Megastudy in…

Coway expands in B2B market with tailored install, maintenance services

Coway, a home appliance manufacturer, is expanding its reach in the business-to-business (B2B) market by offering tailored install and maintenance services for its water purifiers, air purifiers, and bidets. The company recently secured orders for a total of 2,200 units from education provider Megastudy in the first half of the year, with previous orders totaling around 9,200 units from NongHyup branches and 5,700 units from CJ Group affiliates.

In addition to these business contracts, Coway has established a strong presence in the hotel market, supplying its products to major five-star hotels in South Korea, including Conrad Seoul, Grand Hyatt Seoul, Paradise Hotel Busan, and Banyan Tree Seoul. Notably, Coway installed water purifiers in every guest room at Ventimo Hotel, the first hotel on Jeju Island to adopt such a system, and provided similar equipment to all guest rooms at Jeju Shinhwa World.

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