RNG Tech Thai unit lands exclusive Lotus's massage chair deal
KUALA LUMPUR: RNG Tech Bhd's Thai unit has secured a three-and-a-half-year partnership with CP Axtra Public Company Ltd to exclusively provide and operate massage chairs at selected Lotus's stores across Thailand.
KUALA LUMPUR: RNG Tech Bhd's Thai subsidiary has inked a three-and-a-half-year exclusive deal with CP Axtra Public Company Ltd. The agreement will see Rest n Go (Thailand) Company Ltd provide and operate massage chairs in selected Lotus s stores throughout Thailand. The memorandum of agreement was signed on September 2, 2023, and covers Lotus s hypermarkets, supermarkets, and community malls.
Rest n Go Thailand will be the sole provider and operator of these vending massage chair services at locations to be mutually agreed upon by both parties. The initial rollout aims to install between 1,400 and 1,600 massage chairs across an estimated 4,800 square meters of space within the Lotus s stores. The contract spans from November 1, 2026, to April 30, 2030, comprising a six-month temporary phase followed by a permanent three-year term.
RNG Tech's move is part of its strategy to bolster its vending massage chair network in Thailand, a market they have identified as a key growth area following earlier forays into Lotus s and Big C outlets. The partnership is expected to expand Rest n Go's presence in high-traffic retail locations in Thailand, aligning with the group's broader ASEAN expansion plans.
Rest n Go Thailand secured the Lotus s tender in 2025 and currently operates 806 massage chairs across 132 Lotus s locations in the country. RNG Tech believes the partnership will not only enhance Rest n Go Thailand's relationship with CP Axtra but also bolster the group's earnings over the contract's duration.
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