VINHCATGROUP Is On Their Way to Emerge As a Leading Trader of Solar Lights in Asia
Nov 8, 2019
VINHCATGROUP has risen to popularity in Vietnam and China owing to their introduction of fancy solar lights that efficiently reduce the electricity bills paid by the households by using the clean and green energy from the sun.
Hanoi, Vietnam - November 8, 2019 / / —
VINHCATGROUP makes a giant stride in the solar power market by introducing solar lights that have an unprecedented longevity. In an era when a shift to clean and green energy is precisely what the world needs to strive for, they have taken the responsibility to introduce superior quality solar lights and other solar products that would meet the needs of the users perfectly, be beneficial for the environment, and cut down the electricity bills of the consumers all at once.
Vinh Cat Solar has been operational for more than decade, and they aspire to become a leading business chain in Asia. Presently, their business spans across several major Vietnamese cities and three cities in China. They are a multi-industry group with three main business areas which include logistics, that is, export, import, delivery and transport in international goods across the borders, the second one is trade in services, and the third one which has presently prompted them to limelight across Vietnam and China is their dealing of lighting equipment that includes solar light.
One of the partners of the group stated, “Decorative lights are now used by households in large numbers, whether it be in their lawns or the porch or the terrace. An aesthetic use of lights can transform the whole look of the house but the use of a large number of the same can spike up the electricity bills. A great alternative to this can be the solar lights, especially in the open areas. They come with integrated solar panels that absorb the sunlight and power up the lights, they can last for a very long time, and certainly are energy efficient.”
With increasing awareness about the need for conservation of energy, this is indeed a thoughtful step on the part of the VINHCATGROUP to initiate a trade in products that is good for the society and the environment. It goes on to reflect their core values. As one of the managers of the company points out, they “dare to think, dare to do, dare to take responsibilities” and he further adds that their first and foremost purpose is to “ensure that the customers are pleased with the service and that we can live up to the trust that they put in us. We never compromise with the quality of our service or of our products.”
About The Company:
VINHCATGROUP is a multi-industry group that has been operational for over 10 years, they plan to expand their operations in the future and presently they deal in logistics, lightning, and trade-in service.
Contact Details:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dennangluongmattroivinhcatsolar/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/vinhcatgroup
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinh-cat-group/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/vinhcatgroup/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vinhcatgroup/
Contact Info:
Name: Paul
Email: Send Email
Organization: VINHCATGROUP
Address: Lot 1M6 TT6 Bac Linh Dam, Dai Kim, Hoang Mai, Hanoi
Phone: +84 965216886
Website: https://vinhcatgroup.com/
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Release ID: 88933137
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