Acer, SARCO partner for distribution

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Hardware and software company Acer partnered with Al Seeb Technical Establishment LLC (SARCO) Nov. 17 for distribution throughout the region of Oman.

Per the agreement, SARCO will be responsible for handling distribution activities in the name of Acer. This allows the company to send products directly to the Oman Sultanate.

The signing of the document was witnessed by 50 valued partners from Acer. All of the partners will benefit from the deal that unites the two companies.

“This partnership agreement is a positive step forward for Acer in the region,” Daniel Trachino, general manager of Acer Middle East and North Africa, said. “Having a direct distribution link in Oman allows us to ensure a faster time to market our products. Due to their extensive regional experience, Sarco has a strong understanding of the local market and audience. We look forward to a long-lasting and successful partnership with increased growth in the region.”

At the event, the attendees learned the benefits that the partnership will provide both them and their customers.

“Sarco is delighted to join hands with Acer and promote their products in Sultanate of Oman and take this relationship to the next level of business in Oman,” Bassam Fahmi Masood, group regional CEO, said.



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