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Huawei continues to enhance its customer-focus through the expansion of Huawei Service Centres and Collection Points.
To date, Huawei operates seven service centres located in all the major cities in Sri Lanka covering Colombo, Kandy, Galle, Matara, Anuradhapura, Batticaloa and Jaffna.
Huawei Service Centres are designed to offer services such as smartphone and tablet repairs, maintenance and warranty services and also allow consumers to purchase Huawei branded accessories during the New Year season. Consumers will also be enlightened with the best of the technology knowledge related to their Huawei products and gain advice from proficient and qualified staff members who are specially trained from Huawei Head Office.
The company also has over 380 collection points at strategic locations throughout the country with the aim of ensuring a quality after sales service for its loyal customers. These collection points provide a more convenient location for customers to drop off and pick up their Huawei smartphones and tablets which require after-sales service and are particularly helpful for those who cannot travel to one of the main Huawei Service Centres.
Huawei Device Sri Lanka Country Head Peter Liu disclosed: “We at Huawei believe in focusing on not just the sale but also taking care of our consumers and offering them the convenience of a quality after-sales service and accessibility to us for any information. Through this reach mechanism, it allows us to serve our loyal customers. We continue to march forward ensuring that Huawei users from all parts of Sri Lanka are able to experience a hassle-free service wherever they are, adapting to consumer needs swiftly.”
Huawei Sri Lanka’s Service Centre can be reached on 0112423017 and is opened weekdays from 9am to 6pm, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm. The hotline would assist in identifying the nearest collection point in the event a customer is unable to travel to one of the Service centres. In line with their marketing and expansion strategies, Huawei has been aggressively introducing its Service Centres to allow the general public with the opportunity to reach out to the company easily through the customer’s nearest touch point.
In 2017, Huawei was ranked 83 in the Top 100 of the Latest Fortune 500 List and number 88 in Forbes World’s Most Valuable Brands list recently.
The brand was ranked number 49 on BrandZ’s Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands. Recently Huawei escalated to number 25 on the Brand Finance Global 500 Most Valuable Brands 2018. Huawei has also achieved the No. 70 status on Interbrand’s Best Global Brands list.
Huawei is positioned as Sri Lanka’s number one quality smartphone and has over the years proven this statement through its innovation and commitment to its unmatched quality.
