KATHMANDU, Dec 10: IMS SMart, which has 21 Samsung Authorized exclusive showrooms across Nepal, said it had re-opened its Samsung Smartphone Café at Pako, New Road, in Kathmandu, on Thursday.
“The showroom was renovated to keep up with the latest infrastructure to provide world class shopping experience,” IMS said in a statement. The shop was inaugurated by IMS Group Chairman Deepak Malhotra and its President and CEO Dikesh Malhotra, accompanied by DGM HPP Division (Samsung) Pranaya Ratna Sthapit.
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“Our goal has always been to provide the best experience to our valued customers in the most convenient location. With the renovation we will be able to provide a superior shopping experience to all our valued customers,” Deepak Malhotra was quoted as saying after the inauguration.
To celebrate the re-opening, the Pako outlet will offer a 6 GB data card with every purchase of a Samsung smartphone while all other Samsung Smartphone Café outlets will offer a 3 GB data card with every purchase of Samsung smartphone from until December 15, IMS said.
