Saleswoman Vineta Prasad shows the variety of ceiling lights available at their Al-Hamd Smart Living shop in Namaka, Nadi. Picture: REINAL CHAND
Firm expands to meet demand
GROWING customer demands has prompted owners of Al-Hamd Smart Living to open a new shop in Namaka, Nadi yesterday.
The company, which sells office furniture, LED and solar lighting, tents and marquees, has two outlets already in Nadi Town and Lami since it started operations in 2012.
However, their Lami shop has recently relocated to the old Happy Garden restaurant in Nabua because of popular demand.
Director Ashfaaq Ahmad Khan said the demand was always high and they felt the need to open new outlets for their customers.
“Namaka is a growing area and the demand in very high,” Mr Khan said.
“We have always been the first to introduce new products into Fiji as we are also direct importers of high quality LED and solar lighting.
“We also have quality and reasonable warranty period for our customers.”
The company hopes to open other outlets in major towns soon as they have grasped a perfect deal of doing business in Fiji.
Mr Khan said the opening of their new Namaka shop highlighted the growing demands of the household and office items they sold in the Fijian market.
The company also specialises in supplying kindergarten play centre materials.
A total of 24 staff members look after the three shops in Nadi, Namaka and Nabua.
The company, which sells office furniture, LED and solar lighting, tents and marquees, has two outlets already in Nadi Town and Lami since it started operations in 2012.
However, their Lami shop has recently relocated to the old Happy Garden restaurant in Nabua because of popular demand.
Director Ashfaaq Ahmad Khan said the demand was always high and they felt the need to open new outlets for their customers.
“Namaka is a growing area and the demand in very high,” Mr Khan said.
“We have always been the first to introduce new products into Fiji as we are also direct importers of high quality LED and solar lighting.
“We also have quality and reasonable warranty period for our customers.”
The company hopes to open other outlets in major towns soon as they have grasped a perfect deal of doing business in Fiji.
Mr Khan said the opening of their new Namaka shop highlighted the growing demands of the household and office items they sold in the Fijian market.
The company also specialises in supplying kindergarten play centre materials.
A total of 24 staff members look after the three shops in Nadi, Namaka and Nabua.