B-Quik Eyes Expansion in Thailand- Plans to Open 15 New Outlets

BANGKOK: One of the renowned and well-established auto service centres in Thailand, B-Quik has planned to spread its wings by launching 15 new auto service outlets across the nation. The organization plans to invest around THB 270 million in the expansion procedure after sighting the growth, which is speculated to be around 15% as compared to the previous year.

Brands across the nation also own their respective service centres providing high-quality service and satisfaction to their esteemed customers. Joining this league of automakers are Toyota, Ford, Nissan, MG, Jaguar and more. Jaguar invested around THB 300 million recently in the country in establishing its flagship showroom in Asia Pacific offering standard 3S services to the customers.

The blue oval brand also expanded its network in Thailand by opening a showroom in Khon Kaen giving its customers the ease of getting their vehicles serviced in addition to exploration and buying process. This time the largest automotive service centre chain, B-Quik wants to make most of the rising cars in the country. As said by the company’s COO, Busararat Assaratanakul there is an ample room for growth in this industry with the existing and growing number of vehicles.

Presently, there are 14.3 million vehicles running on the streets of Thailand according to the Land Transport Department of the country. Busararat added in her statement, “The automotive service market is not like the car market where sales of new cars are in trouble right now. It is growing and continues to grow thanks to growing number of car registrations every year.”

The company will add 15 more outlets to the existing number of 124 making the final count to 139 nationwide. It specializes in service and maintenance of batteries, tyres, shock absorbers, brake systems, car suspension, oil changes and air conditioning. With the expansion of new outlets, the company aims to churn out a revenue of THB 6.9 billion this year by providing services to around 1.5 million vehicles.

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