AGM A.Ş. affiliated with Mıstaçoğlu Holding. By signing a landmark partnership, it becomes the business partner of smart device manufacturer OPPO, which will carry out both production, sales and service services in Turkey.
Mıstaçoğlu Holding, which makes investments that will strengthen Turkey's economy, especially in technology, mobile communications, mining, real estate development and management, signed an important agreement for its group company AGM A.Ş. to become the strategic business partner of the world's leading technology brand OPPO.
The agreement covers various aspects of the collaboration, including joint sales and marketing efforts, service operations and local manufacturing initiatives. Within the framework of the agreement, AGM will undertake the local production of OPPO products in its factory in Tuzla, Istanbul. It is underlined that this is a giant step that will create added value for the Turkish economy in terms of employment in the GSM sector, knowledge transfer from abroad and technology development.
At the signing ceremony attended by OPPO and AGM executives, OPPO MEA President Chico Zhou drew attention to the importance of the partnership and said, "This important partnership reflects a common vision focused on mutual growth, innovation and providing exceptional products and services to our Turkish customers and business partners."
Pointing out that Türkiye will be one of OPPO's most important and powerful markets abroad with the cooperation, Mıstaçoğlu Holding Chairman Aydın Mıstaçoğlu said, "This partnership, which includes many important milestones, is not only a source of pride for our company, but also an investment that will strengthen Turkey's national commercial power. We think that the high-technology-based production to be made in our country with the new era is important in terms of facilitating the development of high technology, as well as contributing to employment. This step will contribute to the future of our country and innovation." "Its potential gives us great happiness," he said.
