Singer Maasingaa Roadha Sale: sofas to weekly lucky winners

Feb 3, 2024, 6:08 AM
Singer Maasingaa Roadha Sale: sofas to weekly lucky winners

Singer has decided to give away sofas to weekly lucky winners during its "Maasingaa" Ramadan Sale.

Singer launched the Ramadan sale on Thursday. Customers with a purchase above MVR 1500 get a coupon during the sale.

The company will give away a Singer sofa in the weekly lucky draw till the end of Ramadan.

The Singer sofa is a customizable sofa that retains quality. Customers have the opportunity to customize it to any design and color. The company also delivers customized sofas within a short time.

Discounts of up to 40 percent will be offered on all household and electronics products available at Singer during the promotion.

Ahmed Ilyas, COO of Singer, said the company has been receiving positive feedback for its new products such as sofas.

"Since we receive positive feedback from a lot of customers, we have a lot of confidence that all our products are good. Especially some kitchen appliances, for example, Prestige or Kenwood are world famous brands," he said.

Noting that the Singer AC is of good quality, Ilyas said Hitachi and Panasonic brand products are also available in Singer.

Singer currently has two shops in Male'. The shops are located at the Alia Residence in Handhuvaree Hingun and in front of the National Museum on Chaandhanee Magu.

Singer delivers its products to customers in Male' and Hulhumale' and also provides delivery services to boats.

Singer, an internationally renowned franchise brand, entered the business industry 150 years ago with sewing machines.

The brand has now expanded and has been launching various products in different countries around the world.

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