Shree Amba Group, a well-known name in Nepal’s spare parts business, has completed its annual dealer meet at Holiday Inn Resort in Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu.
The event, held on Bhadra 5, brought together official dealers from across Nepal, media representatives and company staff to review business and discuss future plans.
Senior representatives from international automotive brands joined the gathering. From India’s Teklon auto component manufacturer, Chaksu Mehta and sales head Navdeep Singh were present, along with Tristo director Bishu Taneja.
Addressing the meet, Shree Amba Group director Arun Kumar Agrawal welcomed the new cooperation with Teklon and Tristo, saying that working with established global brands will help deliver higher-quality parts and better service to Nepali customers through its dealer network.
Teklon produces a wide range of vehicle components, including switches, fuel pump assemblies and motors, rocker sets, camshafts, SMS bodies, spray paint, injectors, calipers, clutch pulleys, master cylinders, disc plates, bulbs, spark plugs, carburettors, bendix units, bearings, starter motors, horns and MC kits.
The brand also supplies parts for three-wheelers and emerging electric scooters, and Shree Amba Group plans to make these modern components easily available in Nepal, strengthening support for both traditional and electric vehicles.
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