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E-commerce enabler, Shopmatic, has partnered with Singapore-based GATES APAC to tap the rapidly growing Indian ICT market.
Shopmatic helps small businesses and merchants take their business online and create their own store-fronts.
Shopmatic CEO & Founder Anurag Avula said, “We welcome this initiative in India that will give us a wonderful opportunity to connect with the national ICT reseller community and to grow our business through meaningful interactions. To maximise its success, a business needs to understand the channel landscape, meet the right partners and create a strategy that aligns with current market trends. By joining hands with GATES, we will be able to achieve these goals efficiently.”
"Shopmatic’s unique approach in enabling omnipresence of channel players at a price point of just $20 a month is already a game-changer in the industry. We are well-poised to take advantage of this summit in our efforts to help more traditionally run business go the omni way,” he added.
Ashish Kapahi, CEO, GATES APAC Pte Ltd said “Shopmatic is a pioneer in the field of e-commerce and an innovation-led organisation contributing to the evolution of traditional business practices. Collaborating with it is in line with our vision to equip the Indian ICT ecosystem with access to the latest technology and practices in the industry to spur higher growth rates for the industry.”
Shopmatic is an international e-commerce company that has been launched to help business owners sell their products and services online. From developing a unique web store, to listing businesses on the marketplaces and social media channels, to giving insights on how to sell online, Shopmatic helps business owners manage the full spectrum of what is required to grow their businesses. Founded in December 2014, Shopmatic is headquartered in Singapore and has offices in Hong Kong, Gurgaon and Bengaluru and plans to expand to the rest of the Asian countries soon.
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