Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC, a leading tech giant listed on the capital market, has expanded its brand business to seven new countries as part of its ambitious journey to become one of the world’s top global electronics brands.
According to the Walton Global Business Division, the company entered new international markets in the fiscal year 2024–25, with Barbados, Fiji, Vanuatu, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Sri Lanka, and Singapore added to its growing global footprint. This expansion spans continents including Europe, America, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Abdur Rouf, head of Walton’s Global Business Division, said that Walton products are gaining strong traction in overseas markets thanks to their advanced features, modern design, durability, energy efficiency, and eco-friendly technology.
“Due to our commitment to innovation and quality, Walton has been able to earn the trust of global consumers in a short span of time,” he said. “This trust is fueling our continued brand growth in international markets.”
Rouf mentioned that Walton is strategically targeting developed markets such as Europe, America, and Australia, and has already formed an efficient, smart global business team to lead this effort. The company has established subsidiaries and branch offices in multiple countries, enhancing its distribution and after-sales capabilities worldwide.
To support its international ambitions, Walton has also set up a Global Research and Innovation Center in South Korea, aimed at driving product innovation and competitiveness on the global stage.
Walton-branded products bearing the 'Made in Bangladesh' tag are now being exported to over 50 countries worldwide. This growing global presence has positioned Walton as a symbol of trust and confidence among investors in the capital market.