Partner Article
MHA Lighting expands partner network into New Zealand
MHA Lighting announces global partnership with New Zealand-based Solar Bright Ltd
AWARD-winning LED Lighting Manufacturer, MHA Lighting, today announces a strategic partnership with Solar Bright Ltd, a leading New Zealand-based LED lighting solutions provider.
This new partnership sees Greater Manchester-based MHA Lighting granting Solar Bright, an agreement to distribute MHA’s waveguide products throughout New Zealand. The strategic partnership was formed in response to the rapidly-growing demand from New Zealand companies to make the switch to energy-efficient LED lighting, which is of high quality and reliability.
Solar Bright’s Managing Director, Nicola Martin, said: “We’re committed to developing innovative, well-engineered and sustainable lighting solutions that are fully certified for simple installation.
We firmly believe that the foundation for our future global success can only be built by aligning with the very best business and suppliers. This new partnership with MHA Lighting will help to ensure that we deliver our customers ultimate quality, reliability and value for money.“
MHA Lighting’s Managing Director, Tom Harrison, commented: “Our new partnership with Solar Bright marks the start of what I am sure will be a very fruitful and rewarding partnership.
Tom added: “I am confident that Nicola and her team will deliver MHA’s unique LED lighting solutions to Solar Bright’s customers with expert proficiency and first-rate customer service.
“Solar Bright’s new and potential customers can be assured that they will be provided with high quality and factory-priced products, which deliver significant cost and efficiency benefits, which will be scoped and maintained by Solar Bright’s expert hands.”
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