An unconventional gathering of top players in auto sales converged at the grand ballroom of Gloria Maris in Greenhills, San Juan last Wednesday for the much-anticipated All-Inclusive Sales (AIS) Trade Night.
AIS, a leading distributor of automotive replacement parts and supplies, hosted this landmark event to unveil four new international brands that have joined its diverse portfolio. Bendix, NKN, Delphi, and KYB – industry heavyweights from around the globe – sent their top officials to personally introduce their latest products to the eager crowd of industry professionals and long-time AIS partners.
NKN, a renowned specialist in drive shafts and CV joints, is making a comeback to the Philippine market with AIS as its exclusive distributor. Tadao Nakatsuji, NKN’s president, flew in from Osaka to spearhead the brand’s relaunch.
Bendix, celebrating its 100th anniversary, showcased its latest lineup of oil filters, wheel cylinder assemblies, and brake fluids. Addressing the attendees, Bendix CEO George Kyriakopoulos announced a special 100th Anniversary Raffle Promo with a Toyota Veloz and Honda motorcycles as grand prizes.
Delphi, one of the newest additions to the AIS portfolio, introduced its cutting-edge ignition coils to the local market. Meanwhile, KYB, renowned globally for its high-performance shocks, highlighted its comprehensive range of steering and suspension parts.
In his speech, Wilson Chua, the chairman and president of AIS, emphasized the company’s unwavering commitment to service, quality, and collaboration. “We are always exploring new brand partners to work with, aiming to offer a wide range of high-quality automotive components at reasonable prices,” Chua said. “Ultimately, we strive to meet the growing demand for quality and affordable auto parts, supporting the needs of the automotive aftermarket industry and driving Philippine motorists ahead.”
The All-Inclusive Sales Trade Night was a resounding success, bringing together industry giants and long-standing partners to showcase the latest innovations and solidify their collective vision for the future of the local industry.
