Bangkok Bank's Executive Vice President in charge of Business Banking Mr. Than Siripokee revealed that Bangkok Bank organized the Bualuang SME Fair 2022 for the first time in two years to showcase products from 70 members of the Bualuang SME Club in 70 booths covering almost all types of consumer products, such as electrical appliances from Verasu, bedding sets from PASAYA and Spring Mate, luggage from Romar and Huskies, Polo shoes at factory prices, processed food, frozen seafood, organic vegetables with special discounts, health products and gifts and souvenirs. The event will be held on December 16, 2022, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in front of Bangkok Bank's Head Office on Silom Road.
The Bualuang SME Fair was first held in 2009 under the initiative of the former Executive Chairman Mr. Kosit Panpiemras with an aim to expand marketing channels and income for entrepreneurs who are members of the Bualuang SME Club. At the same time, it also gave consumers the opportunity to access high-quality products at special prices, directly from the manufacturers. This is why the event received a good response and has been highly successful since its first year. Save for a break during the pandemic, the event has been held every year, with 2022 marking its 13th year. As one of Silom's biggest fairs, the event is something that the Bank's customers and working people in the Silom area and beyond look forward to every year.
"We are pleased that Bangkok Bank can host the Bualuang SME Fair once again after the break during the pandemic. The event will allow buyers to purchase quality souvenirs and gifts for their friends and family members for the upcoming New Year at special prices. At the same time, the fair will provide sellers with the opportunity for trade and negotiations for future business expansion. More importantly, the Bualuang SME Fair reinforces the Bank's commitment as a trusted partner who not only provides customers with financial support, but also plays a part in helping the Thai economy and society by promoting consumer spending," said Mr. Than.
Source: Bangkok Bank
