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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2025
Walton's Green Initiative: Exchange, Save, Recycle

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TBS Report
02 September, 2024, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 02 September, 2024, 08:15 pm

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Walton's Green Initiative: Exchange, Save, Recycle

TBS Report
02 September, 2024, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 02 September, 2024, 08:15 pm
Walton's Green Initiative: Exchange, Save, Recycle

With the aim of ensuring proper e-waste management, Walton has launched 'Computer Exchange Offer Season-4' campaign.

Under the campaign, customers can purchase Walton brand's new laptop, desktop, all-in-one PC, monitor, printer, Tab, speaker, and CCTV camera in exchange of any brand's homogenous IT products (active or inactive) at special discounts of up to 20 percent.

Customers will enjoy this exchange facilities from September 1 to December 31 this year.

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Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC's Managing Director S M Mahbubul Alam and Walton Digi-Tech Industries Ltd.'s Chairman S M Rezaul Alam inaugurated the 'Computer Exchange Offer Season-4' at a programme held at Walton Corporate Office in the capital on Monday (September 2, 2024).

Speaking at the event, Walton Hi-Tech's Managing Director S M Mahbubul Alam said, "The waste of useless electronics devices is scattered inappropriately around us, which have huge bad impacts on environment and human beings. We should be more conscious about the e-waste. Through the exchange program, our country will be benefited from e-waste."

Walton Digi-Tech's Chairman S M Rezaul Alam said, "It is our responsibility to build a green Bangladesh for the future generations. E-waste is increasing every year with the rising demands for smart and electronics products. Therefore Walton Digi-Tech has been conducting exchange offers since 2020 to ensure proper management of e-waste in our country. Already, three seasons have been conducted with great success. Significant amount of e-waste would be ensured through this new season."

Around one thousand people, including sales representatives and students who are Walton Computer's campus ambassadors in different universities of the country, attended the function virtually. Among others, Walton Plaza's Managing Director Mohammad Rayhan, Walton Hi-Tech's Additional Managing Director (AMD) Eva Rezwana, Walton Digi-Tech's AMD Liakat Ali, Walton Hi-Tech's DMD Yusuf Ali and Brig. General (Retd.) Sajjad Hossain, Ndc, Psc, Walton Computer Product's Chief Business Officer Touhidur Rahman Raad and other senior officials were also present.

Under the 'Exclusive Offer', Customers will also get up to 50 percent discounts on IT products purchased from the Walton's online sales platform e-Plaza.

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