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GREE Airtech opens flagship store in Nawala
Daily FT
|December 30, 2025
GREE has marked a significant milestone in its Sri Lankan journey with the opening of its flagship store at No. 378, Araliya Gardens, Nawala Road, Nawala, on 22 December 2025.
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The flagship store was officially opened by Gree Airtech Ltd., the authorised agent for GREE in Sri Lanka.
The new flagship showroom reflects GREE's long-term commitment to the local market and has been designed as a comprehensive brand experience. It provides customers, industry professionals, and partners with the opportunity to engage with GREE's technology, design philosophy, and service standards within a modern, purpose-built retail environment.
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