Hot season increases the sale of air conditioning in the Amazon

High temperatures

The greater demand for air conditioning has already been noticed since June and the trend is to intensify in the coming months

Manaus (AM) – With the beginning of the Amazonian summer, as the period from July to December is known, when temperatures are higher in the North region, trade, mainly sales of air conditioning, registers growth. Many stores are already starting to expand their stock. This is the case of Info Store, which expects to increase sales by 100% in this segment.

According to the superintendent of purchases at the Info Store, Rafael Farias, the greater demand for air conditioning has already been noticed since June and the tendency is for it to intensify in the coming months, when the highest temperatures are registered.

Rafael Farias points out that the company increased its stock by more than 50% compared to last year, and partnered with suppliers, such as Electrolux, to offer the best equipment options on the market.

“We have also prepared a series of offers in different models. There are devices, for example, with up to R$ 400 off. It is worth consulting the period of the action and the conditions”,

warned.

For those who already have air conditioning and want to clean the device, the Info Store offers gift cards, which the customer can purchase on the website www.infostore.com.br or at one of the physical stores in Manaus and Boa Wear and entitle to service. There is also the option of a card with the installation service.

About the company

Info Store has been operating in the technology sector for 25 years and is present in Manaus/AM, with 11 stores, and in Boa Vista/RR, with one unit. The Group also maintains other brands, such as AMZ Tech, aimed at the wholesale area, and the Samsung and Motorola franchises.

*With advisory information

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