Kia PH turns over K2500 Karga units to internet company
Kia Philippines has just turned-over a total of thirty (30) units of its K2500 Karga utility vehicle to its newest partner, Fiber Infrastructure and Network Services Inc. (FINSI).
FINSI is one of the country’s leading providers of towers, infrastructures, and other services essential to telecommunications and technology industries. FINSI serves companies in the business of creating connections such as Globe Telecom, among others.
“We are on a mission to accelerate the Philippines into a connected nation, using innovative, leading-edge technologies and world-class local expertise,” said Mharicar Reyes, CEO of FINSI. “Our partnership with Kia will help our field teams with providing installation and maintenance services on the fiber network around the country.”
To be able to better provide said services, FINSI chose to rely on the Kia K2500 Karga, a light truck that can haul both people and objects. That makes it ideal for FINSI’s line of business whose operations usually involves the transportation of both heavy tools and manpower.
The K2500 Karga is available in both 4×2 and 4×4. Field teams can confidently go and accomplish tasks wherever it may be, whether it’s inside the city or on rough roads outdoors. Even rural areas can be reached by the services of FINSI which coincides with the company’s mission.
According to Bob Palanca, COO of Iconic Dealership, Inc., the branch of Ayala in charge of Kia dealerships: “Providing great customer experience before and after sales is our top priority, especially for fleet owners. Kia always aims to give the best care and support possible, so that companies can feel maximum value for money and be more inspired to provide valuable service to the Philippines and its people.”
With Kia providing transportation solutions that allows FINSI to spread the fiber network around the country, more Filipinos will have access to stable internet connections.
