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Jumbo Electronics recently expanded its showroom network in Qatar with the addition of two new outlets – one at Plaza Mall in Asian Town and another on Al Shafi Street, Rayyan. Jumbo Electronics is the retail arm of Video Home & Electronic Centre, the sole distributors of LG Electronics in the country. Among the other leading brands distributed by Jumbo Electronics are JBL, Harman Kardon, Indesit, Oscar, Brother, Kyocera, Hitachi Power Tools and more. “In the 36th year of operations in Qatar, Video Home & Jumbo Electronics – a household name in the country – expresses deep gratitude to their ever-growing list of loyal customers, some of whom are in the third generation, for their valued patronage that has contributed to the steady growth of the Jumbo Electronics brand,” the company said in a statement. Pictured are senior company officials at the inauguration of one of the new showrooms.
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