Manbat has introduced a new stock pack initiative to help UAN members make the most of the lucrative, but elusive, non-automotive battery markets.

Each ‘stock pack’ contains a range of specialist products that Manbat, with its market knowledge, consider necessary to establish a foothold in one of the targeted sectors. In specialising in sectors beyond automotive, the company says members will go on to gain a reputation for battery expertise generally, and generate new non-automotive business as a result.

The profits associated with the ‘stock pack’ initiative are higher than in the fiercely competitive automotive sector and with just a minimum outlay, members can enter these new sectors with confidence and in the knowledge that they’ll provide an excellent return on investment.

There are nine ‘stock packs’ available in the series and these will give UAN members 'outstanding' opportunities to develop business in sectors that include the Golf, Motorcycle, Mobility and Equine markets.

To provide UAN members with all the tools they need to sell into these new sectors, Manbat has also developed a wide range of promotional material to support the ‘stock pack’ initiative.

Manbat’s marketing manager, Myles Pemberton said: “We appreciate that to diversify into non-core markets can be tricky, but we are convinced that the ‘stock pack’ promotion will really help members develop these business opportunities with a ‘turnkey’ package that combines products and promotional support. Manbat has a reputation of helping customers build their businesses and I think this is a perfect example of working in partnership.”

Launched on 1st December, ‘stock packs’ will be available at special introductory prices for a three-month promotion that closes on 28th February 2009.


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