Till now Tecnoware production in the Baltic market did not have an official representative. By concluding an agreement, ELKO Group has become the sole authorized distributor of Tecnoware production in Latvia and the Baltics, offering uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), as well as multifunctional laptop chargers. Thereby, additionally the current range, soon several new products will enter the Baltic market to provide uninterruptible internet operation for modems.

Tecnoware products are characterized by technological innovation and attractive design. They are high quality goods at reasonable price for everyone.

Currently, EVO STRIP 0.65 doubtless could be highlighted as the most popular model. It provides every desktop computer user with uninterruptible operation in any weather conditions.

„Tecnoware Srl is a leading IT and UPS company in Europe, in the latest years is expanding its distribution all around the world with particular focus on Eastern European countries.

It was a great chance for Tecnoware to start cooperation with Elko due to Elko Group is largely considered one of the best companies in IT distribution for Europe and Eastern Europe markets.

Indeed, Tecnoware strongly believes that this agreement will affect positively the future business for both companies and will create an important chance to growth.” said Riccardo Benedetti, Tecnoware Managing Director.

Ilgonis Inspeters, the Distribution Director of the ELKO Group company, commented signed distribution agreement saying: “We decided to extend UPS product range, because at the moment the Baltic market does not offer great choice of this equipment –there are some manufacturers with recognizable names or less known UPS, which does not always offer a wide product range. Thereby the commenced collaboration with Tecnoware will enable ELKO Group to offer the full range of qualitative UPS products at accessible prices to customers. We are proud of the opportunity to be first and sole official distributor of Tecnoware production in the Baltic market and hope for successful cooperation, in spite of difficult economic conditions.”