Gestetner, MAXHUB bring world-class collaborative technology to Sri Lanka

Gestetner of Ceylon PLC, one of Sri Lanka’s leading technology distribution companies, has been appointed the Authorized Distribution Partner for MAXHUB in Sri Lanka, marking a significant development in the country’s smart workplace technology sector.

MAXHUB is a globally recognized provider of collaborative display technology and intelligent workplace solutions, serving enterprise, education, and institutional markets worldwide. Through this partnership, the company’s full portfolio of products will now be available in Sri Lanka with local technical expertise, warranty support, and after-sales service provided by GOC.

“This partnership directly addresses a long-standing gap in the Sri Lankan market by providing access to premium, globally certified collaborative technology backed by genuine local support,” said A. R. Rasiah, Director of Gestetner.

The partnership also represents a strategic expansion of MAXHUB’s authorized presence in South Asia, bringing advanced collaboration tools to Sri Lankan businesses, educational institutions, and government organizations.

The official launch event, MAXHUB Connect 2026, was held recently at Monarch Imperial and attracted corporate executives, education sector leaders, system integrators, channel partners, and media representatives from across the country.

Attendees witnessed live demonstrations of MAXHUB’s product range, including interactive flat-panel displays, wireless collaboration systems, and solutions designed to enhance hybrid work and modern meeting environments.

“The event generated strong interest from corporate buyers, system integrators, and channel partners who are keen to explore opportunities within the newly expanded distribution network,” said Achan Zhan, APAC 3 Country Manager of MAXHUB.

The solutions are expected to serve a broad range of sectors, including multinational corporations, government institutions, schools, universities, retail businesses, and the hospitality industry.

The partnership comes at a time when Sri Lankan organizations are accelerating the adoption of hybrid work models and digital-first operations, increasing demand for reliable, high-performance collaboration technology supported by local service and warranty infrastructure.