Recently, Mr. Baxtiyor Avezov, Chairman of ZAAP (Zholotoy Ayniq) from Uzbekistan, led a delegation to visit ABS‑POS (Dongguan Luri Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.) for on‑site factory inspection. Both sides held business discussions and formally signed a memorandum of strategic cooperation, reaching important cooperation intentions.
ZAAP is making great efforts to expand its influence in the local Uzbekistan market, with solid resources covering the local HoReCa sector including restaurants, coffee shops and hotels. During the meeting, both sides had in‑depth discussions on hardware‑software integrated solutions. They plan to fully integrate ABS‑POS hardware including modern sensor modules, Kitchen Display System (KDS), monitoring terminals, receipt printers and self‑service kiosks with ZAAP’s proprietary software solutions, delivering complete POS solutions for Uzbekistan’s hospitality and catering industry.
Accompanied by ABS‑POS representatives, the ZAAP delegation toured our high‑tech assembly lines, metal‑processing workshop and quality‑control laboratory. The team gained first‑hand insight into our full manufacturing workflow, metal chassis fabrication and strict product testing procedures. The delegation spoke highly of our modular hardware design, rigorous quality‑control protocols and reliable equipment performance.
Under this signed strategic memorandum, ABS‑POS will supply fully‑tested and validated hardware units for ZAAP projects, ensuring seamless hardware‑software integration, stable supply and technical support for projects deployed in Uzbekistan.
As a pioneer of commercial POS terminals in Asia‑Pacific, ABS‑POS supplies products to over 70 countries and regions worldwide. This strategic partnership marks an important milestone for ABS‑POS expanding into Central Asia market. Moving forward, ABS‑POS will keep leveraging our strengths in R&D and manufacturing, cooperating with global partners to deliver robust POS hardware and all‑in‑one commercial terminal solutions for worldwide clients, to achieve mutual‑benefit growth。