Wellfully (ASX:WFL) - CEO, Paul Peros
CEO, Paul Peros
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  • Beauty tech developer Wellfully (WFL) expands into the Russian market by partnering with home appliance manufacturer BORK
  • Under the deal BORK will sell Wellfully’s RÉDUIT-branded products through its retail network
  • Wellfully forecasts around A$2 million in sales under the deal
  • Wellfully has already received an initial $700,000 order from BORK
  • WFL shares are trading 15.09 per cent up for 6.1 cents at 10:33am AEST

Beauty tech developer Wellfully (WFL) is expanding into the Russian market by partnering with Russian home appliance manufacturer BORK.

Wellfully has forecast around A$2 million in sales under the deal, which is valid until September 1, 2022. BORK will kick off the deal with an initial $700,000 order, which Wellfully has already received.

In exchange, BORK will sell Wellfully’s RÉDUIT-branded beauty tech through its 130-store retail network, as well as through ten other third-party retailers.

As part of the deal, BORK act as Wellfully’s sole distributor in Russian and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).

The collaboration will launch in autumn this year and forms a part of Wellfully’s larger aim of expanding into the Russian and CIS markets.

Wellfully CEO Paul Peros commented on the deal.

“Launching with one of the most reputable partners in the Russian and CIS markets is a major step forward for Wellfully’s expansion and commitment to bringing sustainable, yet smart, science-based products to the market BORK’s unique customer focus and progressive approach to retail will be vital in connecting our technology with high-end consumers in the market.”

The deal has sparked a buy-up of WFL shares, which were trading 15.09 per cent up for 6.1 cents at 10:33am AEST.

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