Razer to open store in PH “even when it doesn’t make financial sense.”

Razer Inc.’s CEO, Min-Liang Tan, has posted on his Facebook page his thoughts on why his company has decided to open a flagship store in the Philippines “even when it doesn’t make financial sense.”

Screen-cap from Min-Liang Tan’s Facebook page.

After rounds of rumors it’s finally official, Razer Inc. will soon open its flagship store in the Philippines, which is really good news for us here. However, according to Min-Liang Tan, some have questioned this decision saying that his company can make more money setting up a store somewhere else. This is what he has to say:

I believe it's no longer a secret that the Razer fans in Philippines came together to vote it as the destination for our…Posted by Min-Liang Tan on Tuesday, July 14, 2015

There you have it folks, it’s about the Filipino gaming community and fans and not just about making money. YEY! Now all I need is $2,000PHP 117,371INR 169,500EUR 1,905CNY 14,557 so I can finally buy that new Razer Blade.

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Louie Diangson

2 Comments

igniculus says:

10 years ago

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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carloxy says:

10 years ago

bought a Razer mousepad earlier this year – the only product I could afford from their product line, atleast Im a supporter hehe :)
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