From Comfort to Class

Henry Ting, Founder and CEO, TTRacing

19-Mar-24 10:00

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Since their establishment in 2017, TTRacing is a gaming chair company that provides high-quality ergonomic gaming chairs and has been rapidly expanding across SouthEast Asia with stores in Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines. They are now looking at further expansion into other SEA countries including Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.

In this episode of Open For Business, we speak with Henry Ting, Founder and CEO at TTRacing, to breakdown what motivated him to start a gaming chair company, how have they grown and become widely renowned in SEA over the last 7 years, and what can be expected for the company’s growth in 2024 and beyond.

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Produced by: Kishan Sivaswamy

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: markets, managing, gaming, entrepreneurs

Tags: chair, gaming chair, gaming, business, table, ergonomic, entrepeneurs,

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