Hiramoto Seiki (August 4–5, 2025, Philippines)

by Aug 7, 2025Portfolio

Hiramoto Seiki – August 4–5 Visit Summary

  1. Meeting with Zimmox
  • Business Scope: Environmental services, international distribution, agriculture products, and industrial lubricants.
  • Interest in Dileka: Already familiar with the product; eager to explore exclusive distributorship in the Philippines.
  • Concerns: Product guarantees, patent protection, and readiness for local lab testing.
  • Next Steps: Provide requested materials, send samples, finalize pricing, and coordinate testing location.
  1. Meeting with Anderson Solution
  • Business Scope: Partnerships with 8 large-scale farms (including 10,000 pigs) in Bulacan and General Santos.
  • Interest in Dileka: Strong potential for livestock applications and as a distribution partner.
  • Competitive Insight: Aware of a cheaper Korean competitor but considers Dileka superior in quality and reliability.
  • Next Steps: Send pricing and technical data, ship sample, address mortality reduction concerns with evidence, and maintain close coordination.
  1. Meeting with Powerhouse – Ms. Jamaica Castillo (Manager)
  • Business Scope: Supplies and supports 180+ partner companies nationwide, specializing in ice manufacturing machines and high-water-purification demand industries.
  • Requests & Inquiries:
  1. Benefits and Use Cases for both internal operations and clients.
  2. Detailed Proposal — partner/bulk pricing, MOQ, reseller/distributor models, warranty/service inclusions.
  3. Sample Unit for in-house testing.

Next Steps:

    • Send formal proposal and technical specs.
    • Deliver a sample unit for trial.
    • Provide marketing materials for internal presentation.
    • Arrange a meeting with their president if test results are positive.
  1. Meeting with Ariescor – Sanitary Engineering Firm
  • Business Scope: Design, construction, operation, and maintenance of water/wastewater systems for private and government sectors.
  • Discussion Highlights:
    • Strong interest in Delika’s non-electric, low-maintenance, chemical-free operation.
    • Potential applications in public and private water projects.
    • Sees value in real-life demonstrations for building trust with clients.
  • Next Steps:
    • Provide English brochure and updated documentation.
    • Work with Ariescor on certification requirements for government use.
    • Maintain technical support during testing.
    • Reconvene after testing for commercial discussions.

Overall Conclusion:
Across all four meetings, interest in Dileka is high, with companies seeking technical validation, competitive pricing, and sample units to verify performance. Timely follow-up on documentation, product delivery, and technical answers will be key to converting these leads into long-term distribution partnerships in the Philippines.