Kolesa Group is 30 years old: the company’s services are used by 13.2 million people per month
🎉 Kolesa Group turned 30: the company’s services are used by 13.2 million people per month Kolesa Group celebrated its 30th anniversary. The history of the company began in 1996 with the newspaper “Wheels”, and a year later “Roof” appeared. In 2013, the company launched its first mobile application, and in…
- 01.🎉 Kolesa Group turned 30: the company’s services are used by 13.2 million people per month Kolesa Group celebrated its 30th anniversary
- 02.The history of the company began in 1996 with the newspaper “Wheels”, and a year later “Roof” appeared
- 03.In 2013, the company launched its first mobile application, and in…
🎉 Kolesa Group turned 30 years old: the company’s services are used by 13.2 million people per month Kolesa Group celebrated its 30th anniversary. The history of the company began in 1996 with the newspaper “Wheels”, and a year later “Roof” appeared. In 2013, the company launched its first mobile application, and in 2015 it completely abandoned print publications and switched to digital. Today, according to the company, Kolesa Group platforms in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are used monthly by 13.2 million people who view about 200 million pages. The services are used by 100 thousand professional users - car dealers, developers, realtors and banks. In Kazakhstan, the platform is used by about 80% of new car dealers. 👥 The company is also developing the IT community: the Kolesa Academy paid internship has been running since 2016, and Kolesa Conf has been held since 2019. Last year, the conference brought together more than 1.6 thousand participants and speakers. 🌐 Next, Kolesa Group plans to develop services for the automobile and real estate markets, including online apartment booking, tools for realtors, developers and car dealers. 📷[BlueScree
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