“Very often I look at Ghana as probably the most competitive telecoms market in Africa, maybe even in the world. Here you have somewhere in the region of 25 million people, 6 multinational operators, a 4G LTE operator and ISPs.”
“There is a big switch in terms of where people are living. Many of the high end ones which is what we provide are investment properties for onward rental. We see a big change in the expatriates who live in Ghana.”
The life and career of Prince Kofi Amoabeng are entwined with remarkable achievements. What is his advice for rising, future entrepreneurs of Ghana?
“In between two and five years, I am looking at PSL being the preferred logistics company in Africa and worldwide, so for PSL to be among the big boys…”
“When we started, within a year the NPL rate went down from 18% to about 14%. Then it went down to about 9% but these days it is going back up again,” notes George Ahiafor, CEO of XDSData.
“The biggest competitive edge that we have is the product differentiation that we have. That is where we have been able to maintain our market leadership.”
“We generally want Africa to have more access to electricity, so in ten to twenty years we would like to see that happen and for Wilkins to be the driving force in the construction of most of these projects.”
“Over the last five years we have been able to grow a name for ourselves where we are among the top building material distributors in Ghana.”
“Ghana has caught the attention of large European and American retail companies and the competition in the retail sector will indeed be fierce. We are gearing up for it. To start with, we have 35 branches throughout Ghana.”
“We provide a one stop shop. Our service delivery is one of the best in the country.”
