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Petrosol targets business expansion in 2027, eyes stronger corporate partnerships

Petrosol targets business expansion in 2027, eyes stronger corporate partnerships

Petrosol Ghana, a leading Oil Marketing Company (OMC), is targeting business expansion in 2027 through stronger corporate partnerships and increased commercial activities. The company’s Head of Marketing, Philip Boamah Assampong, said Petrosol would leverage its existing business relationships to explore new opportunities and strengthen its market presence.

Petrosol Ghana, a leading Oil Marketing Company (OMC), is targeting business expansion in 2027 through stronger corporate partnerships and increased commercial activities.

The company's Head of Marketing, Philip Boamah Assampong, said Petrosol would leverage its existing business relationships to explore new opportunities and strengthen its market presence.

He made the remarks on Tuesday, November 3, after leading a delegation from the company to meet the leadership of the Multimedia Group Limited.

Mr Assampong said Petrosol currently operates 109 service stations across the country and also supplies fuel and lubricants to mining companies and other corporate institutions.

He indicated that the company was looking at expanding its business engagements in the coming year, adding that its relationship with the Multimedia Group would be important in pursuing those ambitions.

“We are also in the commercial business space where we supply fuel and lubricant to the mining businesses and then also other companies. So there's a lot that we'll do together,” he said.

He said the company would continue investing in quality products and customer service while exploring opportunities to grow its operations.

Mr Assampong also expressed appreciation to the Multimedia Group for its support over the years, particularly in providing coverage for the company's corporate social responsibility initiatives.

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