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Petrosol, The Multimedia Group move to strengthen commercial partnership

Petrosol, The Multimedia Group move to strengthen commercial partnership

Petrosol Ghana, a leading Oil Marketing Company (OMC), is seeking to deepen its commercial relationship with The Multimedia Group Limited as both companies explore opportunities for further collaboration. Ken Ansah, Chief Operating Officer (COO) and David Max-Fugar, General Manager for Sales of the Multimedia Group Limited received the OMC, had dialougue on how to build on the existing relationship between the two firms.

Petrosol Ghana, a leading Oil Marketing Company (OMC), is seeking to deepen its commercial relationship with The Multimedia Group Limited as both companies explore opportunities for further collaboration.

The move formed part of a visit by a delegation from Petrosol, led by its Head of Marketing, Philip Boamah Assampong, to the leadership of the Multimedia Group on Tuesday, November 3.

Ken Ansah, Chief Operating Officer (COO) and David Max-Fugar, General Manager for Sales of the Multimedia Group Limited received the OMC, had dialougue on how to build on the existing relationship between the two firms.

Mr Assampong said the visit was intended to appreciate the media company's longstanding support for Petrosol and explore ways to build on their existing relationship for mutual business growth.

He described the Multimedia Group as a valued partner, particularly for its support in publicising the company's activities, including its corporate social responsibility initiatives.

“We thought it wise to visit them, to say hello to them and then also to appreciate them for their support to Petrosol all these years,” he said.

He added that the company was interested in leveraging the relationship to explore further business opportunities as it positions itself for growth in 2027.

Petrosol currently operates 109 service stations across the country and provides fuel and lubricants to mining companies and other corporate institutions.

Mr Assampong said the company remained committed to expanding its commercial operations while maintaining strong relationships with its business partners and customers.

He also expressed appreciation to Petrosol's customers for their continued patronage, assuring them of quality products and improved service delivery.

The engagement is expected to provide an opportunity for both companies to identify areas of mutual interest and strengthen their existing commercial ties.

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