SOMOTEX OPENS 14TH SHOWROOM IN TEMA (Page 18)

Story: Rose Hayford Darko & Anasthasia Dzovor, Tema

Somotex Ghana Limited has opened its 14th showroom in Tema to showcase innovative top quality range of electronic products to customers in the eastern part of the country.
The products include water dispensers, power generators, beverage coolers, air conditioners, refrigerators and cassette players.
Cutting the tape to declare the outlet opened, the Managing Director, Mr Joel Hyde, noted that it was the intention of the company to bring all brands of electronic products under one roof to the benefit of customers to make shopping accessible and easier.
He said the company currently had branches in Tamale, Kumasi , Takoradi and Accra where the prices remained the same notwithstanding its location.
Mr Hyde noted that Adenta branch in Accra was the last to be opened last week before that of Tema to honour the request by customers in the municipality.
He explained that the company stood for quality as captured in its motto which is ‘Somovision, your world of electronics’.
Mr Hyde therefore urged the public to patronise the company’s goods for their needs to be supplied at affordable prices.
He mentioned that the company dealt in brands like LG, Philips, Tamashi, Sony and Panasonic, among others.
Mr Hyde was of the view that Somovision, the mother company of Somotex, would maintain the lead in the market of supplying electronic products .
He commended their customers for their assistance and patronage of their outlets throughout the country.
Mr Hyde pledged to reciprocate the support of their clients by working hard to maintain the lead position in the delivery of quality service at affordable cost.
The Senior Manager of Somotex Ghana Limited, Mr Pallav Rastogi, disclosed that Somotex had for the past 40 years served the Ghanaian community faithfully by supplying a variety of goods, and that Somovision had for 10 years provided services solely in the electronic industry .
He stated that with all brands of quality under the same roof, customers had the choice to decide on which product to purchase, and, therefore, urged the public to save time and energy by shopping at their outlets.
Mr Rastogi, however, appreciated the tremendous response that the company had had from the public and appealed to them to ensure that they gave their comments to enable the company improve on its services.
He was optimistic that the company would continue to spread its wings to cover as many areas as possible to prove their worth for the public to enjoy.
The occasion was graced by the winners of the Miss Universe 2007 pageant who joined in the tape-cutting to declare the shop open