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Multimedia Group pays courtesy call on Petrosol ahead of GSE listing

The Multimedia Group, Ghana's foremost private media conglomerate, has paid a courtesy call on the management of Petrosol Platinum Energy PLC

Multimedia Group pays courtesy call on Petrosol ahead of GSE listing

The Multimedia Group, a leading private media conglomerate in Ghana, recently paid a courtesy visit to Petrosol Platinum Energy PLC, strengthening their partnership as Petrosol prepares for an upcoming listing on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE). Led by COO Mr Ken Ansah and General Manager for Sales and Customer Service Mr David-Max Fugar, the delegation discussed areas of mutual interest and a potential deepening of their existing relationship.

The visit marked a significant milestone for Petrosol, as the oil marketing company prepares to meet the requirements for a public listing. The Multimedia Group delegation expressed their congratulations to Petrosol on this important development, highlighting it as a crucial stage in the company's growth.

During the engagement, representatives from both organizations explored opportunities for greater collaboration. Petrosol's CEO, Mr Michael Bozumbil, welcomed the Multimedia Group team, along with other key members of the management team, including Head of Marketing Mr Philip Boamah Assampong, Head of Compliance and Supply Chain Management Mr Joseph Yaribil, HR Manager Ms Rita Afful, Head of Risk and Internal Audit Mr Isaac Debezor, and Head of Finance and Planning Mr Michael Oseikoh.

Additional Multimedia Group representatives present included Strategy Executive Analyst Ms Joy Agyeiwaa Adjei, Communication Assistant Ms Lisa Gyamphoh, and Communication Assistant Ms Nancy Yennuoyoh Yosah.

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