Kate Quartey- Papafio
Reroy Group Limited has indicated its preparedness to latch onto the 24-hour economy policy espoused by the government to speed up Ghana’s economic development, and market her capabilities to the sub-region and the world.
With strong commitment to the growth and sustainability of Africa’s power infrastructure, Reroy Group says it seeks to leverage its vast experience and technical expertise to introduce innovative solutions to current and future challenges facing the power sector across the continent.
Founder of Reroy Group Limited, Kate Quartey-Papafio, speaking to the DAILY GUIDE, said she felt privileged after spearheading the growth of the group for more than 25 years.
“We are declaring our interest to participate in the 24-hour economy policy programme. We have been major contributors to Ghana’s power sector development over the past 25 years with indigenous production of cables, conductors, transformers and power accessories.
“We are best placed to harness the advantages of the 24-hour economy policy programme because as both and wholly Ghanaian-owned company with a Freezone mandate, we are in the midst of a capacity building programme designed to widen the scope and volume of our production. A boost in locally generated demand would enable us scale up production to create more high skilled jobs and make future direct capital investment,” she said.
Furthermore, the founder and Group CEO said the pillars of the 24-hour economy policy programme could maximise the opportunities afforded by its Reeti programme designed to provide more job opportunities for female engineers and technicians in the manufacturing field.
She continued that the group’s client-focused approach underpins its responsiveness to customer and market needs, adding that its customer spectrum includes governments, industries, real estate developers and retailers.
“We have remained relevant and viable over the years due to our investment in the development of our human resource and technological competence,” she disclosed.
She said the group is active in four main sectors namely Reroy Cables Ltd, which manufactures power cables and conductors; Reroy Power Ltd, which deals in the manufacturing, supply and installation of power distribution equipment, transformers, substations and switchgears; Reroy Metals Ltd, which is into the production of aluminum and aluminum alloy wire rod; Reroy Energy Ltd, which is into the construction and operation of CCGT power and solar plants; and also Reroy Infrastructure Solutions whose main expertise is in airport, urban, utility, rail and road infrastructure.
Mrs. Quartey-Papafio continued that through the collaboration of subsidiaries, Reroy was well placed to provide exceptional value to its clients through the integration of its operations and consolidations of its supply chain.
With clients ranging from public sector, institutional and corporate entities to the private sector, Mrs. Quartey-Papafio said Reroy Group was also well placed to provide targeted solutions to a broad range of power needs.
By Samuel Boadi