Mr Divine Kwadwo Asiedu
The highly anticipated 20th edition of the Ghana Club 100 Awards organised by the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) in Accra saw Papaye Fast Foods emerge the 74th company on the list of the best 100 performing companies in the country.
The rankings were based on vigorous exercises that focused on size, profitability and growth of companies in the year under review.
Under the theme “Accelerating Economic Growth: Amplifying Ghana’s Global Market Footprint through AFCFTA,” the 20th edition of the awards aimed to provide a robust platform for assessing Ghanaian companies.
The award was received on behalf of Papaye by its Group Chief Executive Officer, Divine Kwadwo Asiedu.
He thanked the organisers of the awards for the recognition and promised that Papaye would continue to work tirelessly to produce good food to feed millions across the country and beyond.
He commended the organisers for instituting an award scheme to motivate hardworking entrepreneurs to strive for professional excellence and service.
Over the years, Papaye has kept faith with its strategies of preparing fast food using recipes designed by the company, thereby, giving Papaye cuisine a unique flavour.
The awards ceremony also saw Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd (Ahafo South Mine) secure the top position, outshining 99 other distinguished companies and solidifying its status as the best company in Ghana.
Scancom PLC Ghana, the operator of MTN Ghana, secured the 2nd position, highlighting its significant impact on the local business scene. Amanex Company Limited followed closely in the 3rd position.
The subsequent rankings from 4th to 10th featured other prominent companies, including Goldfields Ghana (Tarkwa Mine), Newmont Golden Ridge Limited (Akyem Mine), AngloGold Ashanti Limited, Dansworld International Services, Abosso Goldfields Limited, Benso Oil Palm Plantation Limited, and FBNBank Ghana,
A number of companies were also rewarded for their outstanding performances.
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