TECNO wins Phone of the Year award back

posted on Thu, 26 Apr at 15:47

Ghana’s leading mobile handset, TECNO, has been adjudged “Mobile Phone of the Year” at the second Ghana Telecom Awards held in Accra over the weekend.


Organized by Mobile World to reward the best of the industry’s players over a calendar year, TECNO beat off competition from other notable brands such as Nokia, Samsung and Blackberry.

The company has expressed its appreciation to their loyal customers who continue to use their range of handsets, and has contributed in making them popular across the country, putting TECNO in good stead and allowing the brand to stay ahead of competition.

The management also thanked its dedicated workers for their immense show of dedication and support throughout the year, adding that this award will spur them on to work harder, and to win more laurels.

An increasingly growing local and international success story and brand, TECNO’s range of mobile handsets provide bespoke and cutting edge products, designed for both low and high-income earners.

Maintaining its own Research and Development Center, manufacturing and sales network alongside an unmatched customer service delivery system, TECNO is certainly the mobile phone handset for the future and beyond.

The company has said that going forward, it hopes to be that preferred option for consumers. This they hope to achieve by adopting a workable advanced technology plan and direction that will pursue a balanced development and growth agenda.

Since its arrival in Ghana about five years ago, TECNO has spearheaded an enormous growth of local enterprise in the telecom sector, proving to be a useful provider of affordable handsets.

After breaking through the Ghanaian market, TECNO is now the pioneer in Dual SIM mobile phone production, becoming a major provider to the global market, with strong presence on the African Continent, Middle East, South East Asia and Latin America.

In the not too distant future, the company will assemble their range of phones in Ghana to add to local content and provide jobs for the unemployed youth.

Source: Citifmonline.com.