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CompuGhana has expanded its retail operations with the opening of a new branch at East Legon Avenue as the technology retailer seeks to improve access to digital products and strengthen customer experience.
The new outlet forms part of the company's strategy to bring a wider range of technology products and home appliances closer to consumers while supporting business growth and job creation.
Speaking to Joy Business, Marketing Manager of CompuGhana, Mrs Rita Akua Safoa Nyarko, said the investment was driven by the growing commercial potential of East Legon and the need to better serve customers.

"East Legon is rapidly emerging as a major commercial hub. We already have a location here, but it is smaller than this one. This new branch aligns with our vision of making technology products more accessible to Ghanaians," she said.

She added that the larger facility will enable customers to access a broader range of products conveniently.
"Anybody who walks into this branch can easily find whatever they are looking for in terms of technology products or home appliances. We want to be closer to our customers."
The company also climaxed its six-week Goal Rush promotion with a final raffle draw to reward loyal customers who purchased products during the campaign.
The promotion offered discounts, product bundles, and deals on television and audio products ahead of the World Cup season.

"We decided to include the raffle draw to reward customers who have supported us over the years. When people continue to support your business, there should be a way to give back to them," she said.
The final draw awarded prizes to 18 customers, including an ultimate winner who received a 100-inch television.
CompuGhana, which has operated in Ghana for 19 years and has more than 16 branches nationwide, says it will continue expanding its footprint while delivering quality technology solutions and improved customer service.

The company says the expansion of its retail network reflects its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of Ghanaian consumers while strengthening its role in the country's technology ecosystem through innovation, accessibility, and customer-focused solutions.

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