Multipro Private Limited, sole agents of Indomie products in Ghana today rewarded three major wholesalers of Indomie for meeting and exceeding 2015 sales targets.
Mavis Serwaa Debrah of Kassan Halleluyah Enterprise at Okaishie, Felicia Banahene of Tonifel Enterprise in Nungua, and Gifty Gyamerah of Geo-Gift Enterprise in Tema Community 1 were rewarded at the event.
Mavis met the highest target of 35,000 cartons of indomie noodles pack every month and she won a brand new Pajero, 2016 model.
Felicia met her 16,000 cartons a month target and also took home a Honda IX35 for a prize, while Gifty took home a brand new Hyundai Elantra for meeting her 14,000 cartons a month target.
Accra Zonal Supervisor of the company, Mavis Yeboah told Adom News 2015 was a tough year for them but they survived because those deserving distributors across the country pushed the limits.
She said, in total, the company has given out about 20 cars to distributors across the country who met targets of between 9,000 cartons and 35,000 cartons a month.
“The 35,000 achiever was the one who won the Pajero – between 18,000 and 16,000 achievers got Honda IX35 – between 15,000 and 10,000 they got Hyundai Elantra and the 9,000 achievers to Hyundai Accent,” she said.
Some sub-distributors also won home appliances like television sets, home theatres, air conditioners, microwave ovens, refrigerators and mobile phones among other things.
Each of the three top winners in Accra said they will make personal use of their cars to enhance the distribution business.
They believe distributing Indomie could be a rewarding part-time job in these days of economic hardship in Ghana.
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