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Obeng Empire Limited has been adjudged Ghana's ‘Most Outstanding Company in Ethical Service and Client Relationship’ at the just-ended 2nd edition of the Ghana Strategic Customer Relations Conference and Awards.
This remarkable achievement underscores the company's exceptional leadership qualities in providing engineering, procurement, and project management services to mining, oil and gas, power, and the food and beverage industries.
The company has access to a pool of experienced expatriates who aid in large-scale or more specialized projects and was recognised by the awarding board for setting benchmarks in the engineering consulting industry.
Held at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, the Ghana Strategic Customer Relations Conference and Awards organised by the Business Executive is the topmost corporate network platform in Ghana that embodies top organisations and CEOs.

In an interview, the Chief Executive Officer of Obeng Empire Limited, Frederick Asiedu expressed his profound gratitude to the organisers of the awards scheme for recognizing his firm.
According to him, the honour authenticates their continuous growth and contribution to the Ghanaian economy and their unwavering focus on meeting and exceeding customer expectations while adhering to rigorous quality and safety standards.

He especially mentioned his committed staff who have embraced the principles of the organisation and ensured that their clients are always their priority.
"This is indeed a big win for us all at Obeng Empire. We are very grateful to our able staff and our cherished customers for their unflinching support always over the years, he said.
Obeng Empire has positioned itself as a top brand in the engineering, procurement and construction industries with credibility and reputation in the industry.
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