CIMAF Cement has duly introduce a new cement product called "CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N" to boost the construction industry and to provide Ghanaians with quality cement.
The CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N Cement is very strong and it is the answer to commercial construction needs of Ghana.
Speaking at the event, the Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry, Hon Michael Okeyere Baafi who was the guest of honour for the occasion said government has put together a working group to help solve challenges facing the cement manufacturing industry.
He disclosed that, CIMAF is one of the best Cement Industries in Ghana because of the quality of their products, infrastructure and good quality services.
CIMAF Cement can be compared to biggest cement manufacturing names around the world adding that, they also have the best and beautiful surroundings.
He encouraged the management of the company to continue to produce quality products and services.
CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N will give consumers the best, he added.
The General Manager for CIMAF Cement, Mr Bennis Mohammed said CIMAF Cement has contributed significantly in the Ghanaian construction and economic sector of the country.
"I believe that the construction sector which is the key to the development of Ghana deserves better, hence the birth of the CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N cement."
He assured consumers and public they are ready to bring out best products for quality services.
Mr Joseph Kobina Aboo, the Director of Sales and Marketing at CIMAF Cement said the CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N will help those in the construction industry since it is the strongest brand of cement in Ghana.
The quality and strength of the CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N will also provide value for money for consumers.
Some consumers including Nana Opare Kwafo, Aburi Atwiasin Kyidomhene who doubles as the CEO of Jilcom Construction and Elder Nana .K. Gyasi applauded the Cement industry adding that they are one of the best Cement producers in Ghana.
They urged Ghanaians to buy no other cement than CIMAF KANTINKA 52.5N for good and quality construction of their buildings.
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