Samsung opens ultramodern showroom in Accra



Samsung Electronics West Africa (SEWA), Africa’s largest electronic company has partnered with Electroland Ghana Limited to open an ultramodern brand store in Accra aimed at offering customers  relaxed environment for the needed shopping satisfaction.

The move forms part of efforts to maintain its position as the largest electronics company in Africa and to ensure consumers have easy access to world-class innovative electronic appliance and smart devices.
 
The new premium brand store, a magnificent building which can be spotted at Ring Road Central Former Alibert Building, near Paloma Hotel (about 200 meters away from the Kwame Nkrumah interchange, Circle, Accra) comes with a product experience zone and   full range of Samsung Digital Appliances and other Smart devices to give customers true satisfaction. It also seek to offer  consumers  the exclusive opportunities to experience the latest range of Samsung’s luxury products which include the Ultra High Definition Television (SUHD TVs), the world’s fastest cooling Triangle and Jet Engine Air Conditioners amongst others.

Speaking at a media launch prior to opening, Business Leader, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Vishwas Saxena said "This Samsung Brand store is offering our customers the full Samsung experience across our digital, audio visual and home appliances". “It will provide the end consumer with a stimulating environment in which to discover the full spectrum of Samsung's world-class offerings in one easily-accessible location".  “Apart from the showroom we also have a customer service area and a shop so consumers who don’t know where to go for after sales service can conveniently walk in here and have their issues addressed” Mr.  Saxena added.

Mr Vishwas Saxena


Speaking at a media launch prior to opening, Business Leader, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Vishwas Saxena said "This Samsung Brand store is offering our customers the full Samsung experience across our digital, audio visual and home appliances". “It will provide the end consumer with a stimulating environment in which to discover the full spectrum of Samsung's world-class offerings in one easily-accessible location".  “Apart from the showroom we also have a customer service area and a shop so consumers who don’t know where to go for after sales service can conveniently walk in here and have their issues addressed” Mr.  Saxena added.

According to Mr. Nour Seklawi, Managing Director of Electroland Ghana Ltd., the shop will be manned by fully trained and experienced Samsung staff who will take cherished customers through the whole Samsung experience. Speaking in reference to the Company, Mr. Seklaoui said “As a brand that always puts customers first, we want to provide them with the convenience of shopping in an easy-to-access environment. 

Samsung continues to expand its customer care centres across West Africa.  This new Samsung Premium Brand Store comes at a time when Samsung has shifted its attention to Africa, as the company grows its market share across consumer electronics and mobile segments.

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  1. Unknown12 May 2017 at 02:29

    It's a very appreciative step as they not only have the shopping store for Samsung mobiles & home appliances but they have the service too for their customers as the after sales services are the biggest concern in African countries due to lack of manufacturers' own service centers which caused the after sale services too costly there even without no further guarantee that the device will work fine after the services done for that.

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