The Vice President, Transsion Holdings, parent company of Tecno Mobile, Mr Andy Yan on Thursday said Nigeria remains the biggest economy and market in Africa despite some challenges.
Mr. Yan made the assertion in Lagos at Tecno’s Global Spring Launch, where the company launched the Camon X Smartphone. He said Nigeria had provided a huge market for the organisation in spite of challenges of fluctuating foreign exchange.
He noted that Transsion Holdings had contributed significantly to the country's Gross Domestic Products apart from creating jobs for the youths. He also insisted that in the area of Corporate Social Responsibility, the company had done very well to impact on average Nigerian.
He appealed to the Government to be consistent in policy formulation to create a stable business environment stressing that an unstable business climate dangerously affects business.
“Investors, most importantly, must have a stable environment and policies to do businesses. Where there is no continuity as regards policies and business relationship, businesses will be affected. We are trying to keep very healthy relations, discussing the possibilities and opportunities to impact on the society.”
Speaking on why the company was succeeding in Africa, he said they regularly carried out a study of the Africa business environment before manufacturing more products.
“This has kept the company going in spite of challenges. At Transsions, we do not adopt a one-size-fits-all approach in developing our products."
