Customers who purchase any product from the Spintex showroom or the Asokwa branch until 10 November 2018 would have the opportunity to spin a wheel and win a discount on all items as part of the anniversary celebration.

The discount will go for everyone shopping for furniture and fine household items.

“For us, giving is the best way to celebrate your birthday. That’s why as we turn 15 this year, ORCA is giving up to 15 per cent off on everything you buy, every time you shop at Orca,” Sonia Sharara, Sales and Marketing Director of Orca Deco told the media at the launch.

She said doing business in Ghana for the past 15 years had not been easy, but with dedication, commitment and consistency, the company had survived the test of time.

“We have come a long way in the Ghanaian market, and it is important for us to celebrate this milestone with our staff, customers and partners for their loyalty and dedication,” she said.

Ms Sharara said the company would continue to give back to society whose support had made it possible for the business to survive.

She said the company planned to donate beds to an institution as part of the 15th anniversary. 

The company also plans to establish a furniture factory in Ghana after 15 years of operating in the country, however, the Sales and Marketing Director of Orca Deco; Sonia Sharara noted that this would only happen based on the future economic stability of the county.

She explained, “This factory will supply the different countries we operate in Africa, and Ghana is definitely one of the options since Ghana is one of the biggest countries within the orca group. But discussions are still ongoing.”

In marking the 15th year in Ghana, a specialized office furniture showroom will be opened early in November on the Spintex Road.

Orca started in Senegal back in 2000, 18 years ago and operates in 16 countries in Africa, with 25 showrooms opened from West to Central and East Africa.

Orca Deco started operating in Ghana in 2003 with its maiden branch in Accra, on the Graphic Road. In 2005, it opened a branch in Asokwa, Kumasi.