The founder of UT holdings, Prince Kofi Amoabeng, has said he will offload some shares of his company to Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie if the musician shows interest in owning shares in the firm.
Rumours were rife a few months ago that Sarkodie had reached an agreement with Mr Amoabeng to own 50 per cent shares in UT. Mr Amoabeng, however, denied that rumour on Entertainment Capital on Accra 100.5FM on Saturday August 27.
Speaking to show host DJ Premier, Mr Amoabeng said: “I think because they see us hang around together a lot of times people assume he owns 50 per cent but it’s not true, but if he wants 50 per cent, I will probably consider giving him a part because he stands well and he is my idol”.
UT Bank Ghana Limited commenced business as a finance house in 1997 and evolved from a lending company to a universal bank. It is publicly owned and actively traded on the Ghana Stock Exchange. UT Bank has positioned itself as a lending bank that seeks to change the face of banking in Ghana through fast, efficient and respectful delivery of products and services. UT Bank provides innovative customer-oriented products and services, focusing primarily on the financial needs of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).
Source: Ghana/AccraFM.com
