The years 2008/2009 have once again been beneficial in relation to continued business expansion and excellence in the execution of Excel’s business. 

We continue to integrate our corporate social responsibility and commitments into our business strategy as a practical demonstration of our sustainable commitment to the principles of the Global Compact. 

Our shareholders and all stakeholders, that is; customers, consumers, employees, communities, government agencies and NGO’s continue to experience greater value from our investment. 

We have enhanced our labour and employment practices through collaboration with the local union and focused interaction with all labour regulatory authorities and agencies thereby promoting the principles of human and labour rights. 

Excel practices fair business and does not encourage corruption in any form and has therefore focused on sensitizing our systems internally from corruption tendencies. 

The management has also proactively engaged our staff in discussions on enhancing fuel efficiency and reducing the impact of our operations on the environment. 

We are committed to engaging the staff and communities in finding appropriate and practical technologies in our operations. 

It’s our hope that as we reach out to business entities,customers and the wider community, through our proactive and practical actions, we would, impact them positively. 

Alexander Afenyo-Markin ESQ
August 2009
Chief Executive Officer