Nigeria’s leading corporate paper packaging company with focus on envelope manufacturing and customisation, FAE Limited, has renewed its commitment to innovation as a key driver to staying relevant in the 21st century.
The company which commands a sizable percent of market share in the paper manufacturing and customisation industry in Nigeria says through its unwavering commitment to innovation, technology and design, it has remained relevant for over 40 years.
Funmilayo Okeowo Bakare, managing director and chief executive officer, FAE Limited, while speaking during a virtual meeting with
Journalists on Tuesday said with over 40 years’ experience, FAE Limited combines basic local knowledge and international expertise with state-of-the-art, high-quality printing technology for the production of our envelopes which are second to none,
According to Bakare, “Our customers are our first point of reference. We listen, we pay attention to their needs and we let this drive the designs of our products.”
With a distribution network that extends to several African countries including; Ghana, Cameroon, Benin, Liberia, Togo, Mali, Senegal, Guinea, Niger Republic, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leonne, Cote D’ivoire, The Gambia, Mauritania, Chad, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea Bissau amongst others, FAE Limited boasts of being the largest envelope manufacturer, making over one hundred thousand premium products daily.
Bakare further opines that FAE envelopes and customised letterheads are in the market to guarantee confidentiality and security for correspondence of organisations and individuals especially with her latest First Class and Tamper Proof brands widely accepted in the market.
“First Class Envelopes and letterhead to match with security centered watermark was manufactured to covey style, professionalism and uniqueness of brand; while Tamperproof is the solution to the challenge of theft, fraud, and insecurity of valuable documents in Nigeria.
The tear resistance envelope with a red mark that reads opened once flap has been tampered with has helped to curb the abuse of trust that has taken over most organisations”,bakare said.
Adeleke Adeleye, chief operating officer, FAE Limited, on his part stated that the company is consistent on its path of continuous improvement, timely performance and customer satisfaction.
“While FAE can boast of servicing 80 percent of all Nigerian banks, several government agencies bodies and parastatals, examination bodies and even INEC amongst others, we continue to grow thanks to the confidence our wonderful clients and distributors have invested into our business,” Adeleye said.
