Royal ceramics introduces digital tiles

Royal brand of Ceramic vitrified and roofing tiles are quality products manufactured by West African Ceramics Limited established since 1994 has introduced digital tiles with digital printing machine for both floor and wall in various sizes.

The company started off with a single unit production facility at Suleja, Niger state before moving to Ajaokuta, Kogi state for bigger production facility, from where it now produces an array of products of International standards.

The Ajaokuta state of the art production facility is fully automated, and uses Italian technology and equipment. It offers an exquisite range of polished and unpolished wall and floor tiles in
all required sizes, all of which are durable and maintenance free. In Royal Ceramics the vision is to be the largest Ceramics manufacturer in West Africa, with the most recommended quality products for every home.

While noting that it mission is to constantly remain innovative in the provision of high quality designs of ceramics for the African market,  by using the best material, international technology and professional manpower.

It also stated that the company’s character is rooted in strong principles that have exhibited at all times in the behaviour of its personnel and the company’s culture.

Interacting with Businessday in his office, the Revenue Director,  Sakhi Mohampy called on federal government to provide skill development centres like diploma I Mechanical Engineering and in Electrical Engineering across the nation noting that it will help in a long way in boosting their idea of employing local experts than going for international experts.

Sakhi Mohampy who doubles as the Marketing Officer also informed that embarking on this idea will reduce the search for work in the country, noting that it in case of training the local worker they do not even need to go for a search for experts across the globe.

He said “if we get local workers semi trained we do not need to go for hiring experts and we do not even need to train them again”