Star Garments Togo Ranked Among the Top Five Most Distinguished Companies at the Africa Business Forum and Awards 2026

Togo’s textile industry has earned another prestigious recognition on the continental stage. At the Africa Business Forum and Awards 2026, held on October 17, 2026, at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra, Ghana, Star Garments Togo SARLU distinguished itself as one of the most outstanding companies of this edition, securing a place among the Top Five most recognized organizations at this major pan-African business event.

This achievement was highlighted through the participation of its Executive Director, Rajamanikkam Sathiyamurthy, whose leadership has played a significant role in the company’s growth and increasing influence in Togo and beyond. The recognition received during this prominent economic gathering underscores the strategic position that Star Garments Togo now holds within Africa’s industrial landscape.

Established in Togo several years ago, the company has become one of the country’s leading players in the textile and manufacturing sectors. Through sustained investments and strong production capacity, it has made a substantial contribution to job creation for thousands of young Togolese while strengthening the national industrial value chain.

The Africa Business Forum and Awards annually honors companies and business leaders that demonstrate excellence in leadership, innovation, economic performance, and contribution to the continent’s development. Star Garments Togo SARLU’s inclusion among the most celebrated organizations of the 2026 edition reflects the company’s remarkable achievements in a sector that is vital to Africa’s industrial transformation.

Over the years, Star Garments Togo has consolidated its position as one of Togo’s industrial flagships. Its expansion aligns with the Togolese government’s vision of transforming the country into a competitive industrial hub in West Africa. The company actively contributes to the promotion of local expertise, the enhancement of manufacturing capacities, and the attractiveness of Togo as a destination for international investment.

The 2026 edition of the Africa Business Forum and Awards also recognized several leading organizations from across the continent, representing sectors such as banking, healthcare, financial services, engineering, telecommunications, and agribusiness. In this highly competitive environment, Star Garments Togo’s placement among the Top Five Most Distinguished Companies stands as a remarkable achievement that further elevates the reputation of Togo’s industrial sector.

Companies at the Africa Business Forum and Awards 2026
The Bank Hospital (Ghana)
Hapag-Lloyd Ghana Ltd (Ghana)
Epiroc Equipment Ghana Ltd (Ghana)
Happy Sunshine Company (Ghana)
Wilkings Engineering Ltd (Liberia/Ethiopia)
Vanguard Assurance Company Limited (Ghana)
Joann Associates Ltd (Ghana)
M & G Pharmaceutical Limited (Ghana)
JUMO (Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, South Africa, Benin)
Keromik Limited (Nigeria)
Prime Bank (Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Benin)
Sky 24 Medical Center (Zimbabwe)
Padmad (Kenya)
Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (Tanzania)
Cassona Global Imaging Ltd (Ghana/Nigeria)
G-Force Employment Solutions (Durban, South Africa)
Muatu Bridge Capital (Ghana)
Hisa Agri (Zimbabwe)
Mebig PLC (Ethiopia)
Sotis Sun Travel (Mozambique)
PlusTube (Ghana)
Star Garments Togo SARLU (Togo)
Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Ltd (Ghana)
Guru Nanak Ramgarhia Sikh Hospital (East Africa)
SIM Group of Companies Ltd (Ghana/UAE)
CPIA Holdings Group (Ghana)
Coca-Cola Bottling Company (Ghana)
Cavara Cabins (Zambia)
Prime Seeds Ltd (Kenya)
B5 Plus Company Limited (Ghana)
Zenith Bank Plc (Ghana)
Prime Bank Limited (Kenya)
Mautu Bridge (Angola)
Key Observations
JUMO is a fintech company operating across several African countries.
Prime Bank appears twice in the awards list.
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority is based in Tanzania, not Ghana.
“Zanith Bank” was corrected to “Zenith Bank Plc.”
“Tobinco Phamaceutcals” was corrected to “Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Ltd.”

Beyond the recognition granted to the company itself, this distinction also highlights Togo’s growing potential as an emerging manufacturing destination. It reflects the country’s industrial progress and the ability of businesses operating in Togo to compete successfully with some of the best-performing organizations across Africa.