The prominent holding company, Mayelia PARTICIPATIONS, has officially announced its acquisition of SICTA (Société Ivoirienne de Contrôle Technique Automobile), the long-established operator in Côte d’Ivoire’s automotive technical inspection sector.
Addressing members of the press in Abidjan on April 29, David Fofana, CEO of Mayelia PARTICIPATIONS, provided insights into the strategic takeover of SICTA and highlighted the significant progress achieved one year following its effective integration.
By incorporating SICTA, Mayelia not only embraces a legacy of 50 years of invaluable experience but also injects a vibrant new dynamic of innovation into its operations.
A key objective articulated by the leadership is a marked enhancement of the user experience. This vision is deemed highly credible, given Mayelia PARTICIPATIONS’ impressive track record. The Group notably succeeded in reducing waiting times to just 30 minutes with the launch of Mayelia Automotive, thereby establishing new benchmarks for service efficiency within the industry.
The company is firmly committed to aligning with the government’s
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