AGRIC&AGRIBUSINESS

Africa’s growing population and urbanization have increased the demand for agricultural inputs and outputs.
Investment Opportunities in Ghana’s Agric & Agribusiness

Africa’s growing population and urbanization has increased the demand for agricultural inputs and outputs. A world bank report suggested that Africa will become a trillion-dollar food market by 2030 if all potentials are fully harnessed. Ghana is making significant efforts in terms of reforms and private partnerships to tap into this potential.

Growing Demand for Farm products

The demand for agricultural products has continued to rise significantly due to Ghana’s increasing population, coupled with the rise in the population of neighboring Cote d’Ivoire. The supply gap in domestic and export markets is a huge investment opportunity in Ghana’s Agric and Agribusiness. Ghana needs more investments in agricultural storage facilities, Agric equipment, and many more to increase its production capacity.

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Increased Need For Foreign Funding

Agric Companies in Ghana are actively scouting for cheaper funding sources due to the prevailing high-interest rate. The lending rate in Ghana is presently at an average of 26%. A large number of businesses are producing below capacity due to a lack of adequate working capital. Many foreign investors have tapped into this opportunity, and there is room for more investors to come on board.

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Abundant Skilled and Trainable Workforce

We have a broad base of skilled and unskilled workforce that you can tap into at a relatively competitive rate. The minimum wage in Ghana is GHC11.82.($2.19) per day. You can build your workforce here without breaking the bank.

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At A Glance

2nd Largest Cocoa Producer
Ghana is the second-largest producer of cocoa in the world. Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire produce 50% of the world’s total cocoa.
Large Labour Pool
The Agric and Agribusiness industry is the second highest employer of labor in Ghana..
Tax Incentives For Investors
Enjoy ten years of tax holiday when you invest in tree crops and five years of tax holiday on investment in cash crops.
Urgent Need For Foreign Investment
Ghanaian Farmers are in dire need of cheaper funding sources to increase their capacity and meet the rising demand for Agricultural products.

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