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Sectors

Four sectors, and what actually moves in each.

Agribusiness, energy, infrastructure and mining, each with its own institutions and rules.

For each sector we set out the market reality, and how our services apply on the ground.

  1. Cocoa pod on the tree, Ghana
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    Priority sector

    Agribusiness

    Ghana's non-traditional exports reached about five billion US dollars in 2025, led by processed and agricultural goods. New permit regimes for tree crops and approaching EU supply-chain rules are reshaping how produce gets to Europe. We arrange financing for processors and exporters, and verify supply chains for European buyers.

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  2. Close-up of a solar panel
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    Priority sector

    Energy

    Ghana cleared about US$1.47 billion of energy-sector arrears in 2025 and restored the World Bank cover behind them in full. Commercial and industrial power is a financing question as much as a technical one. We arrange the financing for power projects and energy users, and connect energy investments with our agribusiness clients, where processors need reliable power to grow.

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  3. Aerial view of a highway interchange in Ghana
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    Priority sector

    Infrastructure

    The Ministry of Finance puts Ghana's infrastructure gap at US$37 billion a year over the next three decades and looks to public-private structures to close it. From logistics to social assets, infrastructure ventures across Ghana and West Africa move when the preparation is done and the capital is arranged. We work on the owner's side: preparing the file, mapping the funding sources and taking the transaction through.

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  4. An aerial view of an active mining site, with a screening plant beside the excavated benches
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    Priority sector

    Mining

    Gold earned Ghana US$21 billion in 2025, two thirds of all export receipts. International issuers hold significant Ghanaian assets, and every transaction on a foreign exchange depends on verified facts from the ground. We provide in-country diligence, site-visit support and authority liaison for issuers and their advisers, and we arrange financing for the businesses that supply and serve the sector. Our role stays on the finance side, and operating decisions remain with the issuer.

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