Connecting western investors with real asset investments in West Africa.

Our hypothesis

West Africa's favorable demographics are markedly underserved by capital and foreign investments.

Ghana stands out as the region's most stable and prospering nation, presenting a unique opportunity.

Leveraging unique relationships with industry leaders, we can identify and access robust investment opportunities to bridge this gap and capitalize on the region's potential.

Ghana 101

As a former British colony, Ghana follows British Common Law, providing a familiar legal framework for international investors.

Ghana practices a democratic governance system, with elections every four years, enhancing political stability.

Ghana has made efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and has implemented anti-corruption measures.

All Real Estate and Infrastructure are priced in USD and English is the official language, facilitating business communications and transactions.

Government-led initiatives and public-private partnerships has and will continue to improve infrastructure across transportation, energy, and telecommunications.

There is a predictable and transparent regulatory frameworks, investor-friendly policies, and initiatives have enhanced the ease of doing business.

Significant investment opportunities in energy, agriculture, infrastructure, and real estate sectors, supported by strategic planning and policies

Investment Opportunities

The real estate sector in Ghana is expanding rapidly due to increased urbanization and demand for diverse property types. Ghana is experiencing rapid urbanization, leading to increased demand for residential, commercial, and industrial real estate. Ghana's real estate sector attracts significant foreign investment, particularly in commercial and hospitality developments.

Real Estate


Agriculture employs over 50% of the population and contributes 19.7% to GDP. Ghana's agriculture industry is diverse, with various crops cultivated across different regions as well as livestock farming and fisheries. Investments in technology, infrastructure, and market access have spurred growth.Opportunities abound in crop production, agro-processing, agricultural tech, and supply chain enhancements.

Agriculture


Ghana's oil production has grown to approximately 200,000 bpd in recent years, marking significant growth in the country's oil sector. Investment opportunities in Ghana's oil industry are ripe in areas like infrastructure development, including pipelines and refineries, and in exploration and production activities in emerging fields.

Oil & Gas


Metals & Mining

Gold Production: Ghana is one of the largest gold producers in Africa and the world. Gold mining contributes significantly to Ghana's economy, providing employment and foreign exchange earnings. In addition to gold, Ghana has significant mineral resources such as bauxite, manganese, and diamonds, where there are opportunities for exploration and development.


Ghana's tech startup ecosystem is rapidly growing, with increasing numbers of innovative companies and entrepreneurs entering the market. Mobile technology and Fintech are driving forces behind Ghana's tech startup scene. The widespread adoption of mobile phones and internet connectivity has paved the way for innovative solutions in areas such as mobile payments, digital banking, e-commerce, and agritech.

Technology & Startup

Get in Touch

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