THE COMPANY: Fan Milk International A/S is a leading dairy and juice production and distribution company with operations across West Africa. Founded in Ghana in 1960, the group now boasts operating subsidiaries in six regional countries: Nigeria, Togo, Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Liberia, and Benin.
energy supply conditions and increased oil production are likely to support to growth prospects. Gas infrastructure development and its anticipated multiplier effects will further aid the economy via the industrial sector.
These developments continue to impact the Ghanaian economy. Despite the improvement in our trade balance, we have seen a...
THE COMPANY: CAL Bank is one of the leading diversified financial institutions in Ghana, providing a range of banking and financial solutions to large corporations, small and medium-sized enterprises, public sector institutions and retail customers. In addition to its commercial banking, the company also...
While Ghana’s financial sector has been largely insulated from the worst of the global financial crisis, it will be noticeably affected by changes in rhetoric and regulation slowly transforming the global banking system. The sector benefits from already-robust regulation and while there is scope for consolidation and increased balance sheets, the...
While Ghana benefits from a roster of financial actors, ranging from universal banks to savings and loan institutions to pension funds and susu collectors ( informal depository institutions for market traders and shopkeepers), the country’s capital markets are comparatively modest compared to continental exchanges in Cairo, Johannesburg,...
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