EKUMFI: How $6M EXIM participation built a $53M industrial asset — Now poised for a 24-Hour economy breakthrough
Ghana's industrialization journey may be entering a defining chapter. Ekumfi Fruits & Juices Limited is emerging as a potential model for turning development-finance investment into agricultural prosperity, youth employment, industrial expansion and export growth. With approximately US$6 million in Ghana EXIM Bank participation, Ekumfi has built an industrial enterprise with an estimated asset…
Ghana's Ekumfi Fruits & Juices Limited has leveraged a US$6 million EXIM Bank participation to create a $53 million industrial asset, poised for a 24-Hour economy breakthrough. With the abolition of a 20% excise duty on local fruit juices, the Feed the Industries Programme opens the door to US$48 million in annual turnover and up to GH₵52,000 gross revenue per acre for pineapple growers.
Currently, the company faces constraints due to inadequate supplies of fruits and the excise duty. However, with 9,500 acres of pineapple and other fruits already secured, the potential for expansion is immense. The programme could generate GH₵52,000 gross revenue per acre per harvest cycle, turning this industrial enterprise into a driver of rural wealth creation, youth employment, and export growth.
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