Can your company support emerging business outside of Ghana?
Yes, we do carry out international assignments which includes supporting businesses anywhere to execute their projects and example of such projects is the bioplastic project in Portugal which processes cassava starch into biodegradable shopping bags, disposable coffee cups, plates, etc.
Does your company provide funding support for emerging agribusiness?
We do not fund projects directly, however, we support businesses in the preparation of comprehensive business plans and project execution schedules, connect businesses with reliable funding agencies, support in negotiations, identify and recommend reliable and competent processing technology & designs and farm equipment manufacturers and suppliers to our clients, etc. We also provide technical oversight for the execution (both plantation development and processing plant installation) of projects on agreed arrangements with our clients.
Does Ghana have market for the various cassava derivatives especially with High Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF) and Cassava Starch?
Yes. Ghana’s domestic demand for major cassava derivatives like cassava starch, High Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF), Cassava Extra-Neutral-Alcohol (ENA), etc are mostly imported as a result of inadequate processing capacities. This scenario applies to remaining derivatives which implies that an investment into boosting local production result in import substitution and strengthening the local economy.
Do you have markets for the various cassava derivatives?
Markets for the various cassava derivatives locally & internationally and for both domestic and industrial purposes is certain due to their increasing demand and a good substitute to other starch based crop. We also have strategic partnership with a number of exporters, local and international commodity purchasing entities, supply chain operatives, etc whom we work with for the sales and distribution of the various processed cassava derivatives.
Is the tuber and roots industry in Ghana a lucrative venture to invest in?
Yes. Considering the fact that Ghana is ranked among the top 5 commercial producers of cassava globally, it presents a lucrative opportunity for investment in value addition which is currently insufficient to address local demands and also the opportunity to exploit other starch based tubers like sweet potatoes which is green area in the commercial root and tuber industry.
What is the average capital requirement to execute an average cassava processing project in Ghana?
Average capital required to carry-out any cassava project varies depending on the project scope, duration, size and the type of derivative being considered. Hit the Contact Us button for an open discussion on your project and we shall provide you with all the needed information and cost implication regarding your project.
