Coca-cola has announced plans to invest in Ghana ahead of ICC’s 2026 African supply chain summit.
A delegation from Coca-Cola’s West Africa, Morocco and Algeria (WAMA) region, disclosed that the investment will be officially unveiled at a major conference in Accra from May 6-8, 2026.
The program will convene regional and global Coca-Cola leaders.
Speaking to the delegation on Thursday, April 16, the Communications Director of WAMA Coca-Cola, Mr. David Appiah, expressed the company’s long-term confidence in Ghana’s business environment.
He emphasised the critical role the Ministry of Trade in Ghana’s investment strategy, urging the Minister to lead a coordinated approach with other key government sectors, including finance, health and the environment, to facilitate a smooth investment framework.
“The central role of your Ministry in Ghana’s investment agenda is key to ensuring success, and we believe your leadership can create the right environment for Coca-Cola’s growth in the country,” Mr. Appiah said.
He further stated that Coca-Cola’s investment, which contributed GHS 1.28 billion to the Ghanaian economy in 2024 alone, has already created thousands of jobs.
He noted that this new investment underlines the company’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its presence in Ghana and contributing to the country’s economic development.
Mrs. Ofosu-Adjare welcomed Coca-Cola’s decision to expand its operations in Ghana.
She reaffirmed that Ghana, with its stable economy and strategic location, provides an ideal base for companies looking to invest in Africa.
“If you are investing in Africa, Ghana can be your base,” she stated.
Source: Vanessa Elizabeth Nkum
