By Francis NtowAburi (E/R), Jan 26, GNA – Players in Africa’s automotive industry have called for a strong political will by Africa’s governments to implement policies to enhance the sector’s growth to meet increasing market demand. During a side event…
By Kizito CUDJOE The domestic automotive sector is projected to reach a value of US$11billion by 2028 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11 percent. The bullish projection by the Ghana Jobs and Economic Transformation (JET) follows the entry…
Jeffery Peprah, the Chief Executive Officer of Volkswagen Ghana, has stated that the six local vehicle assembling companies have the production capacity to supply the country’s vehicle needs. Speaking on the Citi Breakfast Show on Citi FM on Monday, May 6, Mr Peprah said…
Accra, May 5, GNA – Mr. Jeffrey Peprah, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Volkswagen Ghana, says the automotive industry can be the backbone of Ghana’s economy due to its significant contributions to employment, manufacturing, innovation and export revenues.He said the automotive…
The president of the Automobile Assemblers Association of Ghana (AAAG), Jeffrey Oppong Peprah, says an ecosystem where banks and other financial institutions collaborate with local assemblers to offer financial credit to vehicle buyers will be rolled out in September 2024.…
Players in the automobile industry have called for a full implementation of the Ghana Automotive Development Policy (GADP) to help position the country as a manufacturing leader in West Africa. The GADP aims to transform Ghana into a fully integrated…
As the future looks promising for the auto industry in the country, stakeholders in the industry including the government last year converged to form the Ghana Automotive Development Centre (GADC). Under the auspices of the Ministry for Trade and Industry,…
The CEO of the Ghana Auto Development Centre (GADC) Kojo Annobil has made a case against the importation of salvage vehicles into the country, saying they are a ticking time bomb. He said salvage vehicles, which are described as vehicles…
Chief Director-MoTI, Mr. Patrick Yaw Nimo, second from left; Director General of GSA, extreme right, with some local automobile stakeholders at the Ghana Automotive Code launch Government plans to introduce an asset-based financing scheme, working closely with the private sector…
