Maxwell Investments Group, a Ghanaian firm that pursues interest in agribusiness, has acquired an export license for 30,000 tons of soya beans, which could inject over GHS 250 million into local communities within one year.
Speaking at the MIG Business Forum, Volume 1, The Company’s CEO, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, said the venture represents the firm’s most significant purchasing endeavor of soya beans to date.
“We believe that the current focus on mutually beneficial trade will bring about not only economic growth for our company but also create an opportunity to impact and contribute to the well-being of the community we serve,” Dr Ampong said.
The soya bean venture is expected to create jobs and stimulate the national economy, while also stabilizing the Ghanaian Cedi through foreign exchange.
The trading will be done within Zongo and Inner-Cities Communities, where the company has been active for many years.
By highlighting the need for cooperative efforts and sustainable practices, the MIG Business Forum aims to encourage entrepreneurs to work together, share resources, and embrace eco-friendly business models for the benefit of the entire community.
By: Esther Agyapong | Metrotvonline.com | Ghana
