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Oil & Gas

Ghana’s oil and gas sector offers immense opportunities, contributing over 4% to the national GDP and generating more than $6 billion in annual export revenue. With proven reserves of 5 billion barrels of oil—the sixth largest in Africa—and 6.4 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, Ghana stands as a key player in Africa’s energy landscape. The growing demand for refined petroleum products, coupled with the government’s push for increased local participation, underscores the sector’s significant potential.

Fyn Consortium Global (FCG) is focused on maximizing opportunities within Ghana’s petroleum sector by offering expertise in both upstream and downstream operations, including petroleum brokerage, marketing, haulage, and product supply. The company’s commitment to forging strategic alliances ensures it stays at the forefront of harnessing the sector’s vast potential and contributing to sustainable growth.

Agriculture

Agriculture is a major driver of Ghana’s economic growth and a key part of the country’s society. It contributes approximately 20% of Ghana’s GDP, accounts for over 40% of export earnings and employs more than 30% of the total workforce. With a growing population projected to reach 40 million by 2030, the demand for food is expected to rise significantly. The government aims to increase agricultural productivity through various initiatives, given the promising opportunities the sector offers for economic growth. However, challenges such as limited mechanization and inadequate value addition persist.

To address some of these challenges and support the government’s initiatives, Fyn Consortium Global (FCG) has been working with local and international partners by investing in modern agro-processing facilities, facilitating trade in agricultural commodities, and providing advanced farming equipment to boost productivity and meet local and international demands. FCG is committed to partnering with industry players to achieve food security in Ghana and supports the country’s vision of agricultural transformation.

Construction

Ghana’s construction sector plays a pivotal role in the country’s economic growth, contributing over 7% to GDP and expected to expand at an annual rate of 6.1% until 2026. The market value of construction is projected to reach $25.3 billion by 2030, driven primarily by rapid urbanization, which has created a significant demand for housing, commercial buildings, and infrastructure development. Over the years, the government has demonstrated its commitment to enhancing road networks, bridges, affordable housing, and industrial zones through various programs and initiatives.

Fyn Consortium Global (FCG) is capitalizing on opportunities in the sector by delivering expertise in road and building construction, civil engineering, and project management. Through innovation, strategic partnerships, and sustainable practices, FCG positions itself as a reliable partner in supporting Ghana’s infrastructure transformation and long-term economic development.

Logistics

Ghana’s logistics sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increasing trade activities, urbanization, and the expansion of key industries such as agriculture, oil and gas, and construction. The sector is projected to grow at a compound annual rate of 6 to 7% through 2030, supported by government investments in transport infrastructure, including port expansions, railway development, and road networks. Ghana’s strategic position as a gateway to West Africa, combined with the many free trade agreements it has, positions the country as a logistics hub for regional and international trade.

Fyn Consortium Global (FCG) is seizing opportunities in this growing sector by offering integrated logistics solutions, including warehousing, transportation, and distribution. By leveraging advanced technologies and efficient supply chain practices, FCG ensures timely, reliable services while catering to the diverse needs of businesses in Ghana and the broader West African region.