GreenRock Petrochemical Ghana Ltd — a joint venture between Petrochemical Holding (Vienna) and GreenRock Capital & Investment (Dubai), investing in the Republic of Ghana.
The Venture
Vienna, Austria
An industrial holding and project-development group with more than three decades across chemicals, mining chemistry and process industries — developing, financing and operating capital-intensive platforms end-to-end.
Dubai, UAE
A Gulf-region group contributing to the financing and strategic development of the projects — supporting long-term industrial value in Ghana and West Africa.
Accra, Ghana
The 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Authority — policy anchor and public-sector coordinator under the executed Memorandum of Understanding.
Track Record — Petrochemical Holding
Three decades of delivery across chemicals, mining chemistry and process industries, alongside international technology partners. Figures include legacy and divested operations.
The Platform
Advanced under an executed MoU with the 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Authority — solar energy, chemistry, agriculture and gold recovery, integrated so that each project strengthens the next.
Solar Power Plant
Chemical Complex
Greenhouses
Gold Recovery
Salt · Natural Gas · Limestone
Electricity
CO₂ & Fertilizers
NaCN
Recovered Value
One site — energy, chemistry, agriculture and gold recovery in a closed loop
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One Integrated Platform
Domestic production, regional supply and responsible industrial development — how one platform compounds value for the country.
Trained operators, engineers and managers — direct and indirect employment, with skills transfer and local-content commitments defined from the first phase of every project.
Petrochemical Holding brings three decades of chemical-industry delivery, GreenRock Capital contributes financing and strategic development, and the 24-Hour Economy Authority anchors the government partnership.
A clean, renewables-supported complex producing critical chemistry in Ghana — replacing near-total import reliance with local capability.
Ghana — green industrial platform
Capacity beyond national demand positions Ghana as a regional supplier of critical mining-sector inputs.
Domestic production reduces exposure to foreign supply chains, pricing shocks and geopolitical disruption.
Ghana’s gateway position — a stable democracy, AfCFTA host, Atlantic ports at Tema and Takoradi — makes it the natural hub for regional industrial services.
Direct and indirect employment across construction and operations, with structured training programmes at every phase.
Waterways cleaned, mercury and heavy metals removed, farmland returned to communities — recovery delivered as an engineered, measurable programme.
Industrial capacity, formal value chains and export-led growth that outlasts any single project.
Among West Africa’s largest salt resources — feedstock for a new strategic industry.
Along Ghana’s Atlantic coast, sun and seawater have produced salt for generations. That same natural resource is the primary feedstock for the chemistry the platform will make at home — caustic, chlorine and water-treatment products — turning a coastal tradition into the foundation of a new national industry.
Regional Reach
Strategically positioned in West Africa, Ghana is the gateway to a connected region — growing demand, strong partnerships and limitless potential.
Centrally located to serve 15+ countries across West Africa.
Reliable supply routes by sea, road and air.
Supporting industrialisation and economic progress across the region.
Building trust and delivering value for a better future.
Where the Project Stands
Development is progressing with our government counterpart under the executed Memorandum of Understanding. All projects remain subject to feasibility studies, regulatory and environmental approvals and definitive agreements.
“Through this partnership, we believe Ghana can strengthen its position as a regional hub for mining chemicals, responsible resource recovery and value-added industrial production.”— Iakov Goldovskiy, CEO, Petrochemical Holding GmbH
Press
The official announcement of the Memorandum of Understanding advancing two strategic industrial projects in Ghana — read the full coverage on GhanaWeb.
