Ghana has solidified its position as one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) projects. Its strategic advantages include economic stability, supportive investment policies, and competitive incentive programs tailored to foster industrial development and international partnerships.The country provides opportunities across multiple sectors, including energy, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and technology.
Ranked as the 6th most attractive investment destination in Africa by the 2024 Rand Merchant Bank report, Ghana scores high in economic stability, growth structure, and connectivity. These factors create a favorable environment for SAF projects, aligning with global trends toward green energy and reducing carbon footprints. https://thehighstreetjournal.com/ghana-ranked-6th-most-attractive-investment-destination-in-africa-for-2024/

Ghana jumps to 6th spot in Africa’s most attractive investment destinations

Key incentives for investors include Ghana’s Free Zones program, which offers tax holidays, exemptions from import duties on production materials, and unrestricted repatriation of profits. These measures significantly reduce operational costs for energy and fuel sectors, making Ghana a prime location for SAF initiatives. Additionally, its strong legal framework protects against nationalization, and double taxation agreements ensure favorable fiscal conditions for foreign investments. https://africabusinessinsights.com/2024-insight-ghanas-economic-growth-and-investment-incentives/
Ghana’s strategic location within West Africa, combined with advancements in infrastructure and political stability, positions it as a regional hub for renewable energy and SAF production. Situated at the center of West Africa, Ghana serves as a gateway to a market of over 350 million people within ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States). Its ports and airports are among the best in the region, facilitating trade and investment.
Ghana’s membership in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) provides investors with preferential access to one of the world’s largest free trade areas. This outlook reflects the country’s ongoing commitment to becoming a leader in sustainable economic development within the West African Sub Region.
Moreover,Ghana boasts a growing pool of skilled and educated labor, particularly in technology, energy, and manufacturing sectors… With a predominantly young population, Ghana provides a dynamic consumer base and workforce potential.

F&B Bio Recyclage Ltd, a West African start – up project developer in Ghana is proud to announce a ground breaking Municipal Solid Waste-to-Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) project, aimed at transforming waste materials into environmentally friendly aviation fuel.
In Conclusion, Ghana’s combination of stability, incentives, and sectoral opportunities makes it a premier destination for investment in Africa. Whether in energy, infrastructure, technology, or agriculture, Ghana offers a dynamic environment for growth and profitability. As the country continues to align with global investment trends, it remains a top choice for businesses seeking a foothold in Africa.

For more information about our Waste-to-SAF project and updates on its progress, please visit https://fbrecyclage.com/ or contact us at contact@fbrecyclage.com

About F&B Bio Recyclage Ltd.
F&B Bio Recylcage Ltd is a registered Special Purpose Entity (SPE) in Ghana with the authority and legal mandate to build, develop, finance, construct, operate and maintain waste recycling facilities (Bio Refinery Plants) export refinery and related infrastructure at the Tema Industrial Enclave.