OLAM Ghana

Olam to invest $200m in Ghana’s food and feed industries • Singapore’s Olam commits $200m to pasta, poultry feed, and aquaculture feed plants in Ghana. • Projects expected to create about 4,000 jobs and reduce reliance on food imports. • Ghana’s pasta market is set to reach $325.4m in 2025, while poultry feed demand is growing. Singapore-based a...

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Olam Agri | Food & Agriculture & Ag Services Olam Agri is a market leading and differentiated agri-business, focused on high-growth markets with a global origination footprint, processing capabilities and deep understanding of market needs built over 33 years.

Olam 1HFY2025 patmi surges 573% to $323.8 mil, declares 2 cents per share dividend In February, the group committed to “right-size” by allocating approximately US$2 billion to “de-lever its balance sheet and make it debt-free and self-sustaining”.

Olam Ghana Limited - GEPA Buyer Portal Established in 1994, today Olam Ghana is one of the leading agri-commodity companies in the country. With the enviable distinction of being among the largest private Licensed Buying Companies (LBC) in Ghana’s cocoa sector, they are also the country’s leading cashew exporter and one of its larges...

Olam Agri celebrates 30 years of commitment to excellence with annual Excellence Awards Olam Agri Ghana, a leader in supply chain management, has celebrated 30 years of business in the country with a grand edition of the company’s Annual Excellence Awards, honouring the exceptional achievements of its most dedicated employees to commemorate three decades of significant contributions ...

Olam secures a US$176 million term loan from IFC and JICA We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the olamgroup.com website. For more information or to opt-out of cookies, please see our cookie policy.

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Olam Ghana’s Biscuit Factory Gets First FSSC Certification in West Africa Olam Ghana’s Nutrifoods Biscuit factory became the first biscuit manufacturing facility in West Africa to earn international recognition for compliance in food safety standards after it was awarded FSSC certification along with the company’s tomato paste plant in Tema. The two processing faciliti