Sentuo Group — developer behind the Airport Garden City mixed-use project and operator of Ghana's largest oil refinery, expanding capacity to 100,000 barrels per day.
President John Dramani Mahama has cut the sod for Sentuo Group’s Airport Garden City project in Accra, with the company projecting more than 3,000 jobs, most of which are expected to go to Ghanaians. …
… d Housing Census, with the gap expected to have widened due to the country’s growing population.” Speaking at the sod-cutting and unveiling of the Sentuo Airport Garden City project in Accra on Tuesday, September 15, Mr Ibrahim commended the Executive Chairman of the Sentuo Group …
The Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has assured that government will work closely with the Sentuo Group to ensure Ghanaian businesses benefit from the Sentuo Airport Garden City project. …
… The ceremony, scheduled for 2:00pm at 10 Giffard Road, will mark the official launch of the project being undertaken by Sentuo Group under Executive Chairman Xu Ningquan. …
The Ghana Police Service has received a major boost to its emergency medical response capacity following the donation of 10 fully equipped ambulances and an advanced operational pickup vehicle by the Sentuo Group and the Eezzy Group Foundation. …
… Located in the Tema Industrial Area, this privately-owned facility, part of the Chinese conglomerate Sentuo Group, was conceived under China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Ghana’s “One District, One Factory” policy. …
… The Minister also commended Sentuo Group for investing nearly US$2 billion in the refinery project and reaffirmed government’s commitment to supporting further investments in petrochemicals, fertiliser production and other value-added industries linked to the petroleum sector. …
… The Minister pointed to existing Chinese investments already operating successfully in Ghana, including Sentuo Group, KEDA, Sunda and Zonda Tec, describing them as evidence of Ghana’s growing attractiveness as an industrial hub. …
President John Dramani Mahama cut the sod for Sentuo Group's Airport Garden City project in Accra, a development projected to create more than 3,000 jobs expected mostly to go to Ghanaians. The executive chairman said the project would offer employment for artisans, technicians, engineers, hospitality professionals and managers, and would include apprenticeship and training programmes for young Ghanaians.
President John Dramani Mahama cut the sod for Sentuo Group's Airport Garden City project in Accra, a development projected to create more than 3,000 jobs expected mostly to go to Ghanaians. The executive chairman said the project would offer employment for artisans, technicians, engineers, hospitality professionals and managers, and would include apprenticeship and training programmes for young Ghanaians.
Housing Minister Ahmed Ibrahim says the Sentuo Airport Garden City project will contribute to addressing Ghana's housing deficit, which stood at 1.8 million units as of the 2020 census. He called for greater private-sector participation and praised the project as an example of high-density development needed to maximise Ghana's limited land resources.
The Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry said government will work closely with the Sentuo Group to ensure local businesses benefit from the Sentuo Airport Garden City project, which presents opportunities across construction, engineering, hospitality, retail and facility management sectors. The minister stated that economic benefits should extend beyond the project itself to strengthen Ghana's local industrial base.
President Mahama is scheduled to cut the sod on Tuesday for the US$1.3 billion Sentuo Airport Garden City development in Accra, a mixed-use project featuring residential apartments, a hotel, conference facility, healthcare, shopping mall and gardens expected to generate employment in construction and operations.
The Ghana Police Service received 10 ambulances and an operational pickup vehicle from Sentuo Group and Eezzy Group Foundation to enhance emergency medical response and improve rapid response to accident victims and injured officers across the country.
The Chinese Ambassador has praised Ghana's goal of achieving energy self-reliance, including its target to end raw mineral exports by 2030 and process crude oil locally. He was speaking at the commissioning of Phase Two of the Sentuo Oil Refinery in Tema, which will expand refining capacity from 40,000 to 100,000 barrels per day.
President Mahama performed a sod-cutting ceremony on June 25 for Phase 2 of the Sentuo Oil Refinery Project in Tema, a privately-owned facility commissioned in 2024 with nearly $2 billion investment that has become Ghana's largest active refining facility, currently processing 40,000 barrels per stream day.
Sentuo Oil Refinery has received 1 million barrels of crude oil from the Jubilee Field for domestic processing, marking the first time crude from the Jubilee Field has been supplied to the privately owned refinery in Ghana. The delivery is intended to deepen local value addition, strengthen energy security, and expand downstream industrial activity.
Ecobank Ghana has been appointed Lead Arranger and Book Runner for a US$200 million loan facility supporting the second phase expansion of the Sentuo Oil Refinery. The financing is expected to enhance Ghana's energy security and industrial development.
Ghana's Trade Minister Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare has intensified efforts to attract Chinese investment, describing Ghana as a strategic and profitable destination with a stable political environment, improving business climate, and strategic access to African markets through its role as host of the African Continental Free Trade Area Secretariat.
Ghana's Trade Minister Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare is leading a high-level delegation to China to attract strategic investments into Ghana's industrial and agribusiness sectors as part of the government's industrial transformation programme. The delegation, which includes officials from multiple ministries and agencies, is participating in a China–Ghana Investment Forum and touring major industrial facilities in Hubei and Wuhan Provinces.
Tang Hong, CEO of Caitec Group and founder of Tang Palace Hotel, has been re-elected President of the Ghana Association of Chinese Societies. The businessman is recognized for strengthening Ghana-China business and diplomatic ties and advancing humanitarian initiatives.