Aliko Dangote’s sugar business eyes Ghana’s $162 million import market
Dangote Sugar expands into Ghana with a $162 million project to reduce imports, boost agro-industrial output, and support local supply under AfCFTA.
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Dangote Sugar expands into Ghana with a $162 million project to reduce imports, boost agro-industrial output, and support local supply under AfCFTA.
Aliko Dangote reaffirms his $30 billion revenue target by 2026, undeterred by shifting U.S. tariffs and global trade tensions under Donald Trump.
The strong performance expands its lead as Nigeria’s top food conglomerate.
Before Aliko Dangote became Africa’s richest man, he quietly built a trading empire in Nigeria, mastering supply chains and laying his industrial legacy.
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Despite challenges, Dangote Cement's revenue grew 21.7%, reaching N994.7 billion ($618.3 million), up from N817.35 billion ($508.4 million).
The program is aimed at helping low-income families cope with the harsh economic climate and rising cost of living.
This comes despite global interest in his $20 billion Dangote Oil Refinery, one of Africa’s most ambitious projects.
The growth was fueled by higher sales of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK), and lubricants.
Beyond the local market, the refinery has expanded its reach across Africa, supplying diesel and aviation fuel to Cameroon, Angola, Ghana, and South Africa.
Dangote's empire thrives on diversification, with investments spanning cement, sugar, and oil refining, ensuring stability and long-term growth amid economic fluctuations.
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