PSL Machinery’s landmark Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreement with the Government of Ghana has been featured by Bao Dau Tu, the official newspaper of Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance. The coverage highlights the significance of this agreement as a major step forward in the development of Ghana’s cashew processing industry.
The signing ceremony brought together senior representatives from both sides. The Ghanaian delegation was led by Dr. Andrews Osei Okrah, CEO of the Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA), accompanied by Her Excellency Mrs. Florence Buerki Akonor, Ghana’s High Commissioner to Vietnam and Malaysia, and Ms. Alexandra Asiamah, Head of Chancery of the Ghana High Commission in Vietnam and Malaysia. PSL Machinery’s leadership team represented the company at the ceremony, underscoring both parties’ commitment to a strong and lasting partnership.
The agreement is designed to achieve Ghana’s goal of processing 50-60% of its raw cashew output domestically in the first phase, with a clear path toward achieving 100% local processing capacity over the long term.
To deliver on this ambitious goal, PSL Machinery will be Ghana’s long-term strategic partner, providing comprehensive A-to-Z Cashew Factory Solutions. These include green factory design and construction, supply and installation of advanced cashew processing machinery, professional factory management programs, long-term technical support, and an exclusive kernel buyback program to ensure stable market access for processed kernel output. The factory model also contributes to the sustainable development of the entire cashew value chain through local job creation and community empowerment.
PSL Machinery is sincerely grateful for the recognition from Bao Dau Tu. The coverage reinforces the importance of this partnership and reflects the growing international attention on Ghana’s cashew industrialization ambitions. It also serves as a reminder of PSL Machinery’s continued commitment to delivering meaningful, long-term value for its partners, local communities, and the industries it serves across Africa and beyond.
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