Asanko Gold Ghana Limited has signed a $400 million contract with Ghanaian-owned mining services provider Rabotec, marking a significant milestone in the country’s local content agenda. The contract, which builds on an 11-year partnership, is expected to support approximately 3,000 direct jobs and 5,000 indirect jobs, while strengthening local participation across the supply chain.
Speaking at the contract signing ceremony, Dr Charles Amoah, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Asanko Gold Ghana Ltd, emphasized the company’s commitment to safe, responsible, and profitable gold production, with a focus on local participation and long-term value creation. “This is not simply a contract, it reflects a clear business decision that supports Ghana’s Local Content agenda and retains more value within the country,” he said.
The contract signing ceremony highlights Asanko Gold Ghana Ltd’s commitment to creating jobs, building skills, and strengthening Ghanaian businesses to operate at the scale and standard the industry demands. The company has worked with Rabotec for over 11 years, demonstrating confidence in the local company’s ability to meet international standards.
The partnership is expected to drive economic activity across host districts, creating real opportunities for employment, skills development, and enterprise growth within local communities. Asanko Gold Ghana Ltd will continue to invest in host communities through programs in education, agriculture, and local development, ensuring the benefits of mining extend beyond the life of the mine.
The contract signing ceremony demonstrates Asanko Gold Ghana Ltd’s commitment to transparency and meeting obligations, aligning with government and regulatory vision for a mining sector that delivers real value for Ghana.
