Yilport to operate Ghana’s Takoradi Port, hoping to develop West African corridor
Yilport Holding has signed a Memorandum of Understanding agreement to operate Takoradi Port in western Ghana from April 2023, planning to invest US$700m in three phases to bolster existing container handling operations and develop new liquid bulk and general cargo berths.
The operator hopes to provide a cost-effective route to and from Burkina Faso, Mali, Chad and Niger for international cargoes.
Currently, the existing container terminal mainly exports cocoa, timber, bauxite, and manganese, also importing wheat, fertilisers, clinker, general cargo, and transit cargo.
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