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Built in Ghana, for Ghana
Rider Steel recycles scrap metal into construction steel at two plants, replacing imported steel with bars made at home.
From one mill to Ghana's largest steel producer
First production unit opens in Tema Freezones Enclave, with capacity of 80,000 tonnes a year.
IFC approves a US$12 million loan towards a new steel plant at Odumase, Kumasi.
Kumasi plant opens with capacity of 300,000 tonnes a year.
4.3 MW rooftop solar system commissioned at Kumasi, supplying around 20% of the plant’s power.
The team behind Rider Steel
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Walid Al-Alami
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Two plants, one standard
Tema
Tema Freezones Enclave, Greater Accra
tonnes a year
opened
Kumasi
Odumase, Ashanti Region
tonnes a year
opened
Backed by international partners
The Kumasi plant was part-financed by IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, and its solar system was built with Daystar Power.
IFC
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Daystar Power
[Daystar Power logo, with permission]
