Serving as a prime gateway to the booming West African market, the event gathers manufacturers, suppliers, traders and professional buyers across power, lighting and renewable energy sectors worldwide, helping exhibitors expand presence and business reach in Africa.
The exhibition offers exclusive opportunities to explore new markets and unlock export potential. It facilitates in-depth exchanges among global enterprises and industry elites on cutting-edge market trends and advanced technologies. During the three-day event, exhibitors can engage in sufficient business negotiations with professional purchasers to seek cooperation, agency and distribution opportunities, and formulate new market strategies and cooperation models.
Exhibition Information
Date: July 7 - July 9, 2026
Venue: Castle Road, Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana
Region: Ghana Industry
Category: Building Materials Exhibition
Hall: Accra International Conference Centre, Ghana
Investment Prospects of Ghana
According to data from the World Economic Forum (WEF), West Africa ranks among the world's fast-growing economic regions. As one of the world's major cocoa producers, Ghana has vigorously expanded oil and gas exploration in recent years, elevating its economic standing. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected Ghana's GDP growth rate to hit 8.8% in 2024, outperforming nearly all emerging and developed economies globally.
The sound economic momentum has fueled a thriving construction sector, covering commercial buildings, residential real estate and public housing. Billions of US dollars are injected into this industry annually. Boasting a central geographical location in Africa and stable political climate, Ghana's real estate market boasts promising prospects and appealing investment value.
Ghana Construction Industry Status & Insights
- 17%: The construction industry contributes 17% to Ghana's GDP and greatly boosts employment.
- 12.7 billion US dollars: The market size reached 12.7 billion US dollars in 2023, with an annual growth rate expected to exceed 5% from 2024 to 2027.
- 10%: Ghana targets a 10% rise in renewable energy utilization by 2030. African Connect Bank will provide multi-million-dollar funding for related infrastructure construction.
- Government Support: Sustained government investment in infrastructure, rapid urbanization, together with the booming energy and Fourth Industrial Revolution industries keep driving growing demand in the construction sector.
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