Kantanka automobile company, a Ghanaian automobile company, has been formally granted a license to continue their auto assembly operations in Ghana, Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has said.
Kantanka automobile company can now benefit from incentives under the Ghana Automotive Manufacturing Development Policy.
The finance minister said this while delivering the 2020 mid-year budget review on the floor of Parliament on Thursday 23rd July 2020.
“An indigenous Ghanaian company, the Kantanka Group has also been formally granted a license to continue their auto assembly operations in Ghana and to benefit from incentives under the Ghana Automotive Manufacturing Development Policy,” Ken Ofori-Atta said.
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