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The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) is a not-for-profit business organisation established in 1957 and incorporated in 1958 by a group of indigenous manufacturers, led by Dr. (Mrs) Esther A. Ocloo of Nkulenu Industries Ltd, in Ghana. Today, AGI is recognised as the leading voice of the private sector in Ghana.
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) is the foremost business association in Ghana representing industries, manufacturers, and related service providers. Established in 1957, AGI has grown into a strong advocacy body with a membership of over 1,500 companies, ranging from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to large-scale corporations. Headquartered in Accra, the association plays a pivotal role in Ghana’s industrialization agenda and private sector
AGI provides a comprehensive suite of services designed to enhance your competitiveness, from policy advocacy and trade facilitation to capacity building and market access. Whether you’re an SME or large corporation, we connect you with opportunities across Ghana, ECOWAS, and AfCFTA markets.
Championing policies and reforms that create an enabling environment for industries to thrive.
Trade fairs, training programs, matchmaking, and networking with 1,500+ member companies.
Industry research, competitiveness surveys, and market intelligence for strategic decisions.
From influencing tax reforms to facilitating AfCFTA trade access, organizing the Ghana Industrial Summit & Exhibition, and championing the One District One Factory initiative—AGI’s 67-year legacy drives Ghana’s industrial transformation.
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Proven track record influencing major policy reforms including tax reductions, VAT deferrals, and industrial growth initiatives.
Connect with Ghana's largest industrial community spanning 20+ sectors from SMEs to multinational corporations.
Access training programs, trade fairs, market intelligence, and business matchmaking services tailored to your needs.
Leverage our partnerships to access ECOWAS and AfCFTA markets with trade facilitation and export promotion support.
Join 1,500+ manufacturers and industries across 20+ sectors benefiting from AGI’s policy advocacy, trade facilitation, capacity building programs, and access to regional and continental markets. Let’s grow your business together.
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AGI's advocacy on VAT deferment and their trade facilitation support has saved our company millions of cedis. Their training programs have also significantly improved our production efficiency. Joining AGI was the best business decision we made
As an SME, AGI has opened doors we couldn't access on our own. From the Ghana Industrial Summit to business matchmaking services, we've secured contracts in three ECOWAS countries. AGI truly represents our voice in government.
AGI's policy engagement with government directly impacted the regulatory reforms that improved our operations. Their research reports and market intelligence have been invaluable for our strategic planning and expansion decisions
The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) is Ghana's foremost business association representing over 1,500 manufacturers and industries since 1957. We provide advocacy services, business support, trade facilitation, capacity building, and research services to help Ghanaian industries grow and compete globally.
Membership is open to all industrial and manufacturing companies operating in Ghana, as well as service providers to the manufacturing sector. We welcome businesses of all sizes from SMEs to large-scale corporations across 20+ sectors including food processing, pharmaceuticals, textiles, ICT, energy, construction, and more.
Members enjoy policy advocacy and representation, access to trade fairs and exhibitions, business networking opportunities, capacity building and training programs, market research and industry insights, trade promotion support, business matchmaking services, and access to regional (ECOWAS) and continental (AfCFTA) markets.
AGI engages directly with government on tax reforms, regulatory improvements, budget consultations, and industrial policies. We've successfully lobbied for major reforms including VAT deferment on raw materials, corporate tax reduction from 32.5% to 25%, the Public Procurement Act, and support for initiatives like One District One Factory (1D1F).
Application forms are available at any of our regional branches or can be downloaded from our website at www.agighana.org. You can also contact our National Directorate at +233 302 266590 or email agi@agighana.org for membership information and assistance with the application process.
AGI represents over 20 sectors including Advertising, Agri-Business, Automotive, Beverages, Chemicals, Construction, Energy, Food Processing, Garments & Textiles, ICT, Pharmaceuticals, Metals & Building Products, Oil & Gas Services, Printing & Packaging,
Absolutely! About 75% of our members are SMEs. We have a dedicated SME Charter and provide specialized support including capacity building, training in productivity and quality management, access to market opportunities, business matchmaking, and advocacy for SME-friendly policies.
AGI organizes trade fairs, exhibitions, and international trade missions. We support members in accessing ECOWAS and AfCFTA markets, provide export promotion services, facilitate business partnerships, and offer guidance on trade regulations and market entry strategies across Africa and beyond.
GISE is AGI's flagship annual event that showcases industrial innovation, investment opportunities, and partnerships. It brings together manufacturers, policymakers, investors, and development partners to promote Ghana's industrial transformation and create business linkages.
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Stay informed with expert insights on industrial policy, trade opportunities, member success stories, and the latest developments shaping Ghana’s manufacturing sector and AfCFTA implementation.
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National Directorate: No. 42 Dr. Isert Street, North Ridge
P. O. Box AN-8642
Digital Address: GA-014-5066, Accra North, Ghana.