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With eyes set on Ghana's rich terrains, Madison Alumina is poised to source the finest bauxite. Our commitment to advanced techniques and sustainability will ensure responsible and efficient extraction, laying the foundation for our upcoming state-of-the-art alumina refinery.
Madison Alumina is preparing to ensure that our valuable bauxite reaches its destination flawlessly. With plans for a specialized fleet from experienced partners like Scania and Unatrac Caterpillar, and a focus on safety, our future haulage services will guarantee timely and secure transit, bridging the gap between mining and world-class refinement.
Madison Alumina is committed to make its mark in the alumina industry with plans for a modern refinery. Our forthcoming facility, supported by valued and experienced partnerships, aspires to demonstrate precision and innovation, aiming to establish noteworthy benchmarks upon commencement of operations.
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Ghana is set to become a global hub for aluminium production as the state-owned Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) announces a strategic breakthrough in the country's long-awaited industrialisation agenda.
According to the Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation, Reindorf Twumasi Ankrah, six mining leases have been approved for GIADEC, enabling the company to spearhead the development of Ghana's Integrated Aluminium Industry (IAI).
In a statement sighted by GhanaWeb Business, Reindorf Twumasi Ankrah said...
The Ghana Integrated Aluminum Development Corporation (GIADEC) says it has initiated an open door policy to engage stakeholders in the mining of Bauxite to ensure maximum benefits to the country.
GIADEC as mandated by an act of Parliament is responsible for the promotion and development of a globally competitive Integrated Aluminum industry in Ghana.
Ghana is inviting investors to submit plans on how to tap the nation’s bauxite deposits as the government seeks to leverage more of its mineral resources to fund infrastructure.
The government will receive proposals from interested parties until the end of the year on how to expand production and build refining and smelting capacity for the manufacturing of alumina and aluminum, said Michael Ansah, chief executive officer of Ghana Integrated Aluminium Corp. The agency was created last year to implement the government’s strategy for the industry.