Prestige Gold Refinery Invites Global Institutional Buyers to Access Ghana’s 140-Tonne Annual Output

November 11, 2026
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Prestige Gold Refinery Ghana has formally issued an invitation to international gold buyers, bullion dealers, institutional investors, and jewellery manufacturers to explore physical gold purchasing and export opportunities from Ghana. As Africa’s top gold-producing nation with an annual output reaching approximately 140 tonnes, Ghana continues to strengthen its position in the international commodities market.
The company’s strategic move aims to expand global trading partnerships and provide institutional buyers with direct access to certified, ethically sourced physical gold bullion. ​To detail the procurement framework, Prestige Gold Refinery will host an international trade briefing on Wednesday, November 18, 2026, commencing at 10:00 AM GMT.
The event will take place at the Prestige Gold Refinery Operations & Logistics Hub, located within the Kotoka International Airport City enclave in Accra. Executive leadership and trade experts, including Tumisaiwaa Manu-Antwi, Managing Director and Head of International Trade, alongside Mineral Trade and Export Compliance Expert George Darkwa, will lead the proceedings to outline operational protocols and export pathways. ​
The initiative introduces structured mechanisms for global purchasers acquiring physical dore and refined bullion bars under full compliance with national gold export frameworks. The refinery offers standard smelting and assaying services to ensure precise purity verification prior to shipment, while maintaining complete alignment with GoldBod (Ghana Gold Board) regulatory guidelines and official export documentation.
To facilitate seamless international commerce, the refinery provides fully insured vaulting, customs clearance, and air-freight delivery, supported by standardized financial channels designed to enable 100 percent capital value repatriation through accredited trading accounts. ​
Highlighting the scope of the announcement, Managing Director Tumisaiwaa Manu-Antwi emphasized Ghana’s unique standing in the global market, noting that as Africa’s leading gold producer, the country presents exceptional opportunities for international investors seeking reliable supply chains.
She reaffirmed that Prestige Gold Refinery remains dedicated to upholding maximum transparency, rigorous quality control, and secure physical delivery for trade partners worldwide.

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