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  1. The government in Ghana is driving environmental policy through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.

Volta Aluminium Company reports profit and outlines $4 billion investment plan

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Volta Aluminium Company presented updates to the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources during a sector reset initiative. The company reported $1.3 million in profit within nine months of operations this year. VALCO produced 30,000 tonnes of alumina as of September, and its CEO stated that reaching a goal of 1.5 million tonnes in the next decade would require $4 billion in investment.

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The company, which previously faced issues with obsolete equipment and debt, is showing positive financial signals. The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources is driving policy to reset the aluminum sector in Ghana, signaling a strategic push for industrial revitalization.

The government in Ghana is driving environmental policy through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.

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    The strategic reset agenda could advance the goal of attracting strategic investment and funding.

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