YOUR GATEWAY TO INVESTING IN WEST AFRICA
Alantu Enterprise collaborates with investors and working professionals from all backgrounds to help secure high-yielding real estate and other investment opportunities in Ghana and across West Africa
Why work with Alantu Enterprise
Why Invest in Ghana?
We collaborate with investors and working professionals from all backgrounds to help secure high yielding real estate and other investment opportunities. Our services and events are suitable for individuals and businesses that are keen to explore and capitalise on the Ghanaian Investment Climate.
Thriving Tourism Sector
Economic Stability
High rental yields
US and European Compatible Economic and Legal System
Foreign Trade
'Gold Rush' of Investment opportunties
Categories of People currently investing with Alantu Enterprise
High-net Worth Clients
Multinational Companies
International Conglomerates
The Diaspora
Ghanaian Returnees
Ghana
Some key Facts and Statstics of Ghana for Real Estate Success
In 2019, The Ghana Government launched The Year of The Return initiative. This Ghana’s perfect investment experiment. The initiative generated the country over $2.9 Billion in a matter of weeks. This revenue was generated through tourism, property rentals, hospitality rentals and much more. This seasonal event attracted a great number of African-Americans, including first timers and A-list African-American celebrities. Recent studies show that African- Americans spent $109 billion in travel in 2019 alone. This highlights the potential of tourism and the Diaspora showing keen interest in Ghana. Prior to The Year of Return, Ghana was perceived as just a business hub for multinationals. Post- 2019, it become more welcoming for Tourists, The diaspora and other Young Working Professionals
- JLL states that "Ghana's economic growth and increasing supply of prime real estate assets make it one of Africa's most interesting markets for investors"
- According to All Africa, a number of high-profile African-Americans have started taking interest in Ghana
- Ghana Web states that the average spend per tourist in Ghana has increased from $1,862 in 2017, to $2,590 in 2019
- The tourism industry in Ghana since 2019, has increased by an astounding figure of 18%, according to Voyages Afriq
- The World Bank praises Ghana is not only the best place for doing business in West Africa, but the fastest growing economy in the world
- Airport Council International states that The Kotoka International Airport in Accra has been ranked the best in West Africa and the fourth best in the World
- Ghana's economic growth was projected to increase to 7.6% in 2019, according to The World Bank
- The World Bank shows that Ghana cedi came under considerable pressure in the first quarter of 2019, due to high demand, as importers sought to restock their supplies but, in the second quarter, the domestic currency market became relatively calmer.
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