The KGL Group of companies has concluded the year 2025 on an exceptional note, achieving significant national and global recognition despite encountering obstacles intended to impede its growth and development.
In an official statement released to newsmen, KGL Group highlighted a series of landmark achievements that have solidified its reputation as one of Ghana’s foremost indigenous conglomerates.The statement detailed how, through resilience and strategic initiatives, KGL Group navigated “thick and thin” throughout 2025 to deliver substantial contributions to both the local economy and international markets.
The group’s diversified portfolio, which spans multiple sectors including finance, infrastructure, and technology, enabled it to sustain momentum and expand its influence despite attempts to stifle its progress.
Key accomplishments cited in the release included the successful execution of major projects that have boosted employment opportunities and stimulated economic activity within Ghana, as well as partnerships that have elevated the company’s global footprint.These achievements underscore KGL Group’s commitment to innovation, corporate responsibility, and sustainable development, positioning it as a benchmark for indigenous enterprises in Africa.
The announcement also emphasised the company’s resolve to continue driving national growth and inspiring other local businesses to pursue excellence on both national and international stages. By overcoming adversities and achieving notable milestones, KGL Group has reinforced its legacy as a catalyst for economic transformation in Ghana.It said throughout the year,
KGL reported a strong performance within Ghana’s economic ecosystem, contributing to revenue mobilisation, job creation and private sector growth, while deepening its community‑impact initiatives across the country.
Mr Alex Dedey
The statement said KGL played a key role in the sports sector by supporting the Ghana Black Stars during their successful qualification campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The company’s continued investment in sports development and national teams was widely acknowledged as a boost to Ghana’s international sporting ambitions.KGL hit a big milestone in healthcare when it launched Phase One of its ultra‑modern Medical Centre on the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) campus.
The new facility is set to boost access to top‑quality healthcare for KNUST students, staff, and nearby communities, while also ramping up public‑private partnership in the health sector
.In the area of academia and public policy discourse, the founder and executive chairman of KGL, Mr Alex Dadey, delivered a well‑received Public‑Private Partnership (PPP) lecture at the University of Ghana.The lecture focused on innovative models for sustainable development, private sector participation and the role of partnerships in accelerating Africa’s growth agenda.Crowning the year’s achievements,
KGL earned international recognition after winning the prestigious Forbes Award for Best of Africa Corporate Leadership and Innovation.“The global honour highlighted the company’s commitment to excellence, innovation and responsible corporate leadership on the African continent,” it said.KGL’s 2025 performance underscores the growing influence of indigenous Ghanaian companies in driving development, innovation and competitiveness. Source: GNA
