

Existing Operations
The Awaso bauxite mine has been in operation for over 80 years and is managed by Ghana Bauxite Company which is jointly owned by a Ghanaian Consortium and Government of Ghana.

Future Operations
GIADEC, in line with its Master Plan will develop four mining concessions; this will involve the expansion of the Awaso mine which is already in operations and the building of three additional

Sustainability
GIADEC is committed to establishing a world-class environment, social, and governance (ESG) framework which supports sustainable reduction of our environmental footprint

Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation (GIADEC) was established by an Act of Parliament, the Ghana Integrated Aluminium Development Corporation Act, 2018 (Act 976) – to develop and promote a globally competitive Integrated Aluminium Industry (IAI) in Ghana.
Empowered by its object under the Act 976, GIADEC will hold and manage all of Government of Ghana (GoG)’s current and future interest and investments in the IAI which includes the entire value chain in the production of aluminium. GIADEC currently has GoG’s entire shares in two (2) existing companies – Volta Aluminium Company Limited (VALCO) and Ghana Bauxite Company Limited (GBC).
GIADEC is seeking to partner with strategic investors including local participation across the entire bauxite and aluminium value chain – mining, refinery, smelter, and downstream industries. GIADEC, together with a Ghanaian private partner shall hold not less than 30% stake in any new IAI venture involving a mine, refinery, or smelter.
Documentary - Forging the Future: Ghana’s Journey to an Integrated Aluminium Industry
A fully integrated aluminium industry could make Ghana a true industrial powerhouse in Africa. Instead of just extracting and shipping raw bauxite, Ghana could become a hub for aluminium manufacturing, exports, and innovation. By processing bauxite into alumina and then aluminium locally, we can create new industries, reduce dependence on imports, and unlock billions in economic growth. Join the movement to transform Ghana into Africa’s industrial powerhouse. This is not just a GIADEC vision but a call for national support in developing an Integrated Aluminium Industry that will unlock billions in economic growth.