GhISP news and events
Ghana’s investment landscape is rapidly evolving. Bookmark this page to stay on top of upcoming events that connect SMEs with ecosystem actors and capital, and for GhISP announcements, new resources and publications.
Summary: Ghana Impact Summit 2026
It’s a wrap on this year’s Ghana Impact Summit. As a strategic partner of the event, we’re happy to share this first highlights summary, including a session moderated by our Tony Anderson on how gender finance can be turned into economic power. Read on for more.
Springs & Bolts’ investment journey
Derrick Asamoah has big dreams for his company – dreams that now are turning into firm strategic plans, thanks to an investment by Growth Investment Partners. In this video, Derrick explains how GhISP helped realise this investment.
SME readiness panel discussion
GhISP recently gathered some of the key players from Ghana’s investment ecosystem to discuss the main challenges that SMEs face in accessing growth capital.
Topics included governance structures, environmental and social management, and the partnerships that exist to deliver solutions that help Ghana's SMEs get investor ready.
Ghana Impact Summit, 24 March 2026
GhISP is strategic partner at this year’s Ghana Impact Summit. The hybrid event is hosted by Impact Investing Ghana, with GSG Impact and AIIG, and brings together leaders shaping the future of capital mobilisation, climate finance, and inclusive enterprise growth.
Learn more about the event and register via link below.
Finance Ministry backs SME drive
Business & Financial Times covered the official launch of the GhISP-SECO partnership.
Read the full article below.
Minister: “Ghana is open for business.”
Meeting with British International Investment’s Board, the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare highlighted Ghana’s economic “reset” agenda. Read the full article below.
Opportunity for Ghanaian SMEs seeking growth capital
GhISP, in partnership with Growth Investment Partners, is inviting high-potential Ghanaian companies seeking growth capital to send Expressions of Interest.
CNBC puts a spotlight on Africa’s SME funding gap
“Ghana, historically, one of Africa’s best-established economies, faces a financing gap of around $4.8 billion– one of the largest in Africa – for its SMEs.”
Read the full story on how our partners at Deal Source Africa are working to tackle this challenge.