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Aiyinasi Factory
Planned centralized cassava-processing factory with modern equipment.
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Kakuduro’s current project portfolio centers on factory development, agricultural expansion, farmer integration and value-added production in Ghana’s Western Region.
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Turning Strategy Into Physical Capacity
The company’s project pipeline reflects its stated strategy of diversification, vertical integration and business growth. The clearest documented initiatives are centered on the Aiyinasi factory, cassava cultivation, structured out-grower participation and coconut production.
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450-Acre Cassava Expansion
Land acquired to strengthen raw-material supply for starch production and export.
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200+ Farmer Out-Grower Programme
Structured farmer registration, training, inputs, market access and logistics.
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Coconut Production
More than 50 acres of coconut plantation supporting oil production.
01 / Aiyinasi Factory
Industrial Development
Cassava Starch Factory at Aiyinasi
Kakuduro’s planned factory site at Aiyinasi in the Western Region is central to its strategy for modern cassava processing. The company profile describes a centralized production system using modern equipment.
The project is intended to increase processing capacity, support domestic and export markets, and contribute to direct and indirect employment.
30 t/dayStated daily cassava starch capacity
9,000 t/yrStated annual cassava starch capacity
AiyinasiPlanned factory location in Western Region
Centralized Processing
Modernized factory production intended to improve efficiency and scale.
Employment Creation
The company profile links the factory project to substantial direct and indirect job creation.
Domestic Supply
Processing capacity is intended to serve local food and industrial applications.
Export Ambition
The company’s vision includes becoming a leading producer and exporter of cassava starch.
Project basis
Factory rendering and factory-site plans are supplied in the company materials; a construction completion date is not stated.
02 / Cassava Expansion
Agricultural Expansion
450 Acres for Cassava Production
The company profile states that Kakuduro has acquired 450 acres of land for cassava starch production for export. This land base is a major part of the factory’s raw-material strategy.
The project supports a vertically integrated model in which farm production feeds directly into industrial processing.
450Acres acquired for cassava production
Farm → FactoryIntegrated raw-material supply model
ExportLong-term market orientation stated in profile
Raw Material Security
Dedicated land helps create a more dependable cassava supply base.
Vertical Integration
Farm production and factory processing are designed to work as one value chain.
Local Value Addition
Cassava is positioned to be processed into higher-value starch products locally.
Growth Platform
The land acquisition supports larger future production volumes.
03 / Out-Grower Programme
Farmer Partnership
Structured Out-Grower Programme With 200+ Farmers
The detailed out-grower structure is designed to establish a sustainable and profitable cassava supply chain for Kakuduro’s starch factory.
The programme covers farmer registration, agronomic training, access to inputs, mechanized support, harvesting coordination, quality control and prompt payment after delivery and inspection.
200+Target farmers to be recruited and registered
5–6Field officers proposed for 200 farmers
3–5 yrsSuggested contract duration with renewal options
Training & Extension
Best agronomic practices, pest management and post-harvest handling.
Input Support
Access to planting materials, fertilizers and other inputs.
Guaranteed Market
Kakuduro commits to purchasing cassava under pre-agreed pricing arrangements.
Prompt Payment
Payment is designed to follow delivery and quality inspection.
Programme objective
To create a dependable supply chain for the factory while improving farmer access to markets, inputs, training and income opportunities.
04 / Coconut Production
Coconut Value Chain
Coconut Plantation & Oil Production
Kakuduro’s history includes indigenous coconut oil production at Aiyinasi. The company profile states that it currently has more than 50 acres of coconut plantation.
The supplied business artwork identifies both Virgin Coconut Oil and RBD Coconut Oil as production activities.
50+Acres of coconut plantation stated in profile
VirginVirgin coconut oil production
RBDRefined, bleached and deodorized coconut oil
Plantation Base
Dedicated coconut production supports raw-material availability.
Value Addition
Coconuts are positioned for processing rather than only raw sale.
Local Production
The business began with local coconut oil production at Aiyinasi.
Product Diversification
Virgin and RBD oils broaden the company’s manufacturing portfolio.
Development Logic
How the Projects Fit Together
The documented projects are designed to reinforce one another across agriculture, farmer participation and industrial processing.
01 / LAND
Build Supply
Dedicated cassava and coconut production creates a stronger agricultural base.
02 / FARMERS
Expand Participation
Out-grower partnerships increase supply and connect local farmers to the factory market.
03 / FACTORY
Add Value
Modern processing converts farm output into higher-value industrial products.
04 / MARKET
Grow Reach
Production is positioned for domestic customers and future export opportunities.
Project Partnerships
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