Bussiness
Brittin Industries has commissioned a modern glass processing factory at Oyarifa
Brittin Industries has commissioned a modern glass processing factory at Oyarifa in the Greater Accra Region to manufacture, sell and install high quality glass and façade systems.
The fully-owned Ghanaian glass and façade company produces a wide range of tempered, laminated, insulated, and single pane glass systems, curtain wall systems, interior and exterior door systems, full-window units as well as interior glass partitions for commercial and residential buildings.
It is one of the largest in the Sub-region, which provides cost effective construction solutions using the latest technology, known as Computer Numerical Control (CNC)precise cutting machines to produce products that meet international standards.
The Managing Director of Brittin Industries, Mr Didier Ireke, at the ceremony urged businesses to understand the unique needs of their customers and serve them effectively and efficiently, a press release issued on Tuesday to the Ghana News Agency, stated.
Mr Ireke explained that the Company was embarking on a journey to build a team of professionals to support the development of the next generation of sustainable infrastructure to champion Ghana’s economic growth.
By so doing, the company adhered to international standards that met the needs of both partners and customers, the release said.
“We understand that the needs of each project are unique so we have so we have dedicated staff that will work with you to meet your project specification,” Mr Ireke said.
“As an organisation, we believe in gender equality and access to opportunities. It is, however, not surprising that we currently employ about 40% female staff in an industry that is largely male dominated. This is our way of contributing to achieving the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) five.”
Mr Andrew Kofi Egyapa Mercer, Deputy Energy Minister, charged the company to leverage the opportunity provided by the government to develop products, which met the needs of customers.
“The private sector is the key game changer for achieving government’s industrialization agenda. It is my hope that the management and board will take advantage of this to unlock the opportunities available,” the release said.
Mr Egyapa Mercer Deputy Minister expressed the hope that the opening of the factory would help to address youth unemployment in Ghana.”
The guests were taken on a tour of the factory to learn at first-hand how the company delivers superior glass, accessories and aluminum profiles to customers.
Chiefs and elders of Oyarifa-Teiman, partners of Brittin, policy makers and other stakeholders attended the ceremony. -GNA
Ghana’s gold and minerals sector is set for a major spotlight as Meetings. Co, in partnership with key industry stakeholders, announces the Mining & Minerals Convention 2025, scheduled from August 26-27, 2025, at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra.
Held under the theme “Shaping the Future of Ghana’s Gold Industry,”‘ the Convention will convene government leaders, regulators, miners, refiners, investors, sustainability partners, innovators, and responsible mining, and global competitiveness,policy experts to explore strategies that position Ghana’s gold industry for long-term growth.
The two-day convention will feature presidential and ministerial keynote addresses, industry thought leadership, technical paper presentations, policy dialogues, fireside chats, exhibitions, and high-level networking sessions.
Convention delegates can anticipate a dynamic and insightful experience, marked by thought leadership from leading policymakers and regulators, in-depth discussions on key topics such as sustainability, ESG, digital gold, and responsible sourcing, as well as valuable opportunities to forge public-private partnerships and investment deals.
Moreover, the event will offer practical action points aimed at unlocking greater economic value for Ghana.
The 2025 edition will be supported by a strong coalition of strategic partners, including the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, the Minerals Commission, GoldBod, the Minerals Income and Investment Fund (MIIF), and the Ghana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GHEITI).
The Minister for Finance Hon. Cassiel Ato Forson has disclosed that a sum of nine hundred and Eighty-Seven Million, Nine Hundred and Sixty-Five thousand and Seventy-Three Ghana Cedis (GHS987,965,073.00) from the Consolidated Fund into the District Assembly Common Fund Account, being the first quarter amount due to the DACF.
Furthermore, the Finance Minister informed the House that a total amount of Two Billion, Thirty- Three Million, Four Hundred and Sixty-Nine Thousand, Six Hundred and Seven Ghana Cedis (GHS2,033,469,607) has been disbursed to the National Health Insurance Fund.
While the Ghana Education Trust Fund has also received a total of Two Billion, Seven and Ten Million, Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Ghana Cedis (GHS2,710,227,947.00) for the months January, February, March and April,2025.
The Finance Minister disclosed this in his statement to Parliament on the payments to statutory funds on the floor of the House.
In addition, he cautioned that the Administrator of the District Assembly Common Fund is required to ensure that 80% of this amount is transferred directly to the Assemblies without fail and expenditure returns submitted to the Ministry of Finance before subsequent releases will be made.
He added that Members are encouraged to monitor the utilization of these amounts sent to their respective Assemblies in line with the approved guidelines by Cabinet.
In his closing remark, Ato Forson said he’s going to take the concerns of the House seriously.
For his part, the Majority Leader, Mahama Ayariga made known the President’s prioritization of women in the country stating that President Mahama is “Pro-women”.
This is due to the fact that women are going to be the core beneficiaries from the expenditures going to be made by the MMDA’s, he added.
The Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin questioned the Finance Minister why road contractors have not been paid for more than five months. He said the Minister must not be applauded for since the allocation of these funds were long overdue.
