The three-year project seeks to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, particularly methane, from rice cultivation.
Ghana is importing rice despite milled rice production being forecasted to reach 900,000 metric tons this season.
The country grapples with its worst drought in 36 years, which has reduced wheat output by about 40 percent.
Ezdehar’s investment will support Kemet’s next phase of expansion, including capacity upgrades, product innovation, and entry into new export markets.
These acquisitions are expected to increase Presco’s total plantation size by 37%, expanding its footprint from approximately 43,547 hectares to 59,760 hectares.