Jaehyung Jeon, Senior Branch Manager at Hyundai Infracore, has highlighted Ghana’s political stability as the key factor in selecting it as a distribution hub for their Western and Central African operations.
Hyundai Infracore, a Korean manufacturer known for its Devlon heavy-duty trucks and earth-moving machinery, has chosen Ghana among several other African countries for this strategic role. According to a video posted on the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) X page, Mr. Jeon emphasized Ghana’s stable environment as the decisive reason for their choice.
In addition to Ghana, Hyundai Infracore is considering Nigeria, Senegal, and Côte d’Ivoire for its expansion. As it enters the African market for the first time, the company aims to set up operations in Ghana to ensure efficient equipment delivery and comprehensive after-sales support across the continent.
Furthermore, Hyundai Infracore plans to collaborate with a technical university in Ghana to establish an assembly plant. This initiative will not only facilitate skill and knowledge transfer but also create job opportunities for the local youth.
Hyundai Infracore operates under the umbrella of HD Hyundai Group, a renowned global producer specializing in container vessels, chemical plants, and construction power systems.
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