GH¢3.39bn Cocoa Capital CP listed on GFIM   
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GH¢3.39bn Cocoa Capital CP listed on GFIM   

…advances COCOBOD’s domestic financing shift

Joshua Worlasi AMLANU
Published 10 hours ago5 min read

Cocoa Capital PLC has listed GH¢3.39billion of commercial paper on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM), marking a shift in how the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) finances cocoa purchases as it seeks to reduce reliance on offshore borrowing.

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