Injaro Agricultural Capital Holdings Limited has invested in Sekaf Ghana Ltd., a shea-based cosmetics company, to enhance operations and promote sustainable employment in Ghana's shea sector.

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Injaro Agricultural Capital Holdings Limited has announced a significant investment in Ghana’s shea sector by partnering with Sekaf Ghana Ltd., a locally owned company specializing in natural cosmetics. Sekaf produces a range of shea-based skin and hair care products, including soaps, lotions, and oils, all crafted from the shea butter derived from the nuts of the shea tree. Renowned for its protective and moisturizing properties, shea butter is traditionally recognized for its medicinal benefits, particularly for treating various skin conditions and enriching lip care.

With the infusion of capital from Injaro, Sekaf is set to expand its operations based in Tamale, in the Northern Region of Ghana. The company markets its products under the “TAMA” brand and aims to implement an advanced processing, packaging, and distribution system. Sekaf also engages in the procurement of various agricultural commodities, including cashew nuts, sesame seeds, and soya beans, catering to diverse commercial clients.

Industry Overview in Ghana

The shea industry is vital to the economies of several West African countries, particularly Ghana, where the shea tree is endemic. Among the 20 shea-producing nations in the Sahel region, Ghana plays a key role, contributing si