China-Africa Development Fund Visits Sunon Asogli Power to Review Operations and Future Expansion Plans

Date: 29th May 2025

On Tuesday, 28th May 2025, a delegation from the China-Africa Development Fund (CADFund), a key shareholder of Sunon Asogli Power Ghana Limited, paid a working visit to the company’s site in Tema. The visit formed part of the Fund’s ongoing commitment to monitoring and supporting the performance and growth of its portfolio companies across the continent.

The delegation was led by Mr. Lou Wenjian, Vice President of CADFund, and included senior officials from the organization. They were received by the Chairman of Sunon Asogli Power, Mr. Kwame Wang, and members of the company’s management team.

During the visit, Sunon Asogli’s leadership delivered a detailed presentation on the company’s operations, outlining key performance indicators, plant efficiency, and expansion milestones. The briefing also covered corporate social responsibility initiatives and Sunon Asogli’s broader vision of contributing to sustainable energy development across Africa.

The discussions focused on future growth plans, particularly the company’s efforts to diversify into renewable energy, scale up generation capacity, and develop Ghana as a regional hub for electricity exports. Chairman Wang emphasized Sunon Asogli Power’s long-term strategy of aligning business growth with environmental responsibility and community development.

Mr. Lou, commended the company for its progress and professionalism, noting its positive impact on Ghana’s energy sector and its reputation as a successful example of China-Africa cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative. He reaffirmed CADFund’s continued support for Sunon Asogli’s strategic direction and expressed confidence in the company’s ability to lead future energy investments in Africa.

The visit reinforced the strong relationship between Sunon Asogli Power and the China-Africa Development Fund and highlighted the importance of close collaboration in driving impactful, sustainable infrastructure development across the continent.