$850M+
Annual US–Ghana Trade
AGOA
US–Ghana preferential trade access
33M+
Ghana Population
2026
US–Ghana Trade Mission Year
The US–Ghana Agribusiness Corridor
How Capital Worth bridges American capital and Ghanaian opportunity
US Exporters & Investors
US grain exporters, agri-input suppliers, and agribusiness investors
Capital Worth Bridge
Trade finance structuring, buyer/seller matching, and deal facilitation
Tema Port, Ghana
Ghana's primary port — gateway to ECOWAS markets
Ghana & ECOWAS Distribution
Goods distributed across Ghana and the broader ECOWAS market
US–Ghana Trade Finance Services
Structured solutions for the US–Ghana agribusiness corridor
USDA GSM-102 for Ghana
USDA export credit guarantees for US grain and agri-input exporters selling to Ghanaian buyers
Learn More →US Investment Facilitation
Connecting US agribusiness investors with Ghanaian opportunities — land, processing, and distribution
Learn More →Ghanaian Importer Finance
Working capital and import finance for Ghanaian grain importers and food processors
Learn More →AGOA Export Support
Helping Ghanaian exporters access the US market under AGOA preferential terms
Learn More →Frequently Asked Questions
How does Capital Worth support US–Ghana agribusiness trade?
We structure trade finance on both sides — supporting US exporters with USDA GSM-102 guarantees and Ghanaian importers with LC facilitation and working capital. We also connect US investors with Ghanaian agribusiness opportunities.
What is AGOA and how does it benefit US–Ghana trade?
The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) gives eligible African countries duty-free access to the US market for thousands of products. Capital Worth helps Ghanaian exporters structure transactions to maximize AGOA benefits.
Does Capital Worth support the US–Ghana Agribusiness Trade Mission?
Yes. Capital Worth is an active participant in US–Ghana trade facilitation, connecting US agribusiness investors with Ghanaian partners and structuring the finance to make deals happen.