Plantations SOCFINAF Ghana Ltd (PSG) operates a major oil palm and rubber plantation in the Daboase District of Ghana's Western Region, as part of the Luxembourg-based SOCFIN Group, one of the world's leading sustainable agribusiness companies. The plantation was acquired by SOCFIN in 2012 and has since become a cornerstone of the region's agricultural economy. PSG manages around 7,000 hectares of planted oil palm, with its palm oil mill operational since 2019. The operation provides employment to approximately 2,600 people directly and indirectly, making it one of the largest private employers in the Western Region and a significant contributor to local livelihoods. Key aspects of the operation include: Oil palm cultivation and harvesting across a large planted areaPalm oil milling and processing for local and industrial marketsRubber cultivation as a complementary cropOut-grower and smallholder programmes supporting local farmersCommunity development, health and education initiatives PSG achieved RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) certification in 2022, reflecting its commitment to producing palm oil in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. The company adheres to strict no-deforestation, no-peat and no-exploitation policies, and works continuously to improve its environmental performance. Beyond production, PSG invests in the wellbeing of surrounding communities through infrastructure, education, healthcare and livelihood programmes. The company's long-term presence in the Western Region supports economic development while demonstrating that large-scale agriculture can be conducted sustainably. With continued investment from the SOCFIN Group, Plantations SOCFINAF Ghana Ltd is positioned as a model of responsible agribusiness in West Africa. PSG also works closely with the government and local authorities on land use, environmental management and community relations, ensuring that its operations align with national development priorities. The company's out-grower programmes support local farmers with training and inputs, helping to raise productivity and incomes across the district. With palm oil demand in West Africa expected to grow significantly in the coming years, PSG is positioned to play an increasingly important role in meeting that demand sustainably while generating lasting benefits for the communities in which it operates.