Egypt’s Kharafi National planning new $25mn power plant in Ghana

Egypt’s infrastructure contractor Kharafi National has submitted an offer to build a $25 million power plant in Ghana, said a senior official in the company on Tuesday.

“The company is responsible for executing the engineering works and running the project,” its operation manager Elia Saber told Amwal Al Ghad on Tuesday.

Moreover, Kharafi National also studies implementing a waste water project worth 1 billion Egyptian pounds ($60.2 million), Saber said on the sidelines of signing a joint financing deal of 750 million pounds with four Egyptian banks.

Kharafi National is an operational investor undertaking investment, design, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and facilities management services.

The company is also a leading multi-discipline general contractor and facilities management services provider to the oil and gas, petrochemical, power, water, wastewater commercial, and industrial sectors in the Middle East and North Africa.