IMANI raises red flag over 45% profit margin in withdrawn lithium agreement

[Joy Online - Ghana] - 11/12/2025

Policy think tank IMANI Africa has urged Parliament to conduct an independent profitability assessment of the Ewoyaa lithium project, warning that the foreign partners stand to make profit margins of up to 45% even before taxes far above global industry averages.

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