Maxwell Investments Group has successfully completed a trial run for its bamboo processing facility, aiming to boost income for residents in the Central Region and its surrounding areas.

In partnership with European collaborators, the facility is set to handle approximately one hundred thousand tonnes of bamboo daily at full capacity.

The Chief Executive of the Group, Dr. Maxwell Ampong, emphasized the importance of support from the private sector and government agencies for this young initiative.

He outlined the goal of establishing collection points across the country, enabling rural communities to trade bamboo for sustenance.

The facility's primary objective is to positively impact lives and provide income to rural communities throughout Ghana.

Dr. Ampong noted the significant demand for bamboo products in the European market, underlining the importance of securing a steady supply of raw materials for processing.

He called for support to ensure the project's success, as it aspires to become a livelihood for many.

Additionally, Dr. Ampong hinted at plans to expand the facility to benefit more communities and offer economic support.

This Bamboo project is part of Maxwell Investments Group's broader efforts to alleviate poverty, particularly in Zongo and Inner-City communities in Ghana.