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E&P deploys 30 heavy-duty trucks to boost Tarkwa mining operations
March 22, 2026
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E&P deploys 30 heavy-duty trucks to boost Tarkwa mining operations

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Key Points

  • Indigenous Ghanaian firm E&P has deployed 30 Caterpillar 785D dump trucks to its Tarkwa mining base.
  • This delivery completes a larger order aimed at strengthening haulage capacity and operational efficiency.
  • The strategic investment seeks to scale up fleet capacity and improve turnaround times in mining operations.
  • E&P has a history of significant investment in Ghana's mining sector, including $650 million in 2018 and planned $1.2 billion for future expansions.
  • The deployment underscores continued capital inflows into Ghana's mining industry, driven by rich reserves and a stable regulatory environment.

Why This Matters

This substantial investment by a local Ghanaian firm signals strong confidence in the country's mining sector, potentially leading to increased mineral production and export revenues. It highlights the significant capital requirements for maintaining competitiveness and fostering economic growth through enhanced operational capacity and job creation within key mining hubs like Tarkwa.

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