The Registrar of Companies has struck off more than 230 companies from Ghana’s Register of Companies, effectively dissolving the entities under Section 289(5) of the Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992).
The dissolution was announced in the Companies Bulletin, Volume 49, dated Thursday, October 15, 2026.
In the official notice, the Registrar said the affected companies had been removed from the Register of Companies and should therefore be regarded as dissolved.
The list includes businesses operating in various sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, trading, construction, transport, fishing, finance and retail.
Some of the notable names appearing on the list include Ghana Breweries Limited, Ashanti Cement Limited, Ghana Plastic Industry Limited, Ghana Poultry Ltd, Ghana Rice Ltd, Hope Pharmacy Limited, Cambridge Bookshop Limited, Kumasi Wood Limited and Ideal Bottling Company.
Other affected entities include African Building Limited, African Enterprise Limited, Aluminium Manufacturing Limited, General Estates Ltd, Interocean Limited, Midland Quarry Limited and Luctor Construction Limited.
The notice also lists several companies bearing individual and family names, as well as trading and investment businesses.
The Registrar stated that the companies were struck off pursuant to Section 289(5) of Act 992, with the notice formally confirming their dissolution as of October 15, 2026.
The publication serves as an official notification to the public, businesses and other interested parties of the removal of the listed entities from the companies register.
However, the notice does not provide individual reasons for the dissolution of the companies or indicate whether any of them had ceased operations before being struck off.
Affected businesses and persons with interests in the listed companies may contact the Office of the Registrar of Companies for further clarification on the implications of the notice.
Source :www.kumasimail.com
