LONDON, United Kingdom — Jobex Company Ltd, a prominent Ghanaian industrial supplier and licensed gold trading enterprise, has announced that Eric Kwame Nkrumah will represent the company at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London. The three-day event gathers international trade experts, policymakers, and business executives to examine supply chain resilience and global market access.
Established in 2009, Jobex Company Ltd has built a fifteen-year track record supplying vital industrial chemicals, such as sodium hydroxide and grinding media, to major multinational gold mining operations across West Africa, including Goldfields Ghana Ltd and Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd. Over the years, the firm has diversified into logistics, civil engineering, and hospitality, alongside holding official licensing as a gold trading entity from Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana.
By participating in the London forum, Jobex Company Ltd aims to secure new international partnerships to bolster its import and export channels. The forum provides a critical platform for the company to engage with global suppliers of industrial chemicals and to explore expanded distribution networks for its licensed gold trading operations.
The West African mining sector relies heavily on robust, transparent cross-border supply chains. As global demands for mineral resources rise, maintaining the uninterrupted flow of specialised chemicals and equipment is essential for regional economic stability. Jobex’s participation, bolstered by its nomination for the International Trade Council’s Go Global Awards 2025, reflects the growing importance of African enterprises in international B2B matchmaking and trade facilitation.
“Sustainable development in the West African extraction sector relies on the integrity and efficiency of our supply networks. Our objective at this forum is to establish direct dialogues with international chemical manufacturers and logistics partners who share our commitment to operational transparency and high-quality standards.”
“As a licensed gold trader operating under rigorous national frameworks, we recognise the value of aligned global compliance. Engaging with international trade leaders in London allows us to present the robust capacity of Ghanaian enterprises while integrating global best practices into our expanding service portfolio.”
The forum’s emphasis on trade transparency and supply chain security aligns with the strategic expansion goals of Jobex Company Ltd. As the company continues to diversify its operations, establishing resilient import-export corridors remains central to its long-term growth strategy within the broader African continent and international markets.
About Jobex Company Ltd
Founded in 2009, Jobex Company Ltd is a Ghana-based enterprise specialising in the supply of industrial and specialised chemicals to the West African mining sector. The company has diversified its service portfolio to include civil engineering, hospitality, car rentals, and logistics, and operates as an officially licensed gold trading entity under Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana. Jobex serves major multinational mining corporations, facilitating critical supply chain solutions and resource trade across the region.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is an annual gathering of senior business leaders, trade officials, and policymakers held across various venues in London. The three-day programme focuses on advancing international trade, enhancing market access, reinforcing supply chain resilience, and promoting global export growth through collaborative dialogue and strategic networking.
About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council is an independent, neutral, and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce dedicated to fostering sustainable economic growth and reducing barriers to global commerce. Serving a global network of over 28,000 members across more than 179 countries, the Council represents a diverse constituency of businesses, government ministries, diplomatic missions, chambers of commerce, and trade promotion agencies. Through the ITC Academy’s educational programmes and comprehensive market research, the Council actively champions transparent, ethical, and inclusive trade practices worldwide.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring (ICTTM) is the trading name of International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited, a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Registered in the United Kingdom since its founding in November 2022, the company maintains offices in both the UK and the Philippines, working to elevate transparency in worldwide commerce. ICTTM developed the proprietary AI trade intelligence platform ADAMftd (Advanced Data Analytics and Modeling for Foreign Trade Data), which synthesises billions of customs, shipping, tariff, and compliance data points to help organisations map supply chains, evaluate counterparty risk, and monitor market trends.
Media Contact
Eric Kwame Nkrumah. Representative. Jobex Company Ltd. info@jobexglobal.com. https://jobexglobal.com
