LONDON, United Kingdom — Jobex Company Ltd, an established Ghanaian mining support and chemical supply enterprise, today announced that its Senior Business Development Manager, Stephen Nana Korsah, will represent the company at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum. Taking place across London, the three-day forum gathers corporate executives and trade officials to discuss supply chain resilience and market access.
Established in 2009, Jobex Company Ltd has built over 15 years of operational expertise in the West African mining sector. The Accra-based firm acts as a vital link in the regional supply chain, sourcing specialised industrial chemicals from international partners and supplying them directly to major gold producers. The company’s attendance at the forum highlights the role of West African businesses in managing complex international logistics and securing essential industrial inputs.
During the three-day programme, Jobex aims to strengthen its relationships with global chemical manufacturers and explore new avenues for bilateral trade. By engaging with international delegates, the company plans to highlight its logistics framework and its capacity to manage complex distribution networks. The company’s representatives intend to foster partnerships that secure a stable supply of key reagents and grinding media, which are essential for maintaining gold production in the region.
The forum occurs at a key moment for Jobex, which was nominated for the International Trade Council’s Go Global Awards 2025. In addition to chemical distribution, Jobex is a licenced gold trading entity operating under the authority of Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana. This dual capacity as both an importer of industrial inputs and an exporter of gold highlights the company’s integration into the global trade economy.
“Participating in the Global Convocation provides an invaluable platform to discuss the unique logistics and regulatory frameworks governing the West African resource sector. Sourcing critical reagents for multinational mining firms requires a highly resilient supply chain, and establishing direct dialogue with international manufacturers is vital to sustaining this infrastructure.”
“We aim to demonstrate how structured local partnerships in Ghana can facilitate transparent and efficient trade flows, particularly within the regulated gold export market and the broader industrial chemical supply chain.”
Jobex has established itself as a trusted supplier to major multinational mining companies operating in Ghana, including Goldfields Ghana Ltd, Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd, Golden Star Resources, Newmont Akyem Mines, and Asanko Mining Ltd. By representing the Ghanaian industrial sector, the company aims to showcase the capabilities of West African enterprises in managing complex supply chains while adhering to international standards.
About Jobex Company Ltd
Jobex Company Ltd is a Ghanaian limited liability company established in 2009 that supports the mining and industrial sectors in West Africa. Headquartered in Accra, the company is a licenced gold trading entity under the authority of Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana, and a supplier of specialised industrial chemicals. Beyond its core operations, Jobex has diversified into civil engineering, imports and exports, car rentals, hospitality, camp catering, and cleaning services.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a three-day event held across various venues in London. The forum brings together senior business leaders, trade officials, and policymakers to advance international trade, market access, supply chain resilience, and export growth.
About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council operates as an independent, non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce. Its extensive global network reaches across more than 179 countries and encompasses over 28,000 members, including commercial enterprises, state ministries, trade associations, and diplomatic missions. The Council is dedicated to reducing trade barriers, promoting foreign direct investment, and supporting ethical, sustainable economic growth through research and education.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, which trades under the abbreviation ICTTM, is the commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Registered in the United Kingdom and established in November 2022, the company maintains offices in both the UK and the Philippines. ICTTM developed the ADAMftd trade intelligence platform, an artificial-intelligence system that analyses billions of customs, compliance, and shipping data points to help organisations map supply chains and evaluate counterparty risk.
Media Contact
Stephen Nana Korsah. Snr. Business Development Manager. Jobex Company Ltd. https://jobexglobal.com
