Ghanaian Firms’ Share of Oil Service Contracts Falls to 23%

High Street Journal27 Oct2 outlets

Indigenous Ghanaian firms secured 23% of upstream petroleum service contracts by value in first-half 2026, raising questions about local content opportunities and participation.

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