By Sandra Agyeiwaa OTOO
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Renew Farms, Philip Nyhira-Ba Moses, has mentioned that the company will leverage the GH¢10,000 advertising support from Business and Financial Times (B&FT) to increase visibility and expand its customer base.
This comes as part of its participation in the Youth Economic Forum (YEF) Entrepreneurship Challenge 2026 organised by the B&FT
According to him, his outfit expects the support to translate into revenue growth within the next six to twelve months, driven by improved market awareness and stronger engagement with customers.
“We expect this support to drive revenue growth within the next six to twelve months through increased market visibility and stronger customer engagement,” he said.
Renew Farms placed seventh in the YEF Entrepreneurship Challenge, a development he says reflects the company’s growth potential and readiness to scale operations.
The agribusiness is focused on reducing Ghana’s dependence on imported protein by producing fresh eggs, meats and vegetables locally, contributing to food security.
“Renew farms is gradually filling up the gap of Extreme over-reliance of imported protein sources and supporting food security in Ghana,” he mentioned.
To stay competitive, the company offers high-quality products at affordable prices, targeting a wide segment of the market and has plans to expand beyond Ghana as production increases.
Mr. Moses pointed out that the company’s operations support Ghana’s import substitution agenda by promoting local production, reducing imports and creating jobs.
“Renew farms contributes directly to Ghana imports substitution by providing fresh, high-quality, locally raised agricultural produce (fresh eggs, meats and vegetables). By scaling production, focusing on efficiency and branding local agricultural products, renew farms brand also enhances food security, saves foreign exchange and creates jobs,” he indicated.
Beyond profit, Renew Farms aims to drive innovation and reduce reliance on imports within the agricultural sector.
Mr. Moses concluded that “boost in confidence and team morale is high, we have the ability to stand out amongst other competitors and ready for the next challenge.”
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