RNAQ Holdings, led by the ever-driven Mr. Richard Nii Armah Quaye, just rolled out a substantial GHC 300 million Scale-Up Fund an initiative that’s likely to send ripples through Ghana’s economic waters.
This isn’t a solo act. They’ve teamed up with Quick Angels Limited, combining forces to inject much-needed capital into Ghanaian businesses that have already demonstrated some traction. We’re not talking early-stage, untested concepts; the focus here is on ventures that have put in the work and are positioned for serious growth.
Here’s where it gets interesting: the fund specifically targets entrepreneurs aged 20 to 45 who are already operating businesses and ready to scale up. Applications are open at www.rnaqholdingsglobal.com, and those who make the cut will have a chance to pitch directly to Mr. Quaye this October. Beyond the funding, there’s also the promise of mentorship an opportunity to tap into the experience of a proven business leader. That direct access? It’s a differentiator, turning this into more than just a capital injection; it’s about building connections and real business synergy.
This Scale-Up Fund is more than a headline it represents a pivotal step in RNAQ Holdings’ broader strategy to accelerate Ghana’s economic momentum. By zeroing in on businesses that have already cleared the initial hurdles, they’re setting the stage for job creation, increased innovation, and a stronger, more resilient marketplace. The approach signals a nuanced understanding of Ghana’s business landscape and shows a genuine commitment to fostering sustainable growth.
For entrepreneurs who fit the bill, the message is clear: this is an opportunity you’ll want to consider seriously.