Kwabena Adjei Built Kasapreko Into a Beverage Powerhouse. Revenue Has Now Reached Ghc2.79 Billion.
When Dr. Kwabena Adjei founded Kasapreko, he set out to build a Ghanaian beverage company. Decades later, the business has grown into one of the country’s major beverage manufacturers, with a product portfolio that has established its presence in Ghana and other African markets.
The company’s latest financial results offer another indication of the scale of that ambition. Kasapreko PLC recorded revenue of approximately GH¢2.79 billion for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, representing an increase of about 8.8% from GH¢2.56 billion in the corresponding period of 2025.
Profit after tax climbed 14.3% to GH¢295.84 million, compared with GH¢258.84 million a year earlier. The stronger profit growth suggests that the company is translating higher sales into improved earnings, supported partly by a reduction in finance costs.
Beyond the financial performance, Kasapreko is investing heavily in its manufacturing capacity. Capital expenditure reached GH¢625.45 million during the nine-month period, reflecting the company’s commitment to expanding its industrial infrastructure, including its new facility at Adeiso.
That investment comes as the business navigates rising operating expenses and significant financing obligations. Selling, general and administrative expenses increased during the period, highlighting the cost pressures that accompany a growing manufacturing operatiion.
Kasapreko’s latest results represent another milestone in the development of a Ghanaian-founded enterprise that has grown beyond its original market ambitions. Its next challenge will be to convert its expanding production capacity into sustained revenue growth, stronger margins and long-term competitiveness.
