Textile manufacturing
Black Heritage Textile Group
Sustainable textile manufacturing at scale.
Discuss a partnership
100-acre textile village site at Asutuare, with the 24-Hour Authority. Currently in feasibility and fundraising.
Cloth made in Ghana, end to end.
Black Heritage Textile Group builds integrated textile manufacturing in Ghana, from fibre through to finished fabric. The group is developing a textile village that brings spinning, weaving, dyeing and garment production onto a single site.
The project is being developed on a 100-acre site at Asutuare in partnership with the 24-Hour Authority. It is currently in feasibility and fundraising.
- Integrated textile production
- Sustainable processing
- Skills and local employment
- Supply to regional garment makers
Textile manufacturing, end to end
Black Heritage Textile Group brings spinning, weaving, dyeing and garment production onto a single site, so that cloth can be made in Ghana rather than imported finished.
The Asutuare textile village
The group is developing a 100-acre textile village at Asutuare in partnership with the 24-Hour Authority. The project is in feasibility and fundraising.
- Spinning and weaving capacity
- Dyeing and finishing
- Garment production units
- Shared utilities and logistics
- Worker training facilities
Sustainability and employment
The site is planned around lower-impact processing and local employment, with skills training for machine operators, technicians and supervisors.