Power to spark
change.
A Ghanaian industrial and social enterprise building West Africa's micro-mobility backbone, from bicycle manufacturing to electric motorcycle assembly to battery-swap energy infrastructure.
An industrial enterprise with a social mandate
Increasing incomes for marginalized communities: Okada riders, Kayayei, and the youth demographic, while reducing carbon emissions on a commercially sustainable basis.
What we build
Each venture stands on its own commercially while sharing the same industrial base: local assembly, a trained technical workforce, and distribution reach into communities most operators cannot serve.
Who we build with
Manufacturing joint ventures, government distribution channels, anchor donors and mobility platforms.
Hero Motor Company
Founding 2019 joint venture. Localizes the micro-mobility manufacturing supply chain in Africa.
ITEL Manufacturing
Supplies Tank Volt electric motorcycles into Ghana, opening the route into the commercial motorcycle economy.
Ghana TVET Service
Anchor government channel for bicycle distribution and workforce accreditation across all three BEEP phases.
The OR Foundation
Anchor donor for BEEP Phase 1, replacing USAID: 1,000 bicycles and training for up to 200 Kayayei via BEEP retail stores.
Bolt Ghana
Fleet partner for Okada rider conversion, starting with a 150-rider pilot.
TMG Ghana Limited
Engineering and utility-infrastructure partner for BEEP Power Stations, enabling entry as an energy services provider.
Advans Savings & Loans
Financial services partner.
Opportunity International Savings & Loans
Financial services partner.
The 2030 ambition
By 2030, the dominant indigenous electric-motorcycle and battery-swap energy provider in Ghana, with a licensed micro-grid energy arm and a replicable model for Sahel expansion.