KGL Group to Pay GH¢150m in Taxes, Reinforces Commitment to Corporate Responsibility

The Executive Chairman of KGL Group, Alex Dadey, has announced that the company will pay GH¢150 million in taxes to the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) within the month, underscoring its dedication to responsible corporate conduct.

He made the announcement while speaking on “Good Corporate Citizenship in Building Sustainable African Businesses — The KGL Case Study” at the Kwahu Business Forum 2026 held in the Eastern Region.

The event was attended by key figures including John Mahama, Chief of Staff Julius Debrah, Trade and Agribusiness Minister Elizabeth Agyare, Presidential Economic Advisor Seth Terkper, and CEO of Ghana Export-Import Bank, Sylvester Adinam Mensah, among other industry leaders.

In his remarks, Mr. Dadey stressed the importance of taxation as a key driver of national development, noting that it enables government to fund infrastructure, social services, and long-term economic growth. He added that meeting tax obligations goes beyond compliance and reflects a broader responsibility to support national progress.

He also called for a fair and transparent tax system and encouraged all businesses to meet their obligations. According to him, KGL has consistently filed its tax returns on time and undergone thorough audits by the GRA over the past five years.

At the same time, he cautioned against tax policies that could stifle business growth, urging policymakers to strike a balance that promotes innovation, entrepreneurship, and job creation.

The announcement has been widely seen as a strong demonstration of corporate accountability within the private sector.

President Mahama commended Mr. Dadey for setting a positive example, urging other business leaders to follow suit. Participants at the forum also praised KGL’s commitment, noting that such actions help set a benchmark for responsible business practices in Ghana and beyond.