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- 1st Sowah LK GD-185-8743, East Legon, Accra
Hub-Global Group
Specialty
Transport & Logistics
Our fleets range from variety of the state-of-the-art trucks to
warehouse and outbound logistics equipment
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Industrial Chemicals
We are the local agent for Depotchem, a renowned and a leading Israeli
chemical distribution company that operates in the Middle East and Europe for many
decades.
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Agricultural Inputs
Agrochemicals solutions to your input problems come in handy as we
have in stock world quality standard-level fertilizers, agrochemicals, and poultry
feeds.
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About Us
Hub-Global Group Limited is a private company incorporated in Ghana
its
head office in the capital, Accra. Hub-Global commenced business in 2015, and
has been operating in two key sectors, namely Hub-Global Commodities and Hub-Global
Transport & Logistics.
Our Vision
Our vision is to become a reliable West African leader in the
distribution of industrial chemicals, but also in the provision of
machineries and transportation service
Working Ethics
At Hub-Global, the triple bottom line is what underpins our work,
that is people, planet, & profit. This is adhered to in all our strategies,
structures, and processes
Machineries, Industrial Chemicals & Agricultural Input
Caustic Soda Pearls
Caustic Soda Pearls for producing soaps and detergents. Also used
by the mining industries
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Trailer Trucks
A7-P, with one sleeper and two seats, double arm windscreen wiper
system with three speeds
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NPK Fertilizers
Different types of NPK Fertilizers. NPK 20:10:10, NPK 15:15:15,
NPK 20:20:20, NPK 11:46:14, NPK 6:13:46 etc
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Major Partners
News & Media
CILT Ghana swears in members services
CILT Ghana swears in members of 8th Governing Council Members of the
8th Governing Council of CILT Ghana
The Concept of the Blue Economy
Background Blue Economy has become a term that relates to the
exploitation of the marine environment.
Tema Port becomes First Port of Call in West Africa
A historic milestone in the annals of the Port of Tema has been
chalked with the arrival of a 13,000+ containership