About us
Our history
The Beginning
Guinness Ghana Limited was established to bottle and market Guinness Foreign Extra Stout locally, giving Ghanaians access to one of the world’s most iconic brews.
First Brewery Commissioned:
The Kumasi Brewery commenced full operations, marking the birth of large-scale stout brewing in Ghana.
Listing on the GSE
Guinness Ghana became a publicly listed company, symbolizing transparency and commitment to shareholder value.
Merger and Modernization
Guinness Ghana merged with Ghana Breweries Limited to form Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC, unifying two industry leaders under one strong brand.
Expansion and Innovation:
Launch of Orijin, Alvaro, and Smirnoff Ice widened the portfolio to include RTDs, non-alcoholic beverages, and flavored drinks
A New Chapter
Diageo transferred majority ownership to Castel Group, ushering in a new era of strategic collaboration, investment, and local expansion. Through every era, Guinness Ghana has stood for quality, integrity, and the Ghanaian spirit of progress.