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Ghana Water Ltd (GWL) has inaugurated the Board of Directors of G-Water Bottling Limited, tasking members to transform the company into one of Ghana’s most visible, trusted and commercially successful bottled water brands.
The inauguration forms part of efforts by GWL to diversify its revenue streams, strengthen business operations and create sustainable value through strategic investments beyond its traditional mandate of potable water production and distribution.
G-Water Bottling Limited is a subsidiary of Ghana Water Limited established to manufacture, package and distribute safe, high-quality drinking water while operating on sound commercial principles.
The members of the Board are: Mr Agbesi Nutsu, Chairperson; Dr Hadisu Alhasan, Executive Director; Mr Sulemana Alhassan Alancash and Joseph Zefo Kero, Non-Executive Directors; and Madam Innocentia Kuupiel, Chief Executive officer (CEO).
Addressing the ceremony in Accra, Mr Eric J. Biliguo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ghana Water Ltd, said G-Water Bottling Limited represented an important pillar in the Company’s long-term growth strategy.
He noted that the bottled water brand had already earned widespread public goodwill because of its quality, purity and taste but had yet to achieve its full commercial potential due to limited market availability.
Mr Adam Mutawakilu, Managing Director of GWL, said the establishment of G-Water Bottling Limited created an opportunity for the Company to leverage its expertise in water production and quality assurance to compete effectively within Ghana’s bottled water industry.
He said the company was expected to generate additional revenue, strengthen the Ghana Water brand, create jobs and contribute to national economic development.
Mr Agbesi Nutsu, Chairman of the Board of G-Water Bottling Limited, pledged the Board’s commitment to providing strategic leadership and effective oversight to ensure the growth and sustainability of the company.
He said the Board understood that the company had been established not merely as a commercial enterprise but as a strategic subsidiary of Ghana Water Limited with responsibility for manufacturing, packaging and distributing safe, reliable and high-quality drinking water.

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