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Genser Energy buys back Oppenheimer’s 40.4% stake as investor exits after five years

Before Oppenheimer Partners joined the business, the company had developed five operating power plants and a 325-kilometre natural gas pipeline network, establishing itself as a key supplier of energy to Ghana’s industrial sector.
The transaction comes as infrastructure investors increasingly seek opportunities in Africa’s energy sector, where growing industrial demand and regional power integration are driving investment in gas pipelines, power generation and cross-border electricity trade.
During the investment period, Genser expanded its infrastructure further, adding another 110 kilometres of natural gas pipeline, constructing a 200 million standard cubic feet per day gas conditioning plant in Prestea and entering Côte d’Ivoire through cross-border electricity exports.
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