Manoj Lakhiani was 17 when he quit school and borrowed $25,000 from his father to buy a second-hand plastic extrusion machine in Accra. Three decades later, the Ghana-born industrialist is Chairman of the Blow Group of Companies, one of the largest privately owned manufacturers in Ghana. Its factories in Tema make plastic bags and packaging, […]
Manoj Lakhiani was 17 when he quit school and borrowed $25,000 from his father to buy a second-hand plastic extrusion machine in Accra. Three decades later, the Ghana-born industrialist is Chairman of the Blow Group of Companies, one of the largest privately owned manufacturers in Ghana. Its factories in Tema make plastic bags and packaging, […]
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