Founded in 2009, Jobex Company Ltd has built a robust reputation over more than fifteen years as a critical partner to major multinational mining firms, including Goldfields Ghana Ltd and Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd. Initially established to supply essential industrial chemicals such as sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, hydrogen peroxide, and steel grinding media, the firm has since expanded its service portfolio. Today, its operations encompass civil engineering, logistics, car rentals, commercial cleaning, and hospitality, reflecting a highly diversified business model.
In addition to its industrial chemical supply and support services, Jobex operates as a licensed gold trading entity under the regulatory oversight of Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana. This dual expertise in importing specialised chemicals and exporting precious metals positions the company at a crucial intersection of West African commerce and global trade networks. The company’s participation in the London forum underscores its commitment to refining its international supply chains and identifying new global partners.
The significance of the company’s international trade contributions was recently acknowledged with its nomination for the International Trade Council’s Go Global Awards 2025. As global markets face ongoing supply chain disruptions, the ability of firms like Jobex to maintain the reliable flow of critical industrial inputs and secure export pathways is increasingly vital. The three-day programme in London offers an important venue for the company to engage in bilateral discussions focused on market access, regulatory alignment, and trade facilitation.
"Operating within the West African mining supply chain requires a meticulous balance of import logistics and regulatory compliance. Our participation in the forum presents an opportunity to discuss how mid-sized enterprises can better navigate global trade barriers, secure sustainable supply routes for critical chemicals, and foster stronger international investment in regional infrastructure."
"As we look to strengthen our import and export channels, engaging directly with trade policy experts and international counterparts helps ensure our operations remain aligned with global standards of transparency and efficiency."
Following the discussions in London, Jobex Company Ltd aims to implement advanced trade practices that streamline its importing procedures and expand its gold export operations. By collaborating with international trade experts, the firm intends to enhance its operational capabilities and contribute to the overall economic resilience of the West African mining support sector.
About Jobex Company Ltd
Jobex Company Ltd is a Ghana-based enterprise established in 2009 that specialises in the supply of industrial and specialised chemicals to the West African mining industry. Over more than 15 years, the company has diversified its service offerings to include civil engineering, hospitality, logistics, car rentals, and commercial cleaning. Licensed by Goldbod and the Central Bank of Ghana, Jobex also operates as an official gold trading entity, serving major multinational mining corporations such as Goldfields Ghana Ltd and Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is an elite three-day event held across various venues in London, United Kingdom, from 26 to 28 November 2026. Convened jointly by the International Trade Council and the International Centre for Trade Transparency & Monitoring, the forum brings together global business executives, trade ministers, and policymakers. The event is dedicated to addressing critical challenges in international trade, fostering supply chain resilience, enhancing market access, and promoting sustainable export growth.
About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council operates as an independent, neutral, and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce that supports international trade and foreign direct investment. With a global network spanning more than 179 countries and encompassing over 28,000 members, its constituency includes businesses, government entities, trade and investment agencies, ministries of trade and industry, diplomatic missions, chambers of commerce, export promotion agencies, and industry associations. The Council’s mission is to lower barriers to international commerce, generate new cross-border business opportunities, encourage foreign direct investment, and promote sustainable economic growth through shared knowledge, advocacy, and collaboration. It champions ethical, transparent, and inclusive trade practices, provides education and professional certification via the ITC Academy, and conducts extensive market and trade research. Website: www.tradecouncil.org
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, trading under the legal name International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited (ICTTM), is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Established in November 2022 and registered in the United Kingdom, the company maintains offices in both the United Kingdom and the Philippines with the core mission of increasing transparency in global commerce. To achieve this, ICTTM developed ADAMftd (Advanced Data Analytics and Modeling for Foreign Trade Data), an artificial-intelligence trade intelligence platform. ADAMftd processes billions of historical and real-time trade data points—including customs records, import-export documentation, shipping logs, corporate ownership structures, tariffs, duties, and sanctions compliance data. The platform is utilised by organisations to identify buyers, suppliers, and competitors, model global supply chains, evaluate counterparty risk, research trade rules, and forecast market trends and pricing. Website: www.icttm.org
Media Contact
Eric Kwame Nkrumah. Representative. Jobex Company Ltd.
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