Lantian Group has launched the China Lantian (Ghana) Overseas Warehouse at HB Auto Hub near Tema Port in Ghana, adding an African hub to its global trade network and offering a new channel for Linyi Trade City businesses to reach overseas markets.
Located in Ghana's key trade and logistics area, the project covers 3,000 square meters, including 2,600 sq m of warehousing space and a 400-sq-m exhibition center. It follows Lantian's Dubai overseas warehouse and marks another step in building a wider cross-border storage and distribution network.
The Ghana warehouse will draw on Lantian's market resources and supply chain expertise while working with business associations, engineering partners and distributors. Targeting demand in West Africa, it will prioritize used cars, construction machinery, hardware and building materials, labor protection products, electronics, home appliances and daily consumer goods. It will also build an integrated trade platform covering storage, display, offline transactions, cross-border logistics and localized support.
In the first phase, it will support the storage, display and trading of used cars, construction machinery and textiles, while connecting with Lantian's auto trading resources and local-products facilities. The second phase will expand warehousing and add e-commerce, maintenance, processing and distribution, attracting Lantian merchants and local manufacturers. Over the long term, the Ghana hub is expected to reach Nigeria, Niger and West African markets, strengthening Lantian's supply chain network.
China Lantian (Ghana) Overseas Warehouse is launched at HB Auto Hub near Tema Port in Ghana. [Photo/Linyi Daily]
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