- Zoomlion Ghana denies allegations from Daily Guide linking it to property destruction
- Company affirms it does not engage landguards and operates within Ghanaian law
- Emphasizes commitment to ethical business practices and legal dispute resolution
Zoomlion Ghana Limited has strongly refuted accusations made by the Daily Guide newspaper on Monday, April 7, 2025, which alleged the company’s involvement in property destruction linked to Turkish investors, supposedly carried out by “Zoomlion Landguards.”
In a press statement, Zoomlion clarified that it does not engage landguards and is not involved in any illegal activities. The company reaffirmed its commitment to operating within the confines of Ghanaian law and upholding the highest ethical business standards.
“Zoomlion Ghana Limited does not hire, contract, or use landguards, nor are we associated with any unlawful activities,” the statement said. “As a responsible corporate entity, we are dedicated to adhering to legal and ethical standards in all our operations.”
Refuting any links to violence or property destruction, Zoomlion emphasized its long history of successful partnerships with reputable international firms and its dedication to fostering peaceful and productive business relationships.
The company also urged anyone with grievances to address their concerns through legal channels, reiterating the importance of the judiciary in resolving disputes.
“We categorically deny these allegations,” the company stated. “Any issues should be settled through appropriate legal processes in accordance with the rule of law.”
Concluding the statement, Zoomlion reassured its stakeholders and the public that the company continues to uphold integrity, professionalism, and accountability. The company urged the public to disregard the unfounded claims and reaffirmed its commitment to lawful, sustainable development in Ghana.
