We Unlock the doors, bridge the gaps for companies looking to expand, grow and establish in Africa.
Anchored in Ghana, Nigeria and Ivory Coast, The ERMCRI Group is a company poised and driven by the development of Africa and believes the most efficient way to achieve this is by empowering and enabling global entities and entrepreneurs through seamless expansion procedures and channels into Sub-Saharan Africa. We provide a solution to the bureaucratic, logistics and infrastructural deficit commonly associated with the region.
Identifying and Advising on future trends and opportunities that create early-investor advantages.
Undertaking early-stage planning and development of enterprises that communities and governments embrace because they create jobs, improve services and help economies grow.
Building and leveraging an ever growing network of global and local relationships spanning the public, private, and government sectors to achieve shared objectives and while totally eliminating risks.
Relentlessly and uncompromisingly with innovation deliver success to our partners and clients, with an approach that reflects our ethics, values, and commitment to the development of Africa.
Guaranteed success through optimized expenditure, cutting out red tapes, global standard business professionalism, paving a smooth path in this prospective region.
We understand the dynamics of the African region and its people. We locate industry-specific growth patterns, advise partners on the opportunities that can be exploited for the mutual benefit of companies, African consumers and its economy.
Africa’s growth is augmented by extreme urbanization, with four times as many cities over 1 million people as the United States. Propped up by the world’s fastest-growing consumer market, consumption by middle-income households is estimated to reach $2.1 trillion by 2025.
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