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FanMilk Ghana PLC, a leading producer of nutritious and refreshing milk-based and dairy-based food products, has commissioned the new corporate head office in Accra
The new ultra-modern office housed in the same building as the factory represents the vision, mission and leadership behaviors of the firm as a truly danone company.
The building project was executed in two phases – an initial structure that housed the sales department, and the recently finished phase which now houses the entire head office, bringing the project to completion.
The two-storey building is located at the North Industrial Area in Accra and comes with fitted state of the art co-working rooms, millennial inspired brainstorm rooms, solo connectivity pods, facility for group co-working, recreational area, modern canteen, “hot desks” and other modern communication facilities.

Commenting on the opening of the office, President for Asia, Africa and Middle East, Corine Tap, stated that “the global Covid-19 crisis revealed the powerful role that businesses like ours can play in society”. “This facility provides ample evidence of danone’s commitment to local manufacturing and demonstrates our continuous desire to grow the business, impact society and invest in the economy and its people for the long term,” she noted
The Managing Director of FanMilk Ghana Plc, Yeo Ziobeieton, also remarked; “today we are here to inaugurate this exciting new office as part of our ambition to build a stronger and more agile team devoted every day to enriching the lives of millions of West Africans by making tasty nutritious food available to all. This office will, therefore, go a long way to help our pursuit.
According to Mr Ziobeieton, the office is only the first step of many investments to come. In the coming months, the company will also unveil major green projects in the factory.
“We are already at various completion stages of major developments to install a world class waste-water treatment, a biomass boiler, and solar power installation. Together these investments elevate Fan Milk PLC a clear leader in sustainable manufacturing to deliver nutritious products to west African families, while having a positive impact on our environment”, he added.
FanMilk PLC has been in existence since 1982 and is currently engaged in the production and distribution of quality refreshing milk and fruit-based products. The company is the leading player in the frozen yoghurt frozen flavored milks, and ice cream categories with beloved brands like FanYogo, FanChoco, FanIce SuperYogo and GoSlo
The company recently launched NutriDay, Ghana’s innovative fortified yoghurt and developed to meet the growing demand for healthy nutrition that supports the immune system.
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