Homes made in a factory. Built in Ghana.

Relic Casa is building a precast concrete factory in Okanta, Eastern Region. It will make wall panels, floors, stairs and bathroom pods that assemble on site in weeks, not months.

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5.08 acresPlanned factory campus, Okanta, Ayensuano
Accra–KumasiHighway access for dispatch to site
6 product linesWalls, floors, stairs, structure, pods, finishes
Room to growLand set aside for added production lines

Ghana is short of 1.8 million homes

Families are held back by cost as much as by supply, and the government says public funds alone cannot close the gap. Private, industrial producers have a clear opening.

1.8M

Homes short. Ghana’s housing deficit, as stated by the Minister for Works and Housing in January 2026.

37%

Of urban Ghanaians live in informal settlements, according to a Deputy Minister in July 2026.

72%

Projected urban share of Ghana’s population by 2050, up from just over half today.

Building on site is slow, uneven and wasteful.

Relic Casa moves most of the work indoors. Components are cast to the same specification every time, checked at the factory, and delivered ready to lift into place. Less time on site means lower cost, fewer delays and more homes finished.

23%

Average saving on precast slabs compared with cast-in-place concrete in a Ghanaian cost study. Precast columns came in about 21% cheaper.

Source: structural frame cost study of precast and cast-in-place concrete in Ghana (ScienceOpen).

From factory floor to finished home

Engineer

Designs are engineered for Ghanaian and African conditions, with openings, services and finishes planned in advance.

Cast

Panels, slabs and stairs are produced in precision moulds with integrated reinforcement.

Dispatch

Quality-checked components are staged, loaded and trucked to the project site.

Assemble

A crane lifts each unit into place and engineered connections fix it. Little wet work remains.

Why not just build on site?

Conventional buildRelic Casa precast
Where the work happensMostly outdoors, on the plotMostly indoors, in the factory
QualityVaries with crew, weather and supervisionSame moulds and quality checks on every unit
ScheduleRain and curing delays stack up on siteCasting runs while the site is prepared
WasteCutting and mixing on siteControlled production with less waste
On siteMonths of wet tradesCrane lifts and engineered connections

One system, six product lines

Every component is designed to fit the others, so a single order can deliver a whole building.

Stacked precast wall panels ready for delivery

Wall panels

Solid panels and panels with window or door openings. Cross-sections combine concrete, insulation and steel reinforcement.

Hollow-core precast floor panel

Floor panels

Hollow-core slabs that are light and strong, with good thermal and acoustic performance and interlocking joints.

Precast concrete staircase units

Staircase units

Moulded for consistent dimensions, delivered whole and fixed with reinforced connections.

Finished factory-built bathroom pod

Bathroom pods

Plumbing, electrics, tiles and fixtures installed and tested in the factory, then lifted into the building.

Cross-section of a precast panel showing insulation and reinforcement

Columns and beams

Structural elements cast with reinforcement ready to connect, for multi-storey frames.

Completed two-storey building clad in precast panels

Architectural finishes

Smooth or textured surfaces and cladding options, so the building looks as good as it performs.

The production hall we are building

The hall is designed around overhead cranes, reusable moulds and a set sequence from casting to staging, to keep output consistent.

Wall panel production line
Wall panels with window and door openings
Floor panel production with reinforcement
Floor panels cast on reinforced beds
Finished panels beneath the gantry crane
Finished panels ready for dispatch

A campus planned for scale

The Okanta site is planned to separate raw materials, production, finished goods and dispatch, with a quality lab, training centre and utilities on site.

Illustrative aerial view of the Relic Casa manufacturing campus, with numbered zones

Who we build for

Government housing projects such as Kpone and Oxygen City are each delivering 800 units, and precast is moving into larger projects: a pilot University of Ghana student hostel announced in 2025 plans about 2,280 rooms. Repeatable volume is what a factory is built for.

Single-storey precast house

Single-storey homes

Two-storey precast house

Two-storey homes

Precast housing development

Housing developments

Commercial and institutional precast building

Schools, offices and clinics

Precast components being assembled on site

On-site assembly

Why back Relic Casa now

A method already proven cheaper

A Ghanaian cost study found precast slabs about 23% and columns about 21% cheaper than cast-in-place. Relic Casa brings that method into one factory system.

Positioned on the main corridor

The planned site sits close to the Accra–Kumasi Highway, with straightforward access to materials and to customers across Ghana.

Products for several markets

The same components serve private homes, large developments, and public and commercial buildings.

Capital deployed in phases

The campus plan reserves land for added production lines, so investment can follow demand instead of running ahead of it.

Demand that is structural

The shortfall has stood near 1.8 million homes since the 2021 census and urban growth keeps adding to it. This is long-term demand, not a short cycle.

Output you can inspect

Standard moulds, factory checks and a dedicated quality lab make production measurable, and easier to audit than scattered site work.