Zoomlion Ghana Limited has strongly refuted claims made in the April 7, 2025, edition of the Daily Guide newspaper, which alleged that the company’s “Zoomlion Landguards” were responsible for the destruction of property belonging to Turkish investors.

In a statement released by the company’s management, the company emphasized that it does not employ, contract, or engage the services of landguards in any form.

The company categorically denied involvement in any unlawful activities, asserting that it operates fully per the laws of the Republic of Ghana.

Zoomlion’s management expressed their commitment to ethical business practices, stating that the company has long adhered to the highest standards of integrity and professionalism. They further reiterated that the company does not condone violence or the destruction of property and has worked with numerous reputable foreign entities over the years.

“These allegations are misleading and unjustifiable,” said the statement. “Zoomlion Ghana Limited is a responsible corporate entity, and it is both erroneous and damaging to associate us with any illegal actions.”

The company called on those with grievances or concerns to pursue the appropriate legal channels, assuring the public and its stakeholders of its continued commitment to lawful operations.

Zoomlion also affirmed its support for the role of the judiciary in resolving disputes and urged the general public to disregard the unfounded claims.