Evatex Logistics Limited has defended its works at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA), maintaining that it performed its revenue assurance duties to utmost efficiency.

In a press release issued by its lawyers, Evatex Logistics downplayed suggestions that it was awarded the contract unduly, stating that all due process involved in the awarding of contract were duly followed.

The company clarified that contrary to unfounded allegations in the media, it has the resources and expertise to deliver the revenue assurance contract at the airport

“Evatex confirms that its engagement with the Ghana Airports Company Limited followed a duly transparent and legally compliant process,” excerpt of the statement read.

Maintaining its innocence amid ongoing persecution of its image in the media, the company stated its readiness to fully cooperate with investigations into its dealings with airport.

According to the company, it remains confident that the outcome of the investigations would further solidify its status and reputation as an effective company committed to the principles of transparency and ethical governance.

“Our client welcomes lawful investigations and remains confident that all records will affirm the integrity of the process of the award.

“Evatex reiterates its commitment to transparency, ethical governance, and supporting Ghana's public institutions through performance-driven partnerships,”.

While reiterating its commitment to cooperate with investigations into the now botched contact at the KIA, the company cautioned the public against spurious and misleading comments that have the potential of damaging its reputation in the eyes of the public.


“In view of the above, we have our client's further instruction to inform the general public of its readiness to fully cooperate with all aspects of the ongoing investigations and we further state that whilst our client is not against the public interest in the matter and discussions on same, our client cautions that such discussions must be done within the remit of law in order to avoid defaming our client and its officers” parts of the statement read.

It will be recalled Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) last week terminated its revenue assurance contract with Evatex Logistics Limited, following months of public scrutiny and ongoing investigations by the Office of the Special Prosecutor.Airport cargo and freight servicesAirport revenue management

The Managing Director of GACL, Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare, officially communicated the termination in a letter dated July 28, 2025, addressed to Evatex Logistics.

According to the letter, the contract, which was executed on December 4, 2024, will cease to be in effect from August 27, 2025.

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