Alex Calloway

Alex Calloway

Partner | ALN Ghana | N. Dowuona & Company

Physical Address:

Solis House GL-056-7567 Adembra Road East Cantonments, Accra, Ghana

Postal Address:

P. O. Box CT8628, Cantonments, Accra, Ghana

Telephone:

+233 (0) 55 7889299

Email Address:

  1. Background

    Few transactional lawyers bring the depth of experience and cross-border expertise that Alex does. As an International Transactions Advisor at N. Dowuona & Company |ALN Ghana, Alex is a strategic force in energy, M&A, venture capital, and private equity transactions, seamlessly navigating complex deals across Ghana, Africa, and beyond.

    Having played an instrumental role in some of the world’s most transformative transactions—from multi-billion-dollar oil & gas acquisitions to landmark fintech, agriculture, and real estate investments in Ghana—Alex’s deal-making prowess is widely recognized. With experience advising Fortune 500 companies, energy giants, and leading private equity firms, Alex has been a trusted legal architect behind high-profile corporate transformations, industry-defining mergers, and strategic investments.

  2. Professional Memberships
    • Law Society of England and Wales
    • Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers
  3. Professional Qualifications
    • Legal Practice Course, BPP Law School
    • Bachelor of Laws (LLB) University of Bristol
  4. Career Summary

    2021 – 2025           International Transactions Advisor, N. Dowuona & Company | ALN Ghana

    2010 – 2021          Associate, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

  5. Awards and Accolades
    • Alex Calloway received a Spotlight Ranking Corporate and Commercial (Foreign) in the Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2025.
    • Alex Calloway is a ‘Recommneded Lawyer’ by Legal 500 (2021 – 2025) in M&A, Energy, and Infrastructure Projects.

    “Alex Calloway is outstanding- super responsive, creative and shows lateral thinking that adds helpful dimensions to problem solving.” – Legal 500 2025

  6. Top Matters

    M&A

    • Advising Acumen Resilient Agricultural Fund in connection with its pre-Series A investment in Farmerline – one of Ghana’s largest venture capitaltransactions in 2022.
    • Advising Injaro Agricultural Venture Capital Ltd in connection with its acquisitions and exits in agribusiness and consumer marketing companies in Ghana.
    • Advising OikoCredit, Acumen, Proparco, and Alethia in connection with the structuring of investments ino Ghana’s agritech ecosystem.
    • Advising a leading fintech company in connection with the sale of a minority interest in its Ghanaian subsidiary.
    • Advising multiple multinational companies in structuring their market entry strategies and commercial arrangements in Ghana.

     

    Energy

    • Advising on Occidental Petroleum’s USD 750 million sale in Ghana’s Jubilee and TEN fields to Kosmos Energy and Ghana National Petroleum Corporation.
    • Advising MOAB Minerals in connection with its acquisition of a 15% stake in CAA Mining Ltd for expansion in Ghana.
    • Advising a leading independent oil trading company in connection with the provision of a USD 100 million facility to an indigenous Ghanaian upstream oil and gas company in relation to the development of on oil block.
    • Advising a global impact investment firm in connection with a proposed USD 20 million debt financing to support off-grid solar energy operations across three African jurisdictions, including advising on the structuring of the facility to ensure compliance with local regulatory and legal requirements.

     

    Infrastructure Projects

    • Advising a global consulting firm and a government ministry in connection with the development of a major national housing project, including conducting a detailed evaluation of bidder proposals, preparing a red-flag due diligence report on shortlisted parties, and drafting the Heads of Terms Agreement between the government and the selected development partner.
    • Advising a client in connection with a strategic investment to finance the acquisition of a landmark commercial real estate asset in Ghana. The transaction, structured to enhance the investor’s regional portfolio, involved the provision of immediate capital through a bridge loan facility to expedite the purchase, followed by a term loan arrangement to meet long-term financing requirements.
    • Advising a national energy entity in connection with the proposed leasing of key assets and equipment to a third-party operator for refining activities, including advising on the structuring of the transaction, specifically through an equipment lease and an operation and maintenance agreement, to ensure legal and commercial viability.

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