Sierra Leone · Mile 91 · Est. 2026

Clean Water.
Solar Power.
Community Impact.

Bana Water is Sierra Leone's first clean water company built on 100% solar power, recyclable packaging, and local production close to demand.

4MYear 1 Units
100%Solar Powered
£300KInvestment Sought

The Commercial Answer to Community Development

Bana Water is the commercial answer to years of community development work. It creates jobs, generates local income, and sustainably produces something essential for life.

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Pure Source Water

Deep borehole extraction at Mile 91, solar-pumped, WHO-certified, free after installation. No dependency on unreliable mains supply.

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Off-Grid Solar Operation

30kW solar array with battery storage. 100% off-grid, zero diesel dependency. Production runs reliably regardless of grid availability.

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Hybrid Packaging Discipline

500ml PET bottles for everyday accessibility in the mass market, recyclable aluminium cans for hospitality and premium retail. Plastic recycling partnerships from day one.

"Bana Water is the commercial answer to years of community development work. It creates jobs, generates local income, and sustainably produces something essential for life."
Oyoni Gbla, Founder & CEO, Bana Water Ltd.
10.6%of Sierra Leoneans have access to safe clean water (2022)
5.2MSierra Leoneans rely on unsafe drinking sources every day
25-50Permanent jobs created by Q4 2027
12 yrsCommunity development experience behind the founding team

Everything You Need to Know

The Product

500ml PET bottles for everyday access and recyclable aluminium cans for premium and hospitality channels. WHO-standard water quality across the entire range.

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Technology

Borehole extraction, reverse osmosis filtration, and a 30kW solar array with battery storage across three planned production sites in Sierra Leone.

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ESG & Impact

100% renewable energy. Zero-emission production. Circular packaging through plastic and aluminium recycling partnerships. Measurable community impact.

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