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Bayport Ghana reports strong financial and ESG performance in 2025

The financial services company said the strong performance was driven by improved operational efficiency, increased local economic contribution and continued investments in financial inclusion, employee development and community initiatives.
Bayport Ghana’s contribution to government revenue also increased during the year, with the company paying GH¢55 million in taxes, up from GH¢12.
Bayport Ghana said it would continue to integrate ESG principles into its operations, with a focus on responsible finance, employee wellbeing, environmental stewardship and community development as part of its broader commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth in Ghana.
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