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Mr Awuah disputed the impression that the audit process began only after the change in management, saying he had formally written to the Auditor-General on September 2, 2024, requesting a comprehensive audit of the company’s accounts for the five-year period.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, Mr Awuah said the final financial audit reports covering PMMC’s accounts from 2020 to 2024 showed that although the company had faced challenges during the period, significant progress had been made by the end of 2024.7m recovered He said the Auditor-General’s team began work in September 2024 following his request, with the final audit reports subsequently completed, signed and submitted in April and June 2025.
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