SOEs generate GH¢176.4bn revenue in 2025 - Reverse 2024 GH¢2.3bn loss

Positive development In an interview with the Director-General of SIGA, Professor Michael Kpessa-Whyte, yesterday, he said the strong performance by the SOEs last year was a clear indication that with strong leadership, enhanced corporate governance frameworks and effective oversight, state institutions would become more profitable and relevant to the country’s development.

The report released by the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) identified that the stronger performance by the SOEs was supported by growth in agriculture, manufacturing and infrastructure, improved foreign exchange earnings and a 42.

The SIGA Director-General added that other notable developments that contributed to the improved performance included recapitalisation of state-owned banks, the establishment of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), reforms in the railway sector, and progress in climate and gender commitments.