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VRA warns payment delays, inter-utility debt threaten liquidity despite GH¢8.9bn revenue in 2025
The Volta River Authority (VRA) has warned that payment delays, inter-utility debt and revenue shortfalls are putting pressure on its liquidity, despite generating GH¢8.
The Authority identified payment delays, inter-utility debt and revenue shortfalls as key factors constraining its liquidity.
He made the remarks during his presentation at the VRA’s annual stakeholder engagement, where he outlined the Authority’s financial and operational performance for the 2025 financial year.
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