… The clarification follows a Reuters report based on comments by BOSTenergies Managing Director Afetsi Awoonor during an energy conference in Bangkok. …
Ghana’s state-owned fuel distributor BOST Energies has cut diesel and gasoline exports to neighbouring Burkina Faso and Mali since August, prioritising domestic demand, Managing Director Afetsi Awoonor said on Wednesday. …
… The performance was announced at the company’s 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Accra on Wednesday, attended by the Minister of Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Jinapor; the Managing Director of BOSTenergies, Mr Afetsi Awoonor; board members and staff. …
… Presenting the cheque, Managing Director of BOSTenergies, Afetsi Awoonor, described the contribution as an investment in lives, families and the future of the country. …
… Afetsi Awoonor, reiterated the company’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental performance as part of its operational culture. …
… Speaking at the closing ceremony, the Managing Director of BOSTenergies, Afetsi Awoonor, reiterated the company’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental performance as part of its operational culture. …
… Managing Director Afetsi Awoonor said the company has the systems, logistics network and storage facilities required to sustain round-the-clock fuel distribution as Ghana moves toward a continuous production economy. …
BOSTenergies has clarified that reduced fuel exports to Burkina Faso and Mali are due to ongoing revamp works at its Bolgatanga depot, not political, security, or diplomatic considerations. The company denies Reuters reports suggesting an imminent fuel shortage in Ghana prompted the reduction.
BOSTenergies has clarified that reduced fuel exports to Burkina Faso and Mali are due to ongoing revamp works at its Bolgatanga depot, not political, security, or diplomatic considerations. The company denies Reuters reports suggesting an imminent fuel shortage in Ghana prompted the reduction.
BOST Energies Limited has reduced fuel supplies to Burkina Faso and Mali, attributing the cut to ongoing revamp works at its Bolgatanga depot rather than any imminent fuel shortage in Ghana. The company clarified that its Managing Director's Reuters comments were misinterpreted, and stressed there is no shortage and no supply cuts based on political, security, or diplomatic grounds.
Ghana's state-owned fuel distributor BOST Energies has cut diesel and gasoline exports to Burkina Faso and Mali since August to prioritise domestic demand, managing director Afetsi Awoonor said. Global supply tightness driven by conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East has driven fuel prices to record highs and strained BOST's ability to meet export requests.
BOSTenergies has paid GH¢34.2 million in dividends to the Government, its first dividend payment to the State. The company's 2025 revenue reached GH¢3.81 billion and total assets increased by 50 per cent to GH¢3.99 billion, reflecting improved financial performance and management.
BOSTenergies Limited recorded GH¢3.81 billion in revenue (195% year-on-year growth) and GH¢683.96 million in profit after tax in 2025, paying its first-ever dividend to the Government of Ghana of GH¢34.2 million.
Energy company BOSTenergies has contributed GH₵1 million to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund to help Ghanaians access life-saving medical treatments including chemotherapy, dialysis, and cardiac surgery. The donation aims to support patients facing financial barriers to specialised healthcare.
BOST Energies Limited concluded its July 2026 Health, Safety and Environment Week with a closing durbar, featuring activities including health walks, cleaning exercises, health screenings, and an HSE quiz competition to promote safety awareness and environmental responsibility.
BOSTenergies Limited has concluded its 2026 Health, Safety and Environment Week (11–17 July), featuring activities including health walks, cleaning exercises, health screenings, and competitions to promote safety awareness and environmental responsibility across the company's operations.
BOST Energies Limited says it has the infrastructure, logistics network and storage facilities to support the government's 24-Hour Economy policy with uninterrupted fuel supply across the country. The managing director said the company has invested heavily in storage, transmission and logistics infrastructure to ensure petroleum products remain available and accessible at all times.