Unilever Ghana PLC recorded a profit after tax of GH¢94 million in 2025 from GH¢58 million in 2024, as improved macroeconomic conditions and strong growth across key product categories boosted the company’s performance. …
Unilever Ghana PLC has held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Accra, bringing together shareholders, the Board of Directors, and Management to review the Company’s performance for the financial year ended December 31, 2025 and to provide updates on operations, governance, and s …
Unilever Ghana PLC has declared a final dividend of GH¢1.00 per share, translating into a total payout of GH¢62.5 million to shareholders, following approval at the company’s 52nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday, June 5. …
… World Vision Ghana, in partnership with Unilever Ghana and the Ghana Health Service, delivered an oral hygiene education session for 500 schoolchildren, 267 girls and 233 boys, and the impact was felt immediately. …
… Stephen Wengam, General Superintendent of Assemblies of God, Ghana; Ayesha Bedwei Ibe, Global People Leader for Tax and Legal Services at PwC Ghana Ltd.; Chris Wulff-Caesar, Managing Director of Unilever Ghana; Prof. …
The Ghana Stock Exchange's Composite Index returned 71.90% in August 2026, with trading activity up 323.86% year-on-year; while the top price gainers included Dannex Ayrton Starwin PLC (313.6%) and Digicut Production & Advertising PLC (211.1%), there were 16 price losers led by Enterprise Group PLC (-33.1%).
The Ghana Stock Exchange's Composite Index returned 71.90% in August 2026, with trading activity up 323.86% year-on-year; while the top price gainers included Dannex Ayrton Starwin PLC (313.6%) and Digicut Production & Advertising PLC (211.1%), there were 16 price losers led by Enterprise Group PLC (-33.1%).
Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange declined significantly for the week ended August 28, 2026, with total volume traded falling 53.60 per cent to 8.29 million shares and value dropping 49.11 per cent to GH¢39.13 million, though selected stocks including Das Pharma recorded strong price gains.
Dr Ishmael Yamson, Board Chairman of MTN Ghana, has condemned xenophobic attacks against African migrants in South Africa, arguing the country cannot pursue continental trade while rejecting the people who enable it. Yamson said South Africa's economic challenges stem from state failure and mismanagement, not foreign nationals, and recalled Ghana's historical support for liberation struggles across the continent.
Economist Dr Ishmael Yamson told Joy News that South Africa's economic difficulties are rooted in mismanagement rather than the presence of foreigners, and that blaming immigrants for the country's challenges undermines African integration efforts and distracts from systemic failures.
The Ghana Stock Exchange ended the week of August 14, 2026 with market capitalisation up 1.43 per cent to GH¢288.90 billion and both benchmark indices advancing, though trading volume fell 22.16 per cent and value traded dropped 46.14 per cent. DAS Pharma was the strongest gainer, rising 55.77 per cent.
The Gold Fields Ghana Foundation held a free health outreach in Awudua on July 25, 2026, offering medical screening, diagnostics, and treatment services as part of its quarterly HEAL Programme, with 180 people screened for Hepatitis B and comprehensive services including eye care, dental screening, and NHIS registration.
Gold Fields Ghana Foundation, in partnership with Unilever Ghana and Diagnostic Centre Limited, organised a healthcare outreach programme in Awudua and neighbouring communities for World Hepatitis Day, offering free medical services including screening, consultation, and NHIS support at a cost of GH¢452,231.
Over 260 residents of Awudua and surrounding communities in the Western Region renewed or registered their NHIS cards during a free medical outreach organised by the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation in partnership with Unilever Ghana and Diagnostic Centre Limited. The outreach also provided free screening for Hepatitis B, HIV, tuberculosis and other health conditions, with the HEAL Programme costing over GH¢452,000 to implement.
Unilever Ghana's revenue grew to GH¢1.039 billion in 2025 from GH¢930.8 million in 2024, with the company posting GH¢96 million in profit and GH¢210 million in cash holdings. The company introduced Comfort Fabric Conditioner to the market and expanded its oral health education programme, which now reaches over one million Ghanaians annually.
Kasapreko PLC recorded a turnover of GH¢3.5 billion in 2025, surpassing Unilever Ghana (GH¢1.03 billion), Guinness Ghana, and FanMilk to become Ghana's largest listed fast-moving consumer goods company.
The GSE's Composite Index and Financial Stock Index posted returns of 63.67% and 68.99% respectively in May 2026, with market activity reaching 89,945 transactions. Twelve stocks recorded losses for the month, including Ecobank Transnational Inc., CalBank PLC, and Ghana Commercial Bank PLC.
Unilever Ghana PLC recorded a profit after tax of GH¢94 million in 2025, up from GH¢58 million in 2024, driven by improved macroeconomic conditions and strong growth across key product categories. The Board Chairman attributed the performance to Ghana's economic recovery, including 6.1 per cent GDP growth in the first three quarters of 2025, cedi appreciation, and inflation decline to 5.4 per cent.
Unilever Ghana PLC held its 2026 AGM to review 2025 performance, reporting a profit of GH¢94 million (up from GH¢58 million in 2024) and broad-based portfolio growth across Personal Care, Beauty and Well-being, Home Care, and Nutrition categories, supported by Ghana's improved macroeconomic conditions.
Unilever Ghana PLC has declared a final dividend of GH¢1.00 per share, totalling GH¢62.5 million, following approval at its 52nd Annual General Meeting. The dividend reflects strong financial performance, with the company recording a profit after tax of GH¢96 million for 2025, up from GH¢58 million in 2024, driven by improved operational efficiency and consumer demand.
On April 28, World Vision Ghana, Unilever Ghana, and the Ghana Health Service delivered an oral hygiene education session to 500 schoolchildren at Bulingin D/A Primary and Junior High School, including a live demonstration of correct brushing techniques. Unilever Ghana donated toothpaste, toothbrushes, exercise books, and T-shirts to support the initiative.
Five Six Five has launched the 2026 PA Conference, set for July 23–24 in Accra, to reframe administrative professionals as strategic architects rather than support staff. The sixth edition will bring together 250 executive and personal assistants from across the African sub-region for sessions on digital transformation, AI integration, and institutional excellence.