ECG unable to pay 2025 dividend - Board Chairman William Amuna tells AGM
William Amuna, Board Chairman of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), told the 18th Annual General Meeting in Accra on Thursday (July 30, 2026) that the company is unable to pay dividends to its sole shareholder for the year 2025. He stated, "In view of the financial outcome for the year and the company's retained losses position, the Directors do not recommend the payment of dividend."
ECG's revenue grew by 16.2 per cent to GH¢22,109 million, but liabilities resulted in a loss after tax of GH¢2,521.20 million in 2025. This was an improvement on the GH¢8,255.80 million recorded in 2024. The AGM, the first in over eight years, was attended by the sole shareholder, the state, represented by the Ministry of Finance and the State Interest Governance Authority (SIGA). Mr. Amuna said the board has endorsed a four-channel strategy for debt reduction.
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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) held its 18th Annual General Meeting, addressing its financial performance for the year 2025. The company's
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