Metro Mass Transit returns to profit as revenue rises to GH¢161.85m
Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMTL) returned to profitability in 2025 after recording higher ticket sales and increased revenue from hiring and school bus services.
Metro Mass Transit (MMTL) returned to profitability in 2025, posting a net profit of GH¢4.48 million, after a loss of GH¢2.52 million in 2024. The company's operating profit surged from GH¢530,000 in 2024 to GH¢5.07 million in 2025. Revenue growth, driven by a 17.38% increase in ticket sales and a 13.17% rise in earnings from hiring and school bus services, lifted total revenue from GH¢142.56 million to GH¢161.85 million.
Passenger numbers climbed by about 30%, with an average daily passenger boarding rate of 6,866. Despite cutting its workforce by 213 employees, MMTL's employee productivity rose to GH¢110,000 per worker. However, operating cash flow fell significantly, and liabilities still exceeded assets, leaving the company with negative equity.
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