YEA records GH¢110.4m surplus after turning around 2024 deficit
The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) recorded a major financial turnaround in 2025, moving from a GH¢77.58 million deficit in 2024 to a GH¢110.45 million surplus in 2025, according to the 2025 State Ownership Report. The turnaround represents an improvement of approximately GH¢188.03 million and was driven largely by a 52.9 per cent increase in revenue, […]
In 2025, the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) experienced a substantial surge in its financial performance, with total revenue soaring by 43.09% to reach GH¢819.50 million. This upward trend in revenue was primarily fueled by a 38.40% increase in internally generated funds (IGF), a sharp 332.11% growth in finance income, and a 19.22% rise in other income.
The State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA) reported that the NPA's surplus expanded by a remarkable 75.89% to a record GH¢447.19 million, more than doubling the surplus of GH¢254.24 million from the previous year. Despite an 17.61% increase in administrative expenses and a modest 4.15% rise in operating expenses, the NPA's robust revenue growth enabled it to significantly bolster its financial position in 2025.
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