Ghana Digital Centres’ loss nearly triples to GH¢6.06m as revenue falls

Ghana Digital Centres Limited (GDCL) witnessed a significant decline in its financial performance in 2025, with its net loss nearly tripling to GH¢6.06 million. The company's revenue dropped sharply, falling from GH¢10.57 million in 2024 to GH¢7.99 million in 2025, reflecting a 24.41% reduction in total revenue. This decline in revenue exacerbated GDCL's weakened cash generation, resulting in an operating loss of GH¢6.06 million, up from GH¢2.20 million in the previous year.

The operating margin also deteriorated considerably, declining from negative 6.5% in 2024 to negative 59.4% in 2025. GDCL's total revenue, including non-core income, was recorded at GH¢10.20 million in 2025, a sharp decrease from the GH¢33.68 million in 2024. Non-core revenue, which fell dramatically from GH¢23.10 million to GH¢2.21 million, represented a decline of over 90% during the same period.

Despite implementing cost-cutting measures, including a 55% reduction in administrative expenses from GH¢35.87 million in 2024 to GH¢16.25 million in 2025, GDCL's revenue decline was insufficient to offset the losses. The company's financial condition continued to deteriorate, with its total assets falling from GH¢114.56 million in 2024 to GH¢109.05 million in 2025, and total equity declining from GH¢113.26 million to GH¢107.20 million.

Over the past five years, GDCL has experienced cumulative losses amounting to about GH¢16.95 million. The report highlighted the need for GDCL to restore sustainable profitability to preserve its long-term financial resilience.