GIIF records GH¢1.62bn loss in 2025 after GH¢2bn profit in 2024

The Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) experienced a significant reversal in fortunes, recording a net loss of GH¢1.62 billion in 2025 after achieving a profit of GH¢2 billion in the previous year. The decline was attributed to a sharp drop in income, rising operating costs, and a substantial foreign-exchange loss. The loss was further exacerbated by the movement of the Ghana cedi, which turned a significant exchange gain into a loss.

The Fund's total income fell by 37.86 percent, and its operating profit decreased by about 58 percent, while its net operating margin declined sharply. The Fund's balance sheet also contracted, with total assets falling by approximately 25.5 percent. Despite the losses, SIGA assessed the Fund's level of leverage as remaining within an acceptable risk threshold.

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