Ghana Standards Authority records 18% revenue growth in 2025
George Agyei, the Director-General, Ghana Standards Authority (GSA), says the Authority recorded an 18 per cent increase in revenue in 2025, generating more than GH¢228 million, while expanding its testing, calibration, and verification activities. The post Ghana Standards Authority records 18% revenue growth in 2025 appeared first on Ghana Business News .
The Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) reported an 18% increase in revenue for 2025, totaling over GH¢228 million, as the organization expanded its testing, calibration, and verification activities. Director-General George Agyei attributed the financial success to disciplined resource management. The Authority's performance was showcased at the Annual Stakeholders meeting in Accra, where it highlighted a five-fold increase in surplus transferred to its accumulated fund.
The Director-General emphasized the Authority's commitment to protecting consumers by verifying 242,764 weights, measures, and weighing instruments, exceeding its targets by six percent. Furthermore, the GSA calibrated 26,091 instruments for industry, surpassing expectations by 25%, and conducted tests on 28,375 product samples, showing a 31% increase compared to 2024.
Despite these achievements, Agyei acknowledged that only 40% of the targeted 426 standards were developed, calling for stakeholder input to address this gap. The GSA's Chairman, Alhaji Hudu Mogtari, urged stakeholders to provide constructive feedback to improve operations, stating that standards must have real-world value, protect consumers, safeguard the environment, and aid government trade efforts.
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