The Ghana Gold Board has reported a significant increase in revenue and a reduction in expenditure in its 2025 audited financials.
According to the Board, revenue rose from 307.7 million in 2024 to 970.8 million in 2025, while expenditure declined from 129.7 million to 109.4 million over the same period.
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The Board said the reduction in expenditure was achieved despite an expansion in staff strength and mandate compared to the defunct Precious Minerals Marketing Company.
It noted that the workforce increased from 114 in 2024 to 450 in 2025.
GoldBod reported a total operational non-tax surplus of 909.7 million, attributing the outcome to fiscal prudence.
