The Ghana Shippers’ Authority (GSA) has posted a net surplus of GH¢258.30 million for the 2025 financial year, representing a 271.52% jump from the GH¢69.52 million recorded in 2024.
The huge surge is reported in the 2025 State Ownership Report by the State Interests and Governance Authority (SIGA).
The breakout performance places GSA among the standout state entities in the latest report, with the Authority’s total income nearly doubling year-on-year to close at GH¢380.15 million.
The report also shows a sharp improvement in efficiency, with GSA’s surplus margin rising from 36.25% in the previous year to 67.95% in 2025.
According to industry watchers, the over all performance signals a stronger revenue management and tighter operational control within the Authority.
Beyond the surplus figures, GSA’s balance sheet also strengthened significantly.
Total assets for the year stood at GH¢979.92 million, while the Authority’s accumulated fund reached GH¢810.46 million.
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority is mandated to protect and promote the interests of shippers across Ghana’s trade and transport logistics chain, a role that continues to grow in importance as the country’s port and haulage activities expand.
SIGA’s State Ownership Report tracks the financial and operational performance of state-owned entities, with GSA’s 2025 numbers marking one of the more notable turnarounds captured in this year’s edition.
