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Amansie Community Bank posts remarkable growth

Amansie Community Bank posts remarkable growth

  • records GH¢73m profit before tax
  • shareholders get 58.36% return on previous GH¢0.25 share price
Seth KRAMPAH, Antoakrom
Published 1 hour ago5 min read

Amansie Rural Community PLC, at Antoakrom in the Amansie West District of Ashanti Region, has recorded yet another remarkable operational performance and growth in all indicators in the 2025 year under review.

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