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BOSTenergies pays first-ever GH¢34.2m dividend to gov’t
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BOSTenergies pays first-ever GH¢34.2m dividend to gov’t

Published September 4, 20262 min read

BOSTenergies Limited Company (BOSTenergies) has paid its first-ever dividend to the government, a major milestone in the company’s 33-year history following a strong financial performance in 2025.

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