
Samba Foods posts GH¢265,000 profit as turnaround gains traction
Kingsley Webora TANKEH
Samba Foods has returned to profitability after a difficult period, recording a net profit of GH¢265,000 in the 2025 financial year compared with a loss of GH¢245,000 in 2024.
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