
Strong investor confidence in economy returns
… as local investments hit US$816m, FDIs US$2.62bn
Thomas-Moore ADINGO
A total value of US$816.05 million in wholly Ghanaian-owned investments was recorded in 2025, highlighting growing domestic participation in economic transformation.
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