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VRA returns to profit with GH₵88m gain in 2025
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VRA returns to profit with GH₵88m gain in 2025

Published October 5, 20262 min read

The Volta River Authority (VRA) has staged a strong financial comeback, reversing a GH₵105.75million net loss in 2024 to record GH₵88.04million profit for 2025.

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