Kasapreko PLC has delivered an impressive financial performance for the year ended December 31, 2025, with its profit after tax skyrocketing by 147 per cent to GH¢340.2 million, up from GH¢137.7 million in the previous year.
The unaudited results, released to the Ghana Stock Exchange, reveal a company firing on all cylinders, driven by a substantial revenue increase and a significant foreign exchange windfall.
The indigenous beverage giant saw its revenue surge by 28.6 per cent to GH¢3.50 billion, up from GH¢2.72 billion in 2024. This impressive top-line growth translated into an even more powerful gross profit, which leapt 51.8 per cent to GH¢1.12 billion.
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The stellar performance was further bolstered by a one-off, non-operational gain: an "Unrealised exchange gain on foreign loans" of GH¢30.9 million, which the company clarified "arose from the revaluation of foreign-denominated loans at the close of December 2025."
This combination propelled the company's profit before income tax to an extraordinary GH¢452.2 million, a staggering 162% increase from the GH¢172.6 million recorded in 2024.
Consequently, the government's share of this success also grew substantially, with the income tax expense ballooning to GH¢112.0 million from GH¢34.9 million the prior year, reflecting the company's increased profitability and the application of its factory-specific tax rates of 12.5 per cent for Kumasi and 25 per cent for Accra.
The company's financial position strengthened considerably, with total assets growing to nearly GH¢2.0 billion and retained earnings more than doubling to GH¢636.4 million.
This record-breaking profit provides Kasapreko with formidable capital to reinvest in its operations, having already deployed GH¢212.9 million into property, plant, and equipment during the year, securing its competitive edge in Ghana's vibrant beverage market.