The Ghana Gold Board has announced that it has surpassed its 2025 target for small-scale gold exports, recording shipments of more than 100 tonnes and generating over 10 billion dollars in foreign exchange earnings for the country.
The disclosure was made on the GoldBod’s official Facebook page, where he described the milestone as a major boost for Ghana’s gold sector.
According to him, the achievement reflects the impact of strengthened regulatory measures, improved collaboration across the value chain, and the commitment of small-scale miners operating within the formal system.
“Yesterday, the Ghana Gold Board exceeded its 2025 small-scale gold export target of 100 tonnes, bringing in over 10 billion dollars in foreign exchange for the country,” he stated.
The development is consistent with findings from GoldBod’s recently released second and third quarter performance reports, which recorded a combined net comprehensive income of GH¢906.32 million between April and September 2025.
The figures point to growing financial stability for the Board, alongside progress in its core mandate of promoting responsible gold trading, enhancing value addition, and strengthening Ghana’s foreign exchange position.
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