The Chief Executive Officer of GoldBod, Sammy Gyamfi, has announced that the institution will publish its 2025 audited financial report in April, indicating it will record a surplus.
Speaking on Ekosii Sen, he said GoldBod has not operated at a loss since its establishment.
“Something big is coming… we will publish our audited report, and there will be a surplus,” he stated.
Mr. Gyamfi explained that as a trading entity, GoldBod may experience gains or losses depending on market conditions, but stressed that its overall performance has remained positive.
He noted that the institution refers to its gains as a “surplus” rather than profit, adding that strong operations in 2025 contributed to the expected outcome.
He also drew a distinction between GoldBod and the Bank of Ghana, explaining that while the central bank’s gold activities are policy-driven and not profit-oriented, GoldBod operates as a trading entity focused on maximising returns.
“GoldBod has maintained a sustainable financial position and has not recorded any losses. Our audited financial statements will be published in early April, and we have something significant in store. We have been blessed, and our efforts in 2025 were successful.
“At GoldBod, we prefer to refer to our earnings as a ‘surplus’ rather than profit. We will be declaring a surplus, and the details will be published on our website and other channels.
“While it’s worth noting that we operate in the trading sector and can potentially incur losses, particularly in a volatile commodity like gold, our focus remains on performing our work diligently so that gains will ultimately outweigh any losses,” he said.
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