The Ghana Gold Board has announced that it has exceeded its 2025 small-scale gold export target of 100 tons, generating over $10 billion in foreign exchange revenue for the country.
The announcement was made by the Chief Executive Officer of Goldbod Sammy Gyamfi on his official Facebook page, highlighting a significant milestone for the Ghana’s gold industry.
Expressing pride in this significant achievement within this short period, Sammy Gyamfi noted that the success was a direct result of enhanced regulatory policies, innovative partnerships, and the dedication of small-scale miners.
“Yesterday, the Ghana Gold Board surpassed its 2025 small-scale gold export target of 100 tons, generating over $10 billion dollars in foreign exchange for the country,” the CEO remarked in his post.
The achievement aligns with insights from Goldbod’s recently published second and third-quarter reports which showed a combined net comprehensive income of GH¢906.32 million between April and September 2025, setting a solid foundation for financial sustainability for GoldBod while delivering on its mandate to promote responsible gold trading, enhance value addition, and drive foreign exchange generation for Ghana.
