Accra, Ghana//- Unilever Ghana PLC delivered revenue of GHS 1.039 billion in 2025, compared to GHS 930.8 million in 2024 due to improved macroeconomic performance.
Ghana’s performance in 2025 was characterised by strong GDP growth, easing inflation, currency appreciation, and increased investor confidence, and renewed investor confidence,
The company recorded a profit of GHS 96 million while maintaining a strong cash position of GHS 210 million, the Managing Director of Unilever Ghana PLC, Christopher Wulff-Caesar, told investors at the ‘Facts Behind the Figures’ organised by the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) for listed companies.
He was quick to add that the company’s 2025 performance reflects the impact of deliberate strategic choices focused on strengthening brands, improving operational efficiency, driving innovation, and creating long-term value for stakeholders.
Unilever Ghana, according to him, continues to strengthen its position in key categories in Oral Care, Beauty & Wellbeing and Personal Care categories through a focused portfolio strategy centred on its Power Brands, including Pepsodent, Lifebuoy, Vaseline, Omo and Comfort.
Further demonstrating its commitment to innovation and growth, the company expanded its product portfolio in 2025 with the launch of Comfort Fabric Conditioner.
The successful introduction of the brand has strengthened Unilever Ghana’s presence in the Home Care category and contributed to the diversification of its growth portfolio.
Mr Wulff-Caesar also highlighted several impactful sustainability initiatives focused on plastics, nature, and livelihoods.
Through the Ghana Recycling Initiative by Private Enterprises (GRIPE), the company continues to champion the development of a viable circular plastic economy.
Additionally, through its hygiene education programmes, Pepsodent reaches over one million Ghanaians annually with oral health education, promoting the habit of brushing twice daily through school and community outreach programmes across the country.
These initiatives are complemented by product donations aimed at improving health and hygiene outcomes in local communities.
Mr Wulff-Caesar reiterated the company’s commitment to delivering consistent, competitive, profitable, and sustainable growth.
The continued focus on Power Brands, Route-to-Market excellence, and a strong innovation pipeline as key drivers of future growth, he said.
The MD used the GSE’s event to highlight the company’s business transformation journey, strong financial performance, and continued commitment to delivering sustainable growth.
The event was also used to throw more insights into how the business is evolving to become a more agile, focused, and competitive organisation, guided by Unilever’s Growth Action Plan (GAP).
