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A rough start, which gave way to a strong finish in 2025, has given the ANSA McAL group encouragement that momentum is in their favour.
At the release of ANSA McAL’s 2025 year-end financial results at Samaan Estate on Tuesday, the group reported profits were back in the billions. Group CEO Anthony N Sabga III was confident that the conglomerate was heading in the right direction despite various challenges.
Over the past six months, several adjustments to government policies have directly impacted the group’s operations and expenses. These include the increase in excise duties on alcohol and, more recently, the decision by state-owned National Gas Company to hike natural gas prices for manufacturers.
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