Enterprise Group PLC, one of Ghana’s oldest and largest insurance holding companies, has secured a regulatory extension to submit its full-year 2025 audited financial statements, with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) setting April 30, 2026, as the new filing deadline.
The company disclosed the development in a formal notice dated March 30, 2026, signed by Company Secretary Cynthia Apeadu and addressed to the general investing public and its shareholders. No reasons were given for the delay, which is standard practice for such regulatory filings on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).
The extension pushes back what would otherwise have been a closely watched disclosure. Enterprise Group’s unaudited results for the year ended December 31, 2025, released in January, showed a year of significant growth in core revenue streams and total assets, though overall profitability declined compared to the previous year. Insurance revenue climbed to GH¢1.76 billion while net investment income surged more than 20 percent, but a sharp rise in net insurance finance expenses weighed on the bottom line — dynamics that investors will want auditors to formally confirm.
Enterprise Group PLC is the holding company of Enterprise Insurance Company, Enterprise Life Assurance Company, Enterprise Trustees, and Enterprise Properties, and traces its origins to 1924, making it Ghana’s oldest insurance group. It is listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange under the ticker EGL.
The April 30 deadline aligns with a broader pattern emerging across GSE-listed companies this reporting season. Dannex Ayrton Starwin PLC also secured an SEC extension to submit its 2025 audited accounts, with the same April 30, 2026, deadline. Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC similarly sought additional time earlier in the year, citing ongoing engagements with key stakeholders.
Shareholders and market participants will now watch closely for the audited accounts next month, which will provide the definitive picture of Enterprise Group’s 2025 financial position.
