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Oil Marketing firm Total has recorded a huge jump in profit for 2009.
Profit after tax went up by 112 percent from 6.2 million Ghana cedis to 13 million Ghana cedis.
This was on the back of improvement in working capital, decrease in financial costs and improvement in network sales of 9 per cent against the 2008 performance.
The board and management of Total is hoping to use Wednesday’s Annual General Meeting to outline measures to sustain this sterling performance.
Shareholders will enjoy 94 Ghana Pesewas as dividend for every share held.
Source: Joy Business/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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