FanMilk appoints Kele Djegui as Country Lead in Togo, Benin

TOGO – FanMilk has appointed Kele Djegui as Country Lead for Togo and Benin to strengthen its operations in both countries.

The company said Kele has been instrumental in advancing its strategic priorities, strengthening cross-market collaboration, and fostering a culture of performance, growth, and people development since he joined the team.

“Through his strong leadership and commitment to excellence, FanMilk Togo-Benin is well positioned to continue creating value for our consumers, customers, partners, and employees,” the company noted.

To further strengthen its operations and demonstrate its commitment to inclusivity, the company recently appointed Oreoluwa Mobolaji Atinmo as Managing Director of Nigeria.

With extensive FMCG experience and a proven track record of driving growth, innovation, and operational excellence, Oreoluwa brings the expertise and vision needed to lead the next chapter of our business in Nigeria.

She will focus on advancing our growth agenda, strengthening consumer engagement, and enhancing our route-to-market capabilities.

FanMilk Ghana has reported US$57.1M revenue in H1 2026

The company reported a 25% year-on-year increase to US$57.1 million in revenue in the first half of 2026, as the company continues to strengthen its operations and expand across key product categories.

Gross profit surged by 89% to US$28.4 million (GH¢316 million). Net profit also more than tripled, rising by 214% to US$7.35 million (GH¢81.9 million) compared with the same period in 2025.

FanMilk disclosed the figures at its 2026 Facts Behind the Figures stakeholder engagement session, which brought together more than 100 shareholders, analysts, regulators, media representatives and other stakeholders virtually.

The company said the strategy has helped sustain double-digit growth across key categories while improving its route-to-market execution and operational efficiency.

For the 2025 financial year, revenue increased by 46% to USD $89.8 million (GH¢1 billion). Gross profit rose by 47% to US$32.7 million (GH¢364.5 million), while net profit increased by 38% to US$6.13 million (GH¢68.3 million).

Earnings per share also grew by 38% to GH¢0.59. The company said the results reflected disciplined execution, operational improvements and continued focus on strengthening the fundamentals of the business.

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