Its total assets more than doubled, rising to 384.55 billion Birr in 2025 from 190.35 billion Birr in 2024, reflecting rapid expansion in working capital and fuel-related financial flows. Deposits and prepayments also increased dramatically to 36.91 billion Birr, up from 7.53 billion Birr the previous year. Major working capital adjustments included a 18.74 billion Birr increase in inventories, a 127.7 billion Birr jump in receivables linked to the fuel stabilization fund, a 29.38 billion Birr increase in deposits and prepayments, and a 195.53 billion Birr increase in trade and other playables. The report also shows that total liabilities reached 380.65 billion Birr, nearly doubling from 186.45 billion Birr the previous year. Other liabilities include 9.7 billion Birr in taxes on petroleum products, 484.8 million Birr in other taxes payable, 3.88 billion Birr in contract liabilities, and 1.42 billion Birr in state dividend obligations.

Source: Ethiopian News March 07, 2026 11:21 UTC