FanMilk has appointed Kele Djegui as the new Country Lead for Togo and Benin. The company announced the leadership change on 21 October 2026 to oversee operations across both markets. Regarding the transition, FanMilk stated, "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." Djegui assumes these regional responsibilities immediately as the organization seeks to expand its footprint in the area. This appointment marks a strategic shift in how the company manages its presence in these specific West African territories.
New Regional Leadership Appointment
Kele Djegui brings management experience from his prior tenure at Lapaire. He occupied the role of Country Manager for Lapaire in Côte d’Ivoire before joining FanMilk. This background in regional operations informs his new responsibilities overseeing markets in Togo and Benin. FanMilk expects this professional history to assist in the company's efforts to grow its regional footprint. By leveraging his experience in managing diverse market portfolios, the company aims to streamline its supply chain and distribution networks within Togo and Benin. The appointment of Kele Djegui is expected to provide the necessary oversight to align local activities with the company's broader regional objectives.
Broader Corporate Management Changes
FanMilk appointed Oreoluwa Mobolaji Atinmo as Managing Director of Nigeria in July 2026. This leadership change aligns with the company’s broader internal restructuring across its regional divisions. Atinmo manages all Nigerian operations from the company’s local headquarters. Her appointment serves as part of the organization's current efforts to strengthen its presence in the market. FanMilk maintains other operations in the region, including entities in Ghana, as it evaluates its executive leadership structure. These internal adjustments are designed to ensure that each country-level division has the leadership required to navigate local market conditions.
Ghana Operations Financial Performance
FanMilk Ghana reported revenue of US$57.1 million for the first half of 2026. This figure represents a 25% year-on-year increase for the company. During the same period, gross profit reached US$28.4 million, which is equivalent to GH¢316 million, marking an 89% increase. Net profit for the first half of 2026 totaled US$7.35 million, or GH¢81.9 million, reflecting a 214% increase compared to the same period in 2025. These figures demonstrate a significant upward trajectory in the operational efficiency of the Ghanaian division during the first six months of the year.
Financial results for the full 2025 financial year showed continued growth for FanMilk Ghana. The company recorded revenue of US$89.8 million, or GH¢1 billion, representing a 46% increase. Net profit for the 2025 financial year reached US$6.13 million, equivalent to GH¢68.3 million, which was a 38% increase. The consistent performance observed throughout 2025 provided a strong foundation for the growth reported in the first half of 2026, as the company continues to monitor its financial health across all regional subsidiaries.
