Star Oil Pays GH¢2.7 Billion in Taxes and Levies in Nine Months

Oil marketing company Star Oil paid GH¢2.7 billion in taxes and levies to the Ghanaian government between January and September 2026, highlighting its contribution to state revenue.

According to the company’s year-to-date performance report, the payments covered several tax obligations, including corporate income tax, withholding tax, Pay As You Earn (PAYE) and the Growth and Sustainability Levy.

Star Oil Sells 792 Million Litres of Fuel

The report showed that Star Oil sold 792 million litres of petroleum products during the nine-month period, representing a 15.78% share of Ghana’s fuel market.

The company had also expanded its retail presence to 280 pump stations nationwide by the end of September 2026.

Company Employs More Than 3,000 People

Beyond its contribution to government revenue and fuel supply, Star Oil reported a workforce of 3,106 employees across Ghana.

The figures provide a snapshot of the company’s scale in Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector, where oil marketing

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