Graymont Group closed 2025 with growth across every operating subsidiary. The internal year-end review covers performance metrics for Graymont Autos, Logistics, Technologies, Energy, Properties, and Advisory, and presents a picture of a group whose operating businesses are each running at or above their planning targets for the year.
Graymont Autos closed the year with an active fleet of 41 units sourced from five international markets, 17 repeat corporate clients, and a median procurement cycle of 38 days. The firm's positioning in the corporate fleet segment has continued to deepen through 2025, with a number of multi-vehicle deliveries to logistics, hospitality, and commercial clients that reflect both volume growth and the firm's documented operational reliability.
Graymont Logistics moved 3,847 tonnes across 11 active routes with an on-time delivery rate of 91% through 2025. The firm's third bonded warehouse facility, commissioned in early 2025, has reached an occupancy level that justifies the capacity addition in retrospect, and the firm's positioning at Tema Port has continued to strengthen as ICUMS-driven documentation discipline has become a more pronounced source of competitive separation across the forwarding industry.
Graymont Technologies ended the year managing 142 endpoints across a client base supported by a team of 11 engineers, with monthly uptime averaging 99.4%. The firm completed ISO 27001 certification during 2025 and deployed its centralised cybersecurity monitoring platform across group subsidiaries, both of which represent foundations for the managed detection and response service that the firm has now formally launched into the external market.
Graymont Energy commissioned new installations bringing total installed capacity to 3.2 MW and 4.8 GWh of generation across the active portfolio in 2025. The pipeline of commercial and industrial installations for 2026 is the strongest in the firm's history, supported by panel price reductions that have continued to improve project economics and by a regulatory environment that increasingly rewards documented renewable energy procurement.
Graymont Properties held occupancy at 87% across a 58-unit managed portfolio with a portfolio NAV of $21.4M. The firm's position in Accra's prime commercial and residential corridors has continued to consolidate, with tenant retention rates above the city average and an active pipeline of asset improvements that includes the Roman Ridge renovation programme initiated in April 2026.
Graymont Advisory closed the year with 13 active mandates across three West African markets and a repeat engagement rate of 64%. The firm's institutional positioning has continued to deepen, with the West Africa expansion formalised in March 2026, the inaugural roundtable hosted in April, and a senior hire pattern that has built the in-house capability to handle multi-market mandates without external coordination dependence.
Across the group, the 2025 year was characterised by deepening client relationships rather than aggressive expansion. Each subsidiary added capacity where demand justified it, and each maintained the documentation, compliance, and operational discipline that allows the group to take on regulated and sensitive client engagements. 2026 planning emphasises the same trajectory.