- GCB, GOIL, and MTNGH Gain as GSE Records GH¢12.35m Turnover
Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange closed at GH¢12.35 million on Thursday, July 2, 2026, with Scancom PLC, trading as MTN Ghana, dominating market turnover by both volume and value.
Total market volume stood at 2.63 million shares, with total value traded reaching GH¢12.35 million across the official market, exchange-traded funds and the Ghana Alternative Market.
MTN Ghana emerged as the most traded equity by value, accounting for GH¢8.90 million from 1.39 million shares. The telecoms stock represented 72.08% of total market value traded and 52.71% of total volume traded, underlining its continued role as the main liquidity driver on the local bourse.
The stock closed higher at GH¢6.42, up GH¢0.11 from its previous closing price of GH¢6.31. MTNGH also recorded the highest volume traded on the day, strengthening its position as the market’s most active counter.
Kasapreko PLC followed as the second most traded stock by value, recording GH¢920,285.24 from 489,795 shares. The stock closed unchanged at GH¢1.88, with a closing bid of GH¢1.85 and offer price of GH¢1.88.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated placed third by value traded, recording GH¢668,631.80 from 303,919 shares. ETI, however, declined by GH¢0.03 to close at GH¢2.20, making it one of the day’s price losers.
TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana PLC also saw notable activity, trading GH¢657,082.80 from 16,593 shares and closing unchanged at GH¢39.60. CAL Bank recorded GH¢269,161.86 from 343,159 shares, while Ghana Oil Company PLC traded GH¢225,145.30 from 30,020 shares.
GCB Bank PLC was among the day’s gainers, rising by GH¢1.00 to close at GH¢41.00 after trading 4,523 shares valued at GH¢183,975.00. The gain placed GCB among the stronger performers of the session, with its closing price remaining below its year high of GH¢52.00 but significantly above its year low of GH¢20.11.
GOIL also gained, adding GH¢0.05 to close at GH¢7.50. The stock traded 30,020 shares and maintained a closing bid of GH¢7.45 and offer price of GH¢7.50.
On the losing side, ETI fell by GH¢0.03 to GH¢2.20, while Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC slipped by GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢11.97. Societe Generale Ghana PLC also eased by GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢6.80.
Guinness Ghana Breweries traded 2,376 shares valued at GH¢28,440.86, while Societe Generale Ghana recorded 3,912 shares worth GH¢26,603.02.
Despite the few price movements, most listed equities closed unchanged, reflecting a session where market activity was concentrated in a small number of counters rather than broad-based price adjustments.
Among banking stocks, Ecobank Ghana PLC traded GH¢132,996.50 from 3,950 shares and closed unchanged at GH¢33.67. Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC recorded GH¢44,304.00 from 624 shares, also closing unchanged at GH¢71.00.
Republic Bank Ghana PLC traded 22,569 shares valued at GH¢88,277.00 and closed unchanged at GH¢4.00, while Agricultural Development Bank PLC recorded a marginal GH¢15.90 in value traded from three shares.
Enterprise Group PLC traded GH¢62,993.40 from 6,268 shares and closed unchanged at GH¢10.05. SIC Insurance Company PLC recorded GH¢75,155.05 from 12,505 shares, also closing flat at GH¢6.01.
In the consumer and manufacturing segment, Fan Milk PLC traded GH¢31,654.00 from 2,380 shares and closed unchanged at GH¢13.30, while Benso Palm Plantation PLC recorded GH¢31,996.00 from 400 shares, closing flat at GH¢79.99.
On the exchange-traded funds segment, NewGold recorded two shares traded, valued at GH¢924.00, and closed unchanged at GH¢462.00.
Activity on the Ghana Alternative Market remained thin. Meridian Marshalls Holding Company traded nine shares valued at GH¢0.99, while Hords PLC recorded 160 shares worth GH¢17.60. Other GAX-listed counters, including Samba Foods, Intravenous Infusions and Digicut Production & Advertising, recorded no trades.
Overall, the July 2 trading session was heavily shaped by MTN Ghana, whose turnover alone far exceeded the combined activity of most other listed equities.
The market also showed selective investor interest in recently active counters such as Kasapreko, CAL Bank, TotalEnergies, GOIL and ETI.
While turnover was healthy, the narrow concentration of trading suggests that liquidity on the Accra bourse remains dependent on a few highly active stocks. For investors, the session reinforced MTN Ghana’s position as the market’s liquidity anchor, while price gains in GCB, GOIL and MTNGH provided some positive momentum against declines in ETI, Guinness Ghana and Societe Generale Ghana.
