- GSE Records GHS 2.19 Million Turnover as Three Stocks Post Gains
Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange slowed sharply on Thursday, June 11, 2026, with total market turnover closing at GHS 2.19 million.
According to the GSE Official List for the 7230th trading session, total volume traded stood at 658,224 shares and units, with total value traded reaching GHS 2,191,555.67.
Ordinary shares accounted for almost all market activity, with 657,717 shares changing hands for GHS 2,188,186.31.
NewGold ETF recorded only seven units traded, valued at GHS 3,314.36, while activity on the Ghana Alternative Market was limited to 500 shares of Intravenous Infusions Plc, valued at GHS 55.00.
MTN Ghana dominated the session by value, trading 236,423 shares worth GHS 1,529,228.75.
The stock gained GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 6.47, accounting for approximately 69.78 percent of total market turnover.
CAL Bank followed with 357,357 shares traded for GHS 278,585.80. The stock advanced by GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 0.78, making it the most traded counter by volume.
GCB Bank recorded 3,012 shares valued at GHS 108,432.00, closing unchanged at GHS 36.00.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated also posted strong activity, with 41,401 shares traded for GHS 78,937.87. The stock gained GHS 0.06 to close at GHS 1.91.
SIC Insurance recorded 9,684 shares valued at GHS 43,481.16, closing unchanged at GHS 4.49.
Ecobank Ghana traded 810 shares worth GHS 33,777.00, also closing unchanged at GHS 41.70.
TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana recorded 706 shares valued at GHS 25,416.00, maintaining its previous closing price of GHS 36.00.
Fan Milk traded 1,387 shares worth GHS 18,460.97, while Access Bank Ghana recorded 662 shares valued at GHS 18,271.20.
Other notable trades included Enterprise Group, which recorded 1,128 shares valued at GHS 11,329.77, Ghana Oil Company with 1,165 shares worth GHS 8,737.50, and Atlantic Lithium with 1,045 shares valued at GHS 8,840.70.
ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc recorded only one share traded, valued at GHS 10.00, and closed unchanged at GHS 10.00.
The session produced three gainers and no decliners among the equities.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated led price gainers, rising by GHS 0.06 to close at GHS 1.91.
MTN Ghana gained GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 6.47, while CAL Bank also advanced by GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 0.78.
NewGold ETF closed unchanged at GHS 473.48, after trading seven units.
On the Ghana Alternative Market, Intravenous Infusions Plc recorded 500 shares valued at GHS 55.00, closing unchanged at GHS 0.08.
There were no trades in Samba Foods, Meridian Marshalls Holding Company, Hords Plc or Digicut Production & Advertising Plc.
The day’s market performance showed a sharp concentration of trading activity in a few counters.
MTN Ghana alone accounted for nearly 70.00 percent of total market value, while CAL Bank dominated trading by volume.
Together, MTN Ghana and CAL Bank accounted for 90.24 percent of total market volume, reflecting narrow participation across the broader market.
The absence of price decliners suggests relatively stable trading sentiment, although overall market liquidity remained thin compared with the previous session.
The low turnover also reflected reduced activity in high-value counters such as ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc and NewGold ETF, both of which had contributed significantly to market value in earlier sessions.
Overall, Thursday’s session was driven largely by MTN Ghana and CAL Bank, with limited activity across most other listed securities.
The market’s key signal was one of narrow liquidity, modest price gains and continued investor concentration in a small number of actively traded counters.
