- Kasapreko Leads Market With GHS 33.17 million Trade as GSE Turnover Surges
Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange surged sharply on Monday, June 22, 2026, as Kasapreko PLC dominated the market with a block of trades that pushed total turnover to GHS 48.92 million.
Official market data from trading session 7237 showed that total volume traded rose to 18.81 million shares, valued at GHS 48.92 million, compared with 2.45 million shares valued at GHS 17.15 million in the previous session.
This represented a 667.65% increase in volume and a 185.20% rise in value traded, signalling a major rebound in market activity after the relatively moderate turnover recorded on June 19.
Kasapreko PLC was the clear driver of the session, trading 15.80 million shares valued at GHS 33.17 million. The beverage company accounted for 83.96% of total market volume and 67.81% of total value traded.
The stock closed at GHS 2.10, up from its previous VWAP close of GHS 1.91, representing a gain of GHS 0.19 or 9.95%. The closing price also marked a new year-high for the counter, extending investor interest in the newly listed company.
Kasapreko’s performance has continued to attract attention since its listing, with the stock now trading between a year-low of GHS 1.20 and a year-high of GHS 2.10. The latest session suggests that demand for the counter remains strong, particularly from investors seeking exposure to Ghana’s consumer goods and beverage sector.
MTN Ghana followed as the second most traded stock by value, recording 1.67 million shares worth GHS 10.77 million. The telecoms stock closed at GHS 6.45, gaining GHS 0.04 from its previous close of GHS 6.41, equivalent to 0.62%.
MTN Ghana accounted for 8.87% of total volume and 22.01% of market value, reinforcing its position as one of the most liquid counters on the Accra bourse.
ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc also recorded significant activity, trading 240,050 shares valued at GHS 2.40 million. The stock closed at GHS 10.01, up by GHS 0.01 from the previous close of GHS 10.00, representing a gain of 0.10%.
Together, Kasapreko, MTN Ghana and ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc accounted for GHS 46.34 million, or 94.72% of total market value traded.
The concentration shows that Monday’s market rebound was driven largely by a few counters rather than broad-based trading across the market.
CAL Bank was also active, trading 881,852 shares valued at GHS 722,038.53, although the stock closed unchanged at GHS 0.82.
GCB Bank traded 18,470 shares worth GHS 664,920.00 and also closed flat at GHS 36.00.
Ecobank Ghana recorded 10,030 shares valued at GHS 354,689.40, but the stock fell sharply by GHS 3.90 to close at GHS 35.10. This represented a decline of 10.00%, making it the steepest fall among the actively traded financial counters.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated also declined, shedding GHS 0.02 to close at GHS 2.26. ETI traded 128,528 shares worth GHS 290,963.15, representing a 0.88% drop from its previous close of GHS 2.28.
Republic Bank Ghana fell by GHS 0.32 to close at GHS 4.50, representing a 6.64% decline. The stock traded 8,115 shares valued at GHS 36,603.90.
Guinness Ghana Breweries also slipped marginally, losing GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 12.98, representing a decline of 0.08%.
On the gainers’ side, SIC Insurance rose by GHS 0.36 to close at GHS 5.96, a gain of 6.43%. The insurer traded 29,336 shares valued at GHS 175,128.85.
Société Générale Ghana gained GHS 0.06 to close at GHS 6.85, up 0.88%, while MTN Ghana, ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc and Kasapreko also ended higher.
Most other counters closed unchanged, including Access Bank, ADB, Atlantic Lithium, Benso Oil Palm Plantation, Enterprise Group, Fan Milk, GCB Bank, GOIL, Standard Chartered Bank, TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana and Unilever Ghana.
The NewGold ETF recorded 19 units traded, valued at GHS 8,778.00, and closed unchanged at GHS 462.00.
No trades were recorded on the Ghana Alternative Market, with Samba Foods, Meridian-Marshalls, Hords, Intravenous Infusions and Digicut all closing unchanged.
The ordinary shares segment recorded 18.81 million shares valued at GHS 48.91 million, while total market turnover including ETFs stood at GHS 48.92 million.
The day’s trading pattern highlights two important signals.
First, investor interest in Kasapreko remains strong, with the stock now emerging as one of the most watched counters on the market. Its large turnover and price gain suggest that investors are still pricing in growth expectations following its market entry.
Second, market liquidity remains highly concentrated. While headline turnover improved strongly, most of the activity came from Kasapreko, MTN Ghana and ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc.
This means broader market depth remains limited, even when daily turnover appears strong.
For investors, Monday’s session was therefore a story of sharp market activity but narrow leadership.
Kasapreko gave the market its biggest lift, MTN Ghana added liquidity, and ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc provided additional value support.
The wider market, however, remained mixed, with gains in selected counters offset by notable declines in Ecobank Ghana, Republic Bank Ghana and ETI.
The GSE opened the week with strong turnover, but the sustainability of that momentum will depend on whether trading broadens beyond a few dominant stocks.
