- MTN Ghana Leads GSE Turnover as Market Trades GHS 3.88m
The Ghana Stock Exchange recorded total turnover of GHS 3.88 million from 868,671 shares traded during the 7,225th trading session on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
Trading activity was led by MTN Ghana, which recorded 338,412 shares traded, valued at GHS 2.19 million, making it the dominant counter by value for the session. The stock, however, slipped marginally by GHS 0.01 to close at GHS 6.48, from a previous closing price of GHS 6.49.
Market turnover fell sharply from the previous session, when total value traded stood above GHS 22 million, largely driven by heavy activity in GCB Bank. The June 4 session therefore reflected a more subdued market, with activity concentrated in a few counters.
Atlantic Lithium Ltd emerged as one of the day’s gainers, rising by GHS 0.26 to close at GHS 8.46. The counter traded 12,138 shares valued at GHS 102,594.57.
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated also gained GHS 0.08 to close at GHS 1.57, after recording 16,351 shares traded with a total value of GHS 25,295.46.
The day’s biggest drag came from Ecobank Ghana PLC, which lost GHS 3.01 to close at GHS 44.99, from a previous closing price of GHS 48.00. The counter recorded 5,623 shares traded, valued at GHS 253,550.30.
ZEN Petroleum Holdings also recorded a steep decline, falling by GHS 1.21 to close at GHS 10.96. The stock traded 35,501 shares, generating GHS 389,090.96 in turnover.
Other decliners included Ghana Oil Company, which fell by GHS 0.42 to close at GHS 7.50, and Guinness Ghana Breweries, which declined by GHS 0.25 to close at GHS 14.50.
SIC Insurance Company also lost GHS 0.05 to close at GHS 4.83, while CAL Bank slipped by GHS 0.01 to end the session at GHS 0.79.
In terms of trading value outside MTN Ghana, ZEN Petroleum, CAL Bank, GCB Bank, and Ecobank Ghana were among the more active counters.
CAL Bank traded 420,762 shares, the highest volume of the session, with a total value of GHS 332,658.64. GCB Bank recorded 8,528 shares valued at GHS 307,008.00, while Benso Palm Plantation traded 741 shares worth GHS 59,280.00.
The NewGold exchange-traded fund recorded two units traded, valued at GHS 1,003.84, with no price change.
Activity on the Ghana Alternative Market remained thin. Intravenous Infusions PLC recorded 2,865 shares traded, valued at GHS 286.50, while Hords PLC traded 500 shares worth GHS 55.00. Meridian Marshalls Holding Company recorded 44 shares valued at GHS 4.84.
Overall, the June 4 session showed a market driven by selective trading, with MTN Ghana providing most of the turnover while price losses in Ecobank Ghana, ZEN Petroleum and GOIL weighed on market sentiment.
The trading pattern suggests that while investor interest remains present in telecoms, banking and energy counters, liquidity remains concentrated and uneven across the broader market.
