- MTNGH Accounts For 61.51% Of GSE Value Traded Despite Price Dip
Trading activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange improved on Monday, July 6, 2026, with total market turnover rising to GH¢14.97 million as investors maintained strong interest in Scancom PLC, trading as MTN Ghana, and Kasapreko PLC.
Total volume traded stood at 4.98 million shares, while total value traded reached GH¢14.97 million across the main market, exchange-traded funds and the Ghana Alternative Market.
MTN Ghana remained the dominant counter by value, accounting for GH¢9.21 million from 1.44 million shares. The stock represented 61.51% of total market value traded and 28.86% of total volume, confirming its continued role as the principal liquidity driver on the Accra bourse.
Despite its strong contribution to turnover, MTNGH slipped by GH¢0.02 to close at GH¢6.40, down from GH¢6.42 in the previous session. The stock recorded a closing bid of GH¢6.36 and an offer price of GH¢6.40.
Kasapreko PLC followed as the second most traded equity by value, recording GH¢3.03 million from 1.62 million shares. The stock closed unchanged at GH¢1.88, with a closing bid of GH¢1.88 and offer price of GH¢1.99.
Together, MTN Ghana and Kasapreko accounted for GH¢12.24 million, representing 81.78% of total market turnover. Their combined volume of 3.05 million shares also represented 61.34% of total shares traded, underscoring the market’s continued concentration in a few active counters.
CAL Bank placed third by value traded, recording GH¢478,063.95 from 605,677 shares. The stock gained GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢0.79, from GH¢0.78 previously.
Clydestone Ghana also attracted strong activity, trading 118,392 shares valued at GH¢402,532.80. The stock was one of the day’s major gainers, rising by GH¢0.30 to close at GH¢3.40, from GH¢3.10.
Ecobank Ghana recorded GH¢392,915.50 from 11,650 shares, closing higher at GH¢33.75 after gaining GH¢0.08. GCB Bank also advanced, adding GH¢0.94 to close at GH¢41.94 after trading 8,158 shares valued at GH¢340,728.00.
GOIL was another notable gainer, rising by GH¢0.48 to close at GH¢7.98, with 10,208 shares valued at GH¢79,582.90 changing hands.
ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc also edged up by GH¢0.01 to close at GH¢11.00 after trading 2,023 shares valued at GH¢22,253.00. The stock is correctly listed as ZEN Petroleum Holdings Plc.
On the losing side, MTN Ghana declined by GH¢0.02, while Standard Chartered Bank Ghana fell by GH¢0.10 to close at GH¢70.90 after trading 1,249 shares valued at GH¢88,564.60.
Most listed equities closed unchanged, reflecting a session where turnover improved but price movements remained selective.
In the banking segment, Societe Generale Ghana traded GH¢236,082.40 from 34,718 shares and closed unchanged at GH¢6.80. Ecobank Transnational Incorporated recorded GH¢202,518.80 from 92,054 shares and also closed flat at GH¢2.20.
Access Bank Ghana traded 673 shares valued at GH¢21,468.70 and closed unchanged at GH¢31.90, while Agricultural Development Bank recorded GH¢74.20 from 14 shares.
In the insurance space, SIC Insurance Company traded 11,199 shares valued at GH¢67,305.99 and closed unchanged at GH¢6.01. Enterprise Group also closed flat at GH¢10.05 after trading 2,027 shares valued at GH¢20,371.35.
Among consumer and manufacturing counters, Fan Milk traded GH¢56,644.70 from 4,259 shares and closed unchanged at GH¢13.30. Guinness Ghana Breweries recorded GH¢46,335.87 from 3,871 shares, also closing flat at GH¢11.97.
TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana traded 1,428 shares valued at GH¢56,548.80 and closed unchanged at GH¢39.60, while Unilever Ghana recorded GH¢17,287.00 from 586 shares and closed flat at GH¢29.50.
The exchange-traded funds segment saw NewGold trade 12 shares valued at GH¢5,544.00, closing unchanged at GH¢462.00.
Activity on the Ghana Alternative Market was driven almost entirely by Hords PLC, which traded 1.00 million shares valued at GH¢110,000.00 and closed unchanged at GH¢0.11. Intravenous Infusions PLC also gained GH¢0.02 to close at GH¢0.20 after trading 7,000 shares valued at GH¢1,400.00.
The July 6 session shows a market still heavily shaped by a few large counters. MTN Ghana continued to anchor liquidity, while Kasapreko sustained strong investor interest following its recent listing momentum.
The gains in Clydestone, GOIL, GCB, Ecobank Ghana, CAL Bank, ZEN Petroleum and Intravenous Infusions provided positive price action, but the decline in MTNGH and Standard Chartered Bank limited broader upward momentum.
For investors, the trading pattern points to selective positioning rather than broad-based market movement. Liquidity remains concentrated in MTNGH and KASA, while price gains are emerging in selected banking, energy, technology and GAX-listed counters.
Overall, the equities market opened the week with stronger turnover, but with trading still dependent on a narrow group of highly active stocks.
