The latest news, company announcements, and market analysis from the Ghana Stock Exchange.
GOIL and Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) are strengthening their strategic partnership to enhance the supply and offtake of petroleum products in Ghana. This collaboration aims to improve energy security and ensure price stability at the pump by leveraging TOR's operational restart.
GOIL and Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) are exploring a strategic partnership to integrate domestic refining with GOIL's extensive retail network. The alliance aims to improve fuel supply reliability and reduce import dependence, leveraging GOIL's recent 45.9% growth in sales volumes.
MTN Ghana dominated the Ghana Stock Exchange trading session, accounting for over 90% of the total market turnover with GH¢24.21 million in value. Despite this high liquidity, the stock price fell by 0.87% to GH¢6.86 as part of a broader trend of price declines across the exchange.
Enterprise Group Plc has announced key leadership changes, appointing Jacqueline Benyi as Group COO (Life) and Francis Yirenkyi as acting MD of Enterprise Life Ghana. These internal promotions are designed to strengthen the company's regional leadership and support its growth strategy across Ghana, Nigeria, and The Gambia.
Societe Generale Ghana (SOGEGH) hosted an engagement session for women entrepreneurs to discuss financing, business growth, and sustainability. The bank highlighted its 'SG Woman' proposition, which offers credit facilities with minimal collateral and mentorship, reinforcing its commitment to supporting women-led enterprises in Ghana.
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has paid GH¢97.8 million in dividends to SSNIT as part of a total GH¢673.95 million distribution for the 2025 financial year. The payment, representing GH¢4.98 per ordinary share, highlights the bank's strong financial performance and its role in supporting Ghana's pension system.
GOIL has maintained its petrol and diesel prices at GH¢15.43 and GH¢17.26 respectively, defying industry expectations of a price hike driven by rising international crude costs. As the market leader, this strategic move puts competitive pressure on other Oil Marketing Companies and may help stabilize transport fares.
MTN Ghana dominated the Ghana Stock Exchange's September opening, accounting for over 84% of the total market turnover as trading value surged fivefold. Despite the high liquidity, the company's share price dipped by 0.72% to GH¢6.92, reflecting a broader trend of investor repositioning.
Camelot Ghana Plc reported a 31.5% revenue increase to GH¢36.97 million in 2025, driven by its rapidly expanding flexographic business. The company also saw a significant turnaround in shareholders' funds and continued growth into the first half of 2026 with a 19% rise in profit after tax.
MTN Ghana led the GSE on August 31 with a 0.87% price gain and high liquidity, while Kasapreko PLC recorded the second-highest turnover despite a 2.02% price drop. The market showed concentrated activity in a few stocks, resulting in mixed performance across the banking and manufacturing sectors.
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