GSE records strong June performance as 15 stocks post gains

Fifteen companies listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) recorded share price increases in June 2026, extending the market’s positive performance.

The biggest gainers during the month were Intravenous Infusions PLC, which rose by 125%, followed by Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (63.31%), Kasapreko PLC (56.67%), Clydestone Ghana PLC (44.61%) and SIC Insurance Company PLC (20.20%).

Other stocks that recorded gains included TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana PLC (20%), Access Bank Ghana PLC (15.58%), GCB Bank PLC (13.48%), Meridian Marshalls Holding Company (10%), Cocoa Processing Company PLC (8.33%), CalBank PLC (6.85%), First Atlantic Bank PLC (5.40%), Societe Generale Ghana PLC (4.61%), Atlantic Lithium Limited (3.17%) and Fan Milk PLC (0.15%).

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Despite the overall positive trend, nine stocks recorded declines during the month as cited by Myjoyonline.com

The losers included Ecobank Ghana PLC, which recorded the biggest drop of 29.85%, followed by Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC (-18.71%), Republic Bank Ghana PLC (-15.58%), NewGold (-7.95%), Benso Palm Plantation PLC (-6.44%), Ghana Oil Company PLC (-5.42%), Zen Petroleum Holdings PLC (-4.18%), Scancom PLC (-1.38%) and Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC (-0.53%).

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The GSE Composite Index recorded a return of 67.89%, while the Financial Stock Index posted a 77.94% return.

Market activity also increased significantly, with 161,125 transactions recorded in June, representing a 606.78% rise compared with the same period in 2025.

On the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM), trading volume reached GH¢44.89 billion during the month, marking a 280.48% increase year-on-year.

The year-to-date trading volume stood at GH¢220.90 billion, more than double the GH¢108.23 billion recorded during the same period last year.

Government securities dominated fixed-income trading, with Treasury Bills accounting for 46.08% of total volume, Government Notes and Bonds contributing 52.31%, and Corporate Bonds making up the remaining 1.61%.

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