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Before You Miss the Ex-Dates: 7 GSE Stocks Paying Dividends Soon

Seven listed companies, including SCB, GOIL, and TotalEnergies, are set to pay dividends in July and August, signaling strong performance and investor rewards

Before You Miss the Ex-Dates: 7 GSE Stocks Paying Dividends Soon
Solomon Boakye
Jun 26, 2025

Ghana’s dividend season is in full swing, and several companies are getting ready to reward shareholders between July and August.

If you’re eyeing how income plays on the Ghana Stock Exchange, here are the stocks set to pay out, along with their key dates.

  1. Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) will pay a final dividend of GHS1.67 per share on July 31. The ex-dividend date is July 9.
  2. GOIL is scheduled to pay GHS0.396 per share on July 12. The qualification period ended in mid-June.
  3. TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana will pay GHS1.126 per share on August 15. Ex-dividend details are expected in early July.
  4. Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited (GGBL) will pay GHS0.056 per share on July 10, following its mid-June cutoff.
  5. HFC Bank (Republic Bank Ghana) will pay GHS0.195 per share on July 18 to shareholders who qualified earlier in June.
  6. Enterprise Group Limited (EGL) is set to pay GHS0.565 per share on July 17 to all qualified investors.
  7. Unilever Ghana will pay a dividend of GHS0.60 per share on July 18, with the qualification window already closed.

To qualify for these payouts, investors must have purchased shares before each company’s respective ex-dividend date.

CompanyDividend (GHS/Share)Payment DateEx-Dividend Date
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB)1.67July 31, 2025July 9, 2025
GOIL0.396July 12, 2025Mid-June 2025 (Passed)
TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana1.126August 15, 2025Expected in July 2025
Guinness Ghana Breweries (GGBL)0.056July 10, 2025Mid-June 2025 (Passed)
HFC Bank (Republic Bank Ghana)0.195July 18, 2025Mid-June 2025 (Passed)
Enterprise Group Limited (EGL)0.565July 17, 2025Mid-June 2025 (Passed)
Unilever Ghana0.60July 18, 2025Mid-June 2025 (Passed)

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