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MTN Accounts for Nearly Two-Thirds of GSE Trading Value in Weekly Session

MTN Ghana dominated GSE trading last week, contributing nearly two-thirds of total market turnover as investor demand kept the ICT sector at the forefront of trading.

MTN Accounts for Nearly Two-Thirds of GSE Trading Value in Weekly Session
Solomon Boakye
Jul 27, 2026

MTN Ghana dominated activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) during the week ended July 24, 2026, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the total value of shares traded as investors continued to show strong interest in the telecommunications company.

Data from the GSE showed that MTN Ghana recorded GH¢30 million in trading value, representing about 62.3% of the total GH¢48.12 million value traded across the market during the week.

The telecom company was also the most actively traded stock by volume, with 4.4 million shares changing hands, making up a significant share of the 11.51 million shares traded during the five-day trading period.

The strong investor activity around MTN Ghana helped the ICT sector emerge as the leading contributor to market activity, accounting for 63.7% of total market value traded and 39.5% of total trading volume.

Despite MTN Ghana’s dominance, overall market activity was significantly lower compared with the previous week. Total trading value fell by 87.02% from GH¢370.87 million to GH¢48.12 million, while trading volume declined by 61.92% from 30.24 million shares to 11.51 million shares.

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However, the slowdown in trading did not weaken the broader market performance. The GSE Composite Index increased by 2.63% during the week to 15,330.57 points, while total market value rose to GH¢292.06 billion, adding about GH¢4.49 billion compared with the previous week.

Beyond MTN Ghana, other companies that attracted significant investor attention included Kasapreko PLC (KASA), which recorded GH¢6.74 million in trading value, followed by GCB Bank with GH¢1.78 million, Enterprise Group with GH¢1.77 million, and CAL Bank with GH¢1.35 million.

MTN Ghana’s share price also gained during the week, rising 6.54% from GH¢6.57 to GH¢7.00, bringing its year-to-date increase to 66.67%.

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