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SIC Insurance Leads GSE Gainers as Market Sees Mixed Performance

GSE sees mixed performance: SIC Insurance leads gains, MTN Ghana dips, while NewGold ETF shows steady growth; strong investor activity with GH¢2.63 million in trades

Over 2 Million Shares Exchanged as Stocks See Big Moves
Solomon Boakye
Feb 21, 2025

The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) witnessed a mixed trading session on Thursday, February 22, 2025, as some stocks posted notable gains while others struggled. The GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) closed at 5,470.42 points, reflecting a slight dip from the previous session. 

Despite this, investor activity remained vibrant, with market capitalization settling at GH¢123.03 billion and a total of 1,237,792 shares changing hands.

Leading the pack of gainers was SIC Insurance Company Limited (SIC), which surged by GH¢0.02 (a 6.90% increase) to close at GH¢0.31 from its previous GH¢0.29. This marked the highest percentage gain of the day, further solidifying SIC’s positive momentum throughout the week.

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) also recorded a GH¢0.02 increase, pushing its stock price to GH¢0.57, while Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited (GGBL) climbed to GH¢5.62, reflecting a slight but steady rise from GH¢5.60.

Another notable performer was NewGold ETF (GLD), which continued its upward movement, closing at GH¢440.00, a GH¢2.00 increase from the start of the week. Investors remained optimistic about its stability as a safe-haven asset.

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SIC Insurance Leads GSE Gainers as Market Sees Mixed Performance

However, not all stocks ended on a high note. MTN Ghana (MTNGH) emerged as the session’s only significant loser, shedding GH¢0.05 to close at GH¢2.85 from its previous GH¢2.90. The telecom giant saw heavy trading volumes throughout the week, with some investors opting to take profits.

Trading activity was particularly strong, with MTN Ghana leading in volume as 920,777 shares were exchanged. Other actively traded stocks included Ecobank Ghana (EGH) with 32,258 shares and Fan Milk Limited (FML) with 200,403 shares. The total value of shares traded stood at GH¢2.63 million, underscoring sustained investor interest.

For the week, market trends indicated steady demand for financial and consumer goods stocks, reflecting investor confidence in these sectors. 

SIC Insurance Leads GSE Gainers as Market Sees Mixed Performance

Key Highlights:

  • The GSE Composite Index closed at 5,470.42 points, showing a slight dip.
  • Market capitalization settled at GH¢123.03 billion, with 1,237,792 shares traded.
  • SIC Insurance led the gainers, up by GH¢0.02 to GH¢0.31.
  • Ecobank and Guinness Ghana saw small increases.
  • NewGold ETF rose by GH¢2.00 to GH¢440.00.
  • MTN Ghana lost GH¢0.05, closing at GH¢2.85.
  • MTN Ghana led in trading volume with 920,777 shares.
  • Total value of shares traded was GH¢2.63 million.

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