The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) opened the week on a bright and confident note, with strong investor interest driving up both market activity and prices. Trading on Monday, September 15, 2025, reflected a broad sense of optimism as investors continued to place bets on blue-chip and growth stocks, pushing key market indicators higher and lifting the overall value of listed companies.
Market data showed that a total of 355,634 shares worth GHS 1.2 million exchanged hands during the session. The benchmark GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI) climbed by 46.68 points from 7,269.40 on Friday to close at 7,316.08, extending its year-to-date gain to 49.66%. Similarly, the GSE Financial Stocks Index (GSE-FSI) advanced by 34 points, ending the session at 3,512.32 and reflecting an impressive 47.53% gain since the start of the year.
These gains helped push the market capitalization, the total value of all listed companies, up to GHS 150.28 billion, underscoring the depth of investor confidence on the local bourse.
Several equities recorded notable price gains. MTN Ghana (MTNGH), which remained the most actively traded stock, saw its share price inch up from GHS 3.74 to GHS 3.76, contributing the bulk of the day’s turnover with 179,750 shares valued at GHS 676,595.37.
Fan Milk (FML) rose by 5 pesewas to GHS 4.67 on the back of 80,944 shares worth GHS 378,005.83. Ecobank Transnational (ETI) added 4 pesewas to close at GHS 0.81, while Ghana Oil Company (GOIL) gained 2 pesewas to settle at GHS 2.35. Clydestone (CLYD) also ticked up 1 pesewa to close at GHS 0.12.
With all five price movers posting gains and no price declines recorded, the session reflected strong buying interest and upbeat sentiment among market players. The steady climb in both indices and market capitalization points to growing investor confidence as the market moves deeper into the final quarter of the year.
