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MTN Ghana Share Surges to GHS2.20, Leading GSE on a Quiet Trading Day

September 12, 2024
Stephen M.Cby Stephen M.C
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MTN Powers GSE Surge as Market Defies Slump in Turnover

At the close of the trading session on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, MTN Ghana (MTNGH) emerged as the leading performer, recording a 0.9% gain in its share price.

The telecom giant closed the day at GHS2.20 per share, up from its previous closing price of GHS2.18. This marked a significant achievement for the company amidst a trading day characterized by lower overall market activity.

A total of 583,179 shares were traded on the GSE, amounting to a market value of GHS 1,399,957.94. This represented a notable decline in trading activity compared to the previous session on Tuesday, September 10, where both trading volume and turnover saw sharp decreases.

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Specifically, the session saw a 52% decline in volume and a 46% drop in turnover. Despite the slowdown in trading, MTN Ghana stood out as the day’s sole gainer, contributing significantly to market activity.

MTN Ghana’s share price appreciation aligns with its impressive performance throughout the year. Starting the year with a share price of GHS1.40, the telecom leader has seen an impressive 57.1% growth in its share price valuation.

This gain ranks MTNGH fourth on the GSE in terms of year-to-date (YTD) performance, a testament to its strength in the telecommunications sector and the broader stock market.

MTN Ghana’s dominance on the Ghana Stock Exchange has been evident over the past three months (June 13 – September 11, 2024), where it consistently emerged as the most traded stock.

Over this period, MTNGH traded a total volume of 95.8 million shares valued at GHS 186 million, with an average daily volume of 1.52 million shares. On June 25, MTN Ghana achieved a remarkable trading volume high of 35.1 million shares, underscoring its strong presence and investor interest on the GSE.

On September 11, 2024, MTN Ghana recorded the highest volume of traded shares, amounting to 382,854, representing approximately 65.6% of the total shares traded on the GSE.

Following MTN were Access Bank Ghana, SIC Insurance Company, and Cocoa Processing Company, which recorded 110,155, 49,874, and 32,000 shares traded, respectively. The dominance of MTN Ghana on the trading floor highlights the company’s significant role in driving market activity and its strong investor confidence.

GSE Market Indices

In terms of broader market performance, the GSE Composite Index (GSE-CI), which tracks the performance of all listed stocks, saw a modest gain. The benchmark index moved up by 24.27 points, or 0.56%, to close at 4,361.44 points.

This pushed the GSE-CI’s 1-week gain to 0.31%, while its 4-week loss remained at 2.16%. Despite short-term fluctuations, the index has shown resilience with a year-to-date (YTD) gain of 39.33%.

On the other hand, the GSE Financial Stocks Index (GSE-FSI), which focuses on the performance of listed financial institutions, maintained its value at 2,117.13 points.

However, the GSE-FSI saw a 1-week loss of 0.07% and a 4-week gain of 0.08%. Its YTD performance, though, remains positive, with an 11.34% gain. These indices indicate a mixed performance on the GSE, with certain sectors facing challenges, while others, like MTN Ghana, continue to perform strongly.

MTN Ghana’s Strategic Growth

MTN Ghana’s performance on the GSE reflects the company’s overall growth strategy in Ghana’s telecommunications sector. As the country’s leading mobile operator, MTN has consistently invested in expanding its infrastructure, improving network services, and rolling out innovative solutions. Its mobile money service, MoMo, has been a key growth driver, contributing to financial inclusion and economic development across the country.

The company’s strong YTD performance is also a reflection of its market leadership and investor confidence. MTN Ghana’s stock remains attractive to both local and international investors, given its robust fundamentals and its strategic position in Ghana’s digital economy.

The company’s ability to maintain consistent revenue growth and improve its profit margins has further cemented its status as a top performer on the GSE.

Meanwhile, the broader outlook for the Ghana Stock Exchange remains cautiously optimistic. While the market has experienced fluctuations in trading volume and turnover, as seen in the 52% decline in volume and 46% drop in turnover on September 11, the strong performance of key stocks like MTN Ghana provides a positive signal to investors.

As Ghana’s economy continues to recover from global and local economic challenges, the GSE remains an attractive platform for both corporate growth and investment opportunities. Stocks like MTN Ghana, which continue to deliver solid returns, are likely to attract sustained investor interest.

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