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STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT- WEEK 10 |
STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT - WEEK 10
Market trading activity on the Accra bourse grew more exciting in the first week of March as the GSE All Share Index soared on gains in certain large and mid capitalized stocks to end the week at a four-month high.
The statistical measure of the performance of all listed equities on the exchange- the GSE
All Share Index (GSE-I) recorded a significant gain of 297.50pts (5.37%) to end the week
at 5,838.65pt; its highest close in four months. This was largely contributed by significant
price gains in stocks like ETI, GCB, FML, CAL, EBG and TOTAL. The effect was a turning point for the GSE-I YTD change which rose from a -0.56% a week earlier to 4.78% as at 5th March, 2010, recording its highest closing value so far in the year.
Total market capitalization also increased by GH¢250.75 million (1.57%) over the previous week to close at GH¢16,221.12 million, culminating in YTD change of 1.75%.
Improved liquidity on the market resulted in nine equities recording price changes. This was made up of six gainers and three losers. The equities that recorded price changes were represented in the banking, non-banking, petroleum, trading and distribution and food sectors.
ETI –the second most capitalized stock on the exchange led the team of gainers in
percentage terms with a 15.38% (2 pesewas) appreciation in value to close at GH¢0.15, its year open price. CAL and GCB followed closely with an 11.76% (2 pesewa) and a 8.75% (7 pesewas) to close at GH¢0.19 and GH¢0.87 respectively. EBG was next in the hierarchy with a percentage gain of 5.70% (18 pesewas) to close at a twelve month high of GH¢3.34. EBG is currently leading the market with a total YTD capital gain of 19.29%. Stock market analysts have earmarked the stock as one of the bright spots and it would not be a surprise to see it emerging as one of the best performers this year if not the best. FML and TOTAL also added to the list of gainers with a 1.47% (10 pesewas) and 0.14% (1 pesewa) to close at GH¢6.90 and GH¢7.01 respectively.
On the losing stream, PBC led the drag in percentage terms with an 11.76% (2 pesewas)
loss to close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.15. GOIL and UTF followed with a 4.76% (1
pesewa) and 4.17% (1 pesewa) decline to close at GH¢0.20 and GH¢0.23 respectively. Allother share prices remained stable.
Despite the vibrant price activity, total volumes and turnover were down by 71.15% and
24.42% over the previous week’s values. This represented 2,012,394 shares valued at
GH¢1,476,834.34 compared to 6,975,680 shares valued at GH¢1,953,965.35 traded a week earlier.
Total volume and value traded consists of both regular and odd lots traded equities. Twenty equities traded in the week under review compared to nineteen equities traded the previous week. Of all the stocks that traded ARYTN, CAL, EBG, ETI, GCB, GOIL and SIC were the most actively traded. Of these, GCB traded the highest volume and generated the highest turnover with 931,592 shares valued at GH¢787,938.92. This represented 46.29% and 53.35% of the total volume and value traded respectively.
Other stocks traded were UTF, FML, PBC, SG-SSB, EIC, BOPP, AADs, UNIL, GGBL, PZC, CPC, TOTAL and SCB.
GOIL closed the week at GH¢ 0.20 per share.
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STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT- WEEK 09 |
STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT - WEEK 09
Market trading activity for the last trading week of February was very vibrant, giving further hope to the probable market rebound this year. Trade volume activity was very impressive with over 6 million shares exchanging hands.
The statistical measure of the performance of all listed equities on the exchange- the GSE All Share Index (GSE-I) recorded a loss of 98.22pts (1.74%) to end the week at 5,541.15pts. This was largely contributed by a pesewa loss in the second most capitalized stock on the exchange- ETI which dragged the YTD change of the GSE-I down into the negatives on Friday, following an impressive performance on Thursday that resulted in the index closing at a 12 day high of 5,654.88pts.
The GSE-I YTD change closed the week under review at -0.56% compared to the 1.20% recorded a week earlier.
Total market capitalization also declined by GH¢26.40 million (0.17%) over the previous week to close at GH¢15,970.37 million, culminating in YTD change of 0.18%.
Improved liquidity on the market resulted in eight equities recording price changes. There were five gainers and three losers. These were represented in the banking, petroleum, trading and distribution and breweries sectors.
TOTAL led the team of gainers with a 2.94% (20 pesewas) gain to close at GH¢7.00,its highest close so far in the year. GCB followed closely with a 1.27% (1 pesewa) appreciation to end the week at GH¢0.80. SCB gathered a total of 35pesewas in three trading days to close the week at a year high of GH¢31.05, recording a gain of1.14% on the week. GGBL and GCB added to the list of gainers with a gain of 0.75% (1 pesewa) and 0.32% (1 pesewa) each to close at GH¢1.35 and GH¢0.80 respectively.
On the losing stream, MLC led the drag with a 10.00% (2 pesewas) loss to close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.18. ETI followed with a 7.14% (1 pesewa) decline to close at a year low of GH¢0.13. CAL was the other loser which shed 5.56% (1 pesewa) to close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.17. All other share prices remained stable.
Total volumes traded for the week under review was the highest so far in the year. Total volumes traded for the week was 165.06% above what was traded the previous week. Turnover however declined by 13.15% over the previous week’s value. This represented 6,975,680 shares valued at GH¢1,953,965.35 compared to 2,631,704 shares valued at GH¢2,249,767.20 traded a week earlier.
Total volume and value traded consists of both regular and odd lots traded equities. Nineteen equities traded in the week under review compared to twenty four equities traded in the previous week.
Of all the stocks that traded CAL, EBG, and GOIL and SIC were the most actively traded. ETI however traded the highest volume and generated the highest turnover of 5,894,783 shares valued at GH¢823,091.83. This represented 84.50% and 42.12% of the total volume and value traded respectively. Other stocks traded were GCB, SG-SSB, ARYTN, FML, GGBL, PZC, BOPP, UTF, TOTAL, MLC, SCB, CPC, EIC and UNIL.
GOIL closed the week at GH¢ 0.21 per share.
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STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT- WEEK 10 |
STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT - WEEK 10
Market trading activity on the Accra bourse grew more exciting in the first week of March as
the GSE All Share Index soared on gains in certain large and mid capitalized stocks to end
the week at a four-month high.
The statistical measure of the performance of all listed equities on the exchange- the GSE
All Share Index (GSE-I) recorded a significant gain of 297.50pts (5.37%) to end the week
at 5,838.65pt; its highest close in four months. This was largely contributed by significant
price gains in stocks like ETI, GCB, FML, CAL, EBG and TOTAL. The effect was a turning
point for the GSE-I YTD change which rose from a -0.56% a week earlier to 4.78% as at 5th
March, 2010, recording its highest closing value so far in the year.
Total market capitalization also increased by GH¢250.75 million (1.57%) over the previous
week to close at GH¢16,221.12 million, culminating in YTD change of 1.75%.
Improved liquidity on the market resulted in nine equities recording price changes. This was
made up of six gainers and three losers. The equities that recorded price changes were
represented in the banking, non-banking, petroleum, trading and distribution and food
sectors.
ETI –the second most capitalized stock on the exchange led the team of gainers in
percentage terms with a 15.38% (2 pesewas) appreciation in value to close at GH¢0.15, its
year open price. CAL and GCB followed closely with an 11.76% (2 pesewa) and a 8.75% (7
pesewas) to close at GH¢0.19 and GH¢0.87 respectively. EBG was next in the hierarchy
with a percentage gain of 5.70% (18 pesewas) to close at a twelve month high of GH¢3.34.
EBG is currently leading the market with a total YTD capital gain of 19.29%. Stock market
analysts have earmarked the stock as one of the bright spots and it would not be a surprise
to see it emerging as one of the best performers this year if not the best. FML and TOTAL
also added to the list of gainers with a 1.47% (10 pesewas) and 0.14% (1 pesewa) to close
at GH¢6.90 and GH¢7.01 respectively.
On the losing stream, PBC led the drag in percentage terms with an 11.76% (2 pesewas)
loss to close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.15. GOIL and UTF followed with a 4.76% (1
pesewa) and 4.17% (1 pesewa) decline to close at GH¢0.20 and GH¢0.23 respectively. All
other share prices remained stable.
Despite the vibrant price activity, total volumes and turnover were down by 71.15% and
24.42% over the previous week’s values. This represented 2,012,394 shares valued at
GH¢1,476,834.34 compared to 6,975,680 shares valued at GH¢1,953,965.35 traded a week
earlier.
Total volume and value traded consists of both regular and odd lots traded equities. Twenty
equities traded in the week under review compared to nineteen equities traded the previous
week. Of all the stocks that traded ARYTN, CAL, EBG, ETI, GCB, GOIL and SIC were the
most actively traded.
Of these, GCB traded the highest volume and generated the highest turnover with 931,592
shares valued at GH¢787,938.92. This represented 46.29% and 53.35% of the total volume
and value traded respectively.
Other stocks traded were UTF, FML, PBC, SG-SSB, EIC, BOPP, AADs, UNIL, GGBL, PZC, CPC,
TOTAL and SCB.
GOIL closed the week at GH¢ 0.20 per share. |
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STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT- WEEK 08 |
STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT - WEEK 08
Trading activity for the week ended 19th February, 2010 was no different from the
prior week as the GSE All Share Index (GSE-I) recorded slight gains even as market
volumes and turnover continued to the rise in line with analysts expectations.
The GSE-I recorded five straight gains during the five trading days this week. Price
shoots in stocks like EBG, GCB, SCB, ARYTN and SIC mainly fanned this positive
streak.
The GSE All Share Index (GSE-I) which functions as a statistical measure of the
performance of all listed equities recorded a total gain of 26.12pts (0.47%) on the
week to close at 5,639.37%. This sent the YTD change of the GSE-I to +1.20% from
the +0.73% return recorded a week earlier.
Total market capitalization increased by GH¢20.83 million (0.13%) over the previous
week to GH¢15,996.77 million, culminating in YTD change of 0.34%.
Market index swings was characterised by five gainers and two losers. The gainers
and losers were represented in the pharmaceuticals, banking, non-banking and
insurance sectors.
ARYTN led the gainers in percentage terms with a gain of 7.69% (1 pesewa) to close
the week at GH¢0.14. On Nov 23, 2009, Aryton Drugs made public the intention of
Adcock Ingram Holdings Ltd (one of the leading private pharmaceutical companies in
South Africa) to acquire at least 51% of the entire issued shares of ARYTN at 16
pesewas. The offer, which ends on the 29th of March 2010, is being bought at a
14.29% premium above this week’s closing price of GH¢0.14. Analysts believe that
although the offer price is quite attractive in the long term, given that the acquisition
is successful, improvement in the company’s performance through possible product
expansion may result in an upward trend in the share price, which could be higher
than the 16 pesewas.
GCB ranked second after ARYTN with a 3.95% (3 pesewas) gain to close at GH¢0.79
after peaking at a high of GH¢0.80 on Thursday. Following closely was SIC which
added 3.45% (1 pesewa) on Friday to close at GH¢0.30. EBG and SCB also added to
the list of gainers with an appreciation of 1.61% (5 pesewas) and 0.13% (4
pesewas) to end the week at GH¢3.15 and GH¢30.66 respectively.
CAL and UTF were the only net losers on the market in the week under review. Of
the two, CAL led the drag in percentage terms with a decline of 5.26% (1 pesewa) to
close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.18. UTF lost the 1 pesewas it gained the previous
week to close at GH¢0.24, recording a loss of 4.00% on the week. All other share
prices remained stable.
Total volume and value traded increased further by 81.04% and 50.28% respectively
over the previous week’s activity. This represented 2,631,704 shares valued at
GH¢2,249,767.20 compared to 1,453,694 shares valued at GH¢1,497,007.31 traded
a week earlier.
Total volume and value traded consists of both regular and odd lots traded equities.
Twenty four equities traded in the week under review compared to twenty equities
traded in the previous week. Of all the stocks that traded CAL, EBG, GCB, GOIL,
SIC and SG-SSB were the most actively traded.
Of these, GCB in the second consecutive week traded the highest volume and
generated the highest turnover, contributing 46.22% and 43.03% to the total
volume and value traded respectively. This represented 1,216,357 shares valued at
GH¢968,118.45.
Other stocks traded were UNIL, UTF, ETI, BOPP, PZC, ARYTN, CPC, FML, SCB-P,
CFAO, GGBL, SPL, SWL, TOTAL, AADs, SCB, EIC and PBC.
GOIL closed the week at GH¢ 0.21 per share with a total of 300,962 shares
being traded. The highest volume of shares traded in a single week in 2010
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Stock Market Snapshot-week 08 |
STOCK MARKET SNAPSHOT - WEEK 08
Trading activity for the week ended 19th February, 2010 was no different from the
prior week as the GSE All Share Index (GSE-I) recorded slight gains even as market
volumes and turnover continued to the rise in line with analysts expectations.
The GSE-I recorded five straight gains during the five trading days this week. Price
shoots in stocks like EBG, GCB, SCB, ARYTN and SIC mainly fanned this positive
streak.
The GSE All Share Index (GSE-I) which functions as a statistical measure of the
performance of all listed equities recorded a total gain of 26.12pts (0.47%) on the
week to close at 5,639.37%. This sent the YTD change of the GSE-I to +1.20% from
the +0.73% return recorded a week earlier.
Total market capitalization increased by GH¢20.83 million (0.13%) over the previous
week to GH¢15,996.77 million, culminating in YTD change of 0.34%.
Market index swings was characterised by five gainers and two losers. The gainers
and losers were represented in the pharmaceuticals, banking, non-banking and
insurance sectors.
ARYTN led the gainers in percentage terms with a gain of 7.69% (1 pesewa) to close
the week at GH¢0.14. On Nov 23, 2009, Aryton Drugs made public the intention of
Adcock Ingram Holdings Ltd (one of the leading private pharmaceutical companies in
South Africa) to acquire at least 51% of the entire issued shares of ARYTN at 16
pesewas. The offer, which ends on the 29th of March 2010, is being bought at a
14.29% premium above this week’s closing price of GH¢0.14. Analysts believe that
although the offer price is quite attractive in the long term, given that the acquisition
is successful, improvement in the company’s performance through possible product
expansion may result in an upward trend in the share price, which could be higher
than the 16 pesewas.
GCB ranked second after ARYTN with a 3.95% (3 pesewas) gain to close at GH¢0.79
after peaking at a high of GH¢0.80 on Thursday. Following closely was SIC which
added 3.45% (1 pesewa) on Friday to close at GH¢0.30. EBG and SCB also added to
the list of gainers with an appreciation of 1.61% (5 pesewas) and 0.13% (4
pesewas) to end the week at GH¢3.15 and GH¢30.66 respectively.
CAL and UTF were the only net losers on the market in the week under review. Of
the two, CAL led the drag in percentage terms with a decline of 5.26% (1 pesewa) to
close at a 12 month low of GH¢0.18. UTF lost the 1 pesewas it gained the previous
week to close at GH¢0.24, recording a loss of 4.00% on the week. All other share
prices remained stable.
Total volume and value traded increased further by 81.04% and 50.28% respectively
over the previous week’s activity. This represented 2,631,704 shares valued at
GH¢2,249,767.20 compared to 1,453,694 shares valued at GH¢1,497,007.31 traded
a week earlier.
Total volume and value traded consists of both regular and odd lots traded equities.
Twenty four equities traded in the week under review compared to twenty equities
traded in the previous week. Of all the stocks that traded CAL, EBG, GCB, GOIL,
SIC and SG-SSB were the most actively traded.
Of these, GCB in the second consecutive week traded the highest volume and
generated the highest turnover, contributing 46.22% and 43.03% to the total
volume and value traded respectively. This represented 1,216,357 shares valued at
GH¢968,118.45.
Other stocks traded were UNIL, UTF, ETI, BOPP, PZC, ARYTN, CPC, FML, SCB-P,
CFAO, GGBL, SPL, SWL, TOTAL, AADs, SCB, EIC and PBC.
GOIL closed the week at GH¢ 0.21 per share with a total of 300,962 shares
being traded. The highest volume of shares traded in a single week in 2010 |
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- Reduces Exhaust Pipe Emissions to Help Prevent Pollution of the Atmosphere
- Extends Average Distance Traveled to Help You Save Fuel
- Gives Your Engine More Power and Longer Life
- Tested And Endorsed By The Ghana Energy Foundation.
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WHAT IS G-PLUS HIGH OCTANE GASOLINE? |
G-PLUS IS A UNIQUE UNLEADED PETROL WITH MINIMUM RON 95.
STRENGTHS:
- G-PLUS MAXIMIZES PERFORMANCE IN CARS DESIGNED TO RUN ON HIGH OCTANE PETROL.
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NORMAL FUEL |
Diesel and Gasoline
Diesel and Gasoline are the best selling products of GOIL. These products are produced by the Tema Oil Refinery, GOIL's main source of supply.
Premix
GOIL continues to be the overwhelming market leader for Premix, the fuel for canoe fishermen. GOIL is the only oil marketing company that helped to develop and market this product until recently when it became one of the main product lines of the Tema Oil Refinery.
Kerosene
GOIL continues to embark on a nation-wide project that will make kerosene easily available to many rural and urban communities.
Conscious of the needs of deprived areas, GOIL has embarked on a nation-side scheme whose aim is to give every village community accessibility to kerosene for lighting and cooking.
Under the scheme, districts and marketing centres as well as farming communities have been delineated. Surface tanks and accessories have been manufactured and their distribution has already commenced. The product has received enthusiastic support from Chiefs, District Assemblies, opinion leaders and the general public.
Bitumen
The Company has started the marketing and distribution of bitumen to support the construction of roads. For more infomation please call Alphonso 020 8176508
Aviation
Fuelling the Aviation Industry is an area in which the company’s participation has been planned for the future.
Haulage
Building Bulk Storage Tanks and Laying Pipelines to transport fuel & LPG across the country and the sub-region.
Bunkering
Bunkering service of ocean going vessels to boost exports.
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