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IGS Financial Services Ltd.

Established in 2010, IGS Financial Services Ltd. is a fast growing professional financial management services company licensed and regulated by SEC and NPRA.

Incorporated in 2009 and licensed in 2010, IGS Financial Services Ltd. (IGS) is a fast growing professional Financial Management Services Company licensed and regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA). We function as a Pensions Fund Manager and Investment Advisor. IGS provides investment advisory, investment research and public

ation as well as portfolio management of securities on behalf of clients for investment purposes. Our objective is to ensure investors actualize their dreams through value creation. We encourage existing and prospective clients to Invest, Grow and Secure their investments. We aspire to be the financial institution of choice through the provision of superior financial management services to our clients. IGS currently has four branches located in Tarkwa, Obuasi, Tema and Accra.

01/01/2026

IGS wishes you a year of growth, prosperity, peace and new opportunities. We look forward to serving you in the year ahead.
IGS is here to stay.

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas! We wish you joy, peace, good health and a restful festive season. Thank you for your trust and partnership. IGS is here to stay.

22/07/2025

Highlights

▪️ Brent Crude Oil and Coffee continued to lose value on the international commodities market.

▪️ MTN-GH maintained dominance as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ The GSE-CI inched up but the GSE-FSI declined to settle at a YTD of 31.69% and 43.41% respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi depreciated against all three major trading currencies.

▪️Monday’s trading session ended with MTN-GH and Ecobank Ghana PLC (EGH) gaining 5 Pesewas and 4 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 3.03 and GHS 8.78. However, Societe Generale Ghana PLC (SOGEGH) shed off 6 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 2.00.

21/07/2025

Highlights

▪️ The GSE-CI declined but the GSE-FSI inched up to settle at a YTD return of 30.65% and 43.55% respectively.

▪️ Friday’s trading session ended with NewGold (ETF), Republic Bank Ghana (RBGH) and Clydstone Ghana PLC (CLYD) as gainers for the day. However, SIC Insurance PLC (SIC) and MTN-GH shed off 1 Pesewa and 5 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 1.13 and GHS 2.98 respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi depreciated against the Pound and the Euro but maintained its daily depreciation value against the Dollar.

▪️ MTN-GH maintained dominance as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ Brent Crude Oil and Coffee lost value on the international commodities market.

17/07/2025

Highlights

▪️ The GSE-CI and GSE-FSI declined to settle at a YTD return of 31.90% and 44.03% respectively.

▪️ Wednesday’s trading session ended with Standard Chartered Bank (SCB), Republic Bank Ghana (RBGH) and Ghana Oil Company PLC (GOIL) as gainers for the day. However, Ecobank Transnational Inc. (ETI) and NewGold (ETF) shed off 1 Pesewa and GHS 2.71 to close at a share price of 84 Pesewas and GHS 362.80 respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi depreciated against all three major trading currencies for the day.

▪️ MTN-GH topped the chart as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ Brent Crude Oil and Cocoa continued to lose value on the international commodities market.

16/07/2025

Highlights

▪️ Brent Crude Oil, Gold, Cocoa and Coffee lost value on the international commodities market.

▪️ GCB Bank Plc marked dominance as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ The GSE-CI and GSE-FSI inched up to settle at a YTD of 31.95% and 44.19% respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi appreciated against the Pound and the Euro but maintained its daily appreciation value against the Dollar.

▪️ Tuesday’s trading session ended with Ghana Oil Company PLC (GOIL) and Republic Bank Ghana PLC (RBGH) gaining 5 Pesewas and 4 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 2.10 and 83 Pesewas respectively. However, NewGold (ETF) shed off 66 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 365.51.

15/07/2025

Highlights

▪️The GSE-CI inched up but the GSE-FSI remained unchanged at a YTD return of 31.65% and 44.03% respectively.

▪️Monday’s trading session ended with NewGold (ETF) and MTN-GH gaining GHS 5.19 and 1 Pesewa to close at a share price of GHS 366.17 and GHS 3.02 respectively. However, Unilever Ghana (UNIL) shed off 1 Pesewa to close at a share price of GHS 20.49.

▪️The Ghana Cedi appreciated against the Pound and the Euro but maintained its daily appreciation value against the Dollar.

▪️MTN-GH emerged as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️Cocoa and Coffee gained value on the international commodities market.

14/07/2025

Highlights

▪️Coffee lost value on the international commodities market.

▪️GCB Bank Plc maintained dominance as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️The GSE-CI inched up but the GSE-FSI declined to settle at a YTD of 31.43% and 44.03% respectively.

▪️The Ghana Cedi appreciated against the Pound, depreciated against the Euro and maintained its daily appreciation value against the Dollar.

▪️Friday’s trading session ended with NewGold (ETF) and MTN-GH gaining GHS 8.66 and 1 Pesewa to close at a share price of GHS 360.98 and GHS 3.01 respectively. However, GCB Bank PLC (GCB), shed of 3 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 9.47.

19/05/2025

Highlights

▪️ Gold and Coffee lost value on the international commodities market.

▪️ MTN-GH topped the chart as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ The GSE-CI inched up but the GSE-FSI remained unchanged at a YTD of 37.21% and 33.09% respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi appreciated against all three major trading currencies.

▪️ Friday’s trading session ended with Unilever Ghana PLC (UNIL), Fan Milk PLC (FML), Guiness Ghana Breweries PLC (GGBL) and MTN-GH as gainers for the day. However, NewGold (ETF) shed off GHS 3.18 to close at a share price of GHS 380.03.

16/05/2025

Highlights

▪️ The GSE-CI and GSE-FSI inched up to settle at a YTD return of 36.72% and 33.09% respectively.

▪️ Thursday’s trading session ended with MTN-GH and GCB Bank Plc (GCB) gaining 7 Pesewas and 6 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 3.53 and GHS 7.66 respectively. However, NewGold (ETF) shed off GHS 1.91 to close at a share price of GHS 383.21.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi appreciated against all three major trading currencies.

▪️ MTN-GH maintained dominance as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ Brent Crude Oil maintained value on the international commodities market.

14/05/2025

Highlights

▪️ Cocoa gained significant value on the international commodities market.

▪️ MTN-GH emerged as the most traded stock in terms of volume traded at the close of trading.

▪️ The GSE-CI inched up but the GSE-FSI remained unchanged at a YTD of 32.06% and 32.83% respectively.

▪️ The Ghana Cedi appreciated against all three major trading currencies.

▪️ Tuesday’s trading session ended with MTN-GH gaining 2 Pesewas to close at a share price of GHS 3.32. However, the bids of some sixteen stocks swept off offers with no changes in prices.

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Accra

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Website

http://www.igsghana.com/

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