ZEN led GSE weekly gainers, surging 12.66% as select mid-cap stocks advanced, while broader market performance remained mixed with notable declines in blue-chip counters.
ZEN led the Ghana Stock Exchange gainers for the week ended April 30, surging 12.66% to close at GHS 6.14 in a mixed trading week marked by selective buying across mid-cap equities.
The stock’s performance placed it at the top of the weekly gainers’ chart, ahead of CLYD, which rose 11.11% to GHS 1.60, and ALLGH, which gained 8.33% to GHS 7.80. UNIL also advanced 5.41% to GHS 30.00, while SIC and ADB posted gains of 5.02% and 4.74% respectively.
MTN Ghana, the most actively traded stock on the exchange during the week, also edged up 3.50% to GHS 6.80, maintaining its position as a key driver of market liquidity.
Elsewhere, CAL, BOPP and SOGEGH recorded marginal gains below 2%, reflecting subdued momentum across parts of the market.
The gains were recorded against a backdrop of mixed performance on the broader market, where declines in select blue-chip stocks partially offset advances.
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