Why these 7 companies have delisted from the Ghana Stock Exchange

The Ghana Stock Exchange ended the first quarter of this year as the best performing stock market in Africa with an annual return of 14.62% in dollar term for investors.
1M | 3M | YTD | 1Y | 2Y |
+14.90% | +32.50% | +72.05% | +92.68% | +165.07% |
Value Traded (GHS) 8,316,863.95 |
Volume 1,524,476 |
Transactions - |
Market Cap. (Mln GHS) 149,000.63 |
The Ghana Stock Exchange ended the first quarter of this year as the best performing stock market in Africa with an annual return of 14.62% in dollar term for investors.
Following the completion of the tender offer and settlement of all shareholders who tendered in their shares, Mechanical Lloyd PLC (“MLC” of the “Company”) wished to announce its delisting from Ghana Stock Exchange (“GSE”) after trading on Friday, 16 April 2021. The delisting has been approved by the GSE.
The Ghana Stock Exchange has recorded a GH¢2.79 billion in returns for the first quarter of 2021.
Pesewa ONE Plc (POP), a business incubator, is expected to be the sixth small business to list on the Ghana Alternative Market (GAX).