The remarkable surge on the Ghana Stock Exchange has created a new wave of wealth among investors, with several business leaders and corporate executives seeing the value of their equity holdings climb sharply in 2026.
Top 20 Richest Investors on Ghana’s Stock Exchange
A new ranking published by Billionaires Africa has identified the 20 richest investors on the Ghana Stock Exchange, highlighting individuals whose publicly disclosed stakes in listed companies have grown significantly following the market’s historic rally.
The ranking comes at a time when the Ghana Stock Exchange continues to record strong momentum after emerging as Africa’s best performing stock market in 2025. Market gains extended into 2026, with the GSE Composite Index crossing major milestones as investor confidence strengthened across banking, telecoms, mining, and insurance stocks.
1. Daniel Ofori
Portfolio value: $64.95 million
Daniel Ofori remains the richest disclosed investor on the Ghana Stock Exchange by a significant margin. His portfolio spans several of Ghana’s leading financial institutions, including 7.5% stake in GCB Bank, 11.25% in Société Générale Ghana, 0.615% in CAL Bank, and 5.91% stake in SIC Insurance.
Ofori has built a strong reputation in Ghana’s business landscape through ventures such as White Chapel and Advance Ventures Development. His extensive banking and insurance exposure has benefited heavily from the market rally.
2. Malik Mohammad Easah
Portfolio value: $13.23 million
Mining executive Malik Mohammad Easah holds 2.089% stake in Asante Gold Corporation. He is widely recognized as the founder of Cardinal Resources and currently serves as executive chairman of Asante Gold Corp.
His investment position reflects growing investor confidence in Ghana’s gold sector and the broader mining industry.
3. Patrick Kingsley Nyinah
Portfolio value: $3.36 million
Patrick Kingsley Nyinah maintains 3.058% stake in Ghana Oil Company. A respected investment professional, he previously served on the board of the Ghana Stock Exchange and also held leadership roles at Agricultural Development Bank.
4. Ebenezer Twum Asante
Portfolio value: $3.06 million
Former MTN Ghana CEO Ebenezer Twum Asante continues to hold 0.0604% shares in MTN Ghana. Beyond telecoms, he has expanded his influence into Ghana’s banking sector and currently chairs Standard Chartered Bank Ghana.
5. Roger Norwich
Portfolio value: $2.90 million
Roger Norwich is a UK based mining executive and independent director of Asante Gold Corporation. His investment position highlights the growing international interest in Ghana linked mining assets. He holds 0.4575% stake in Asante Gold Corporation.
6. Joseph Siaw Agyepong
Portfolio value: $2.43 million
Jospong Group founder Joseph Siaw Agyepong ranks among the leading investors on the exchange through his stake in Access Bank Ghana. His diversified business empire spans sanitation, waste management, and infrastructure. Holding 0.86% stake in Access Bank Ghana.
7. Felix Addo Addo
Portfolio value: $2.39 million
Felix Addo Addo is among the insider shareholders connected to MTN Ghana. His exposure to Ghana’s telecom giant places him among the exchange’s wealthiest individual investors. Holding 6,234,824 shares in MTN Ghana.
8. Afedo Moses Kwasi
Portfolio value: $1.72 million
Afedo Moses Kwasi is one of the largest shareholders in Benso Oil Palm Plantation, one of the Ghana Stock Exchange’s strongest agricultural plays. Mr. Holds 0.85% in Benso Oil Palm Plantation.
9. Gideon Amenuvor
Portfolio value: $1.68 million
Veteran investor Gideon Amenuvor holds 0.5209% stake in Société Générale Ghana and remains one of the most recognized long term investors on the Ghanaian market.
10. Frank Adu
Portfolio value: $1.25 million
Former CAL Bank CEO Frank Adu built much of his reputation during the bank’s expansion years. His continued investment in the bank reflects confidence in Ghana’s financial sector. Holding 0.6771% stake in CAL Bank.
11. Barton Kwaku Glymin
Portfolio value: $1.24 million
Barton Kwaku Glymin is one of the largest individual shareholders in Standard Chartered Bank Ghana and remains active within Ghana’s investment community. Mr. Barton holds 2.65% stake in Standard Chartered Bank Ghana
12. Doe Oscar Yao
Portfolio value: $1.20 million
The executive chairman of Doscar Group Holdings is also one of the major individual shareholders in Agricultural Development Bank,holding 0.157% stake in Agricultural Development Bank.
13. Anthony Oteng Gyasi
Portfolio value: $1.16 million
Industrialist Anthony Oteng Gyasi, founder of Tropical Group, maintains 0.59% stake in Benso Oil Palm Plantation. His investments reflect growing long term interest in Ghana’s agribusiness sector.
14. Stahl Christoph Micheal Robert
Portfolio value: $1.13 million
Christoph Micheal Robert Stahl appears prominently in shareholder disclosures tied to Unilever Ghana, one of the exchange’s legacy consumer brands, Holding 1% stake in Unilever Ghana.
15. Daniel McKorley
Portfolio value: $1.01 million
Popularly known as McDan, Daniel McKorley has built one of Ghana’s most recognized logistics businesses through the McDan Group. He also holds 0.3564% shares in Access Bank Ghana.
16. Anatsui Emmanuel Kwame
Portfolio value: $0.97 million
Anatsui Emmanuel Kwame remains one of the notable minority investors in Access Bank Ghana. Holding 0.3449% of Access Bank Ghana’s shares.
17. Cofie Mark Blewunyo Kodjo
Portfolio value: $0.97 million
He is among the largest disclosed private shareholders in Agricultural Development Bank. Mr. Cofie holds 0.1271% shares in Agricultural Development Bank.
18. Nabil Moukarzel
Portfolio value: $0.61 million
Finatrade Group chairman Nabil Moukarzel continues to maintain 0.2156% stake in Access Bank Ghana alongside his extensive retail and commodities interests.
19. Salma Okonkwo
Portfolio value: $0.54 million
Energy entrepreneur Salma Okonkwo, founder of Blue Power Energy and UBI Group, also ranks among the notable individual investors in Access Bank Ghana. Holding 333,333 shares in Access Bank Ghana.
20. Kojo Anim Addo
Portfolio value: $0.25 million
Kojo Anim Addo has maintained a long standing investment in SIC Insurance and remains one of the company’s recognized individual shareholders. Mr. Addo also holds 0.25% stake in SIC Insurance.
Ghana’s stock market continues to evolve as local investors strengthen their positions in banking, telecoms, energy, agriculture, and mining companies. While market liquidity remains concentrated in a few heavily traded stocks, the performance of these counters has increasingly shaped visible investment wealth across the country.
With investor confidence gradually improving and economic conditions stabilizing, the Ghana Stock Exchange could continue to produce new market winners in the years ahead.
