Several companies listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange have recorded substantial share-price gains over the past year, with the strongest performer posting an increase of more than 1,100 per cent.
The gains span different sectors, including technology, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance, banking and financial services.
Based on one-year share-price performance reported in RicherFin’s Ghana Stock Exchange market data as of 4 November 2026, these are the ten best-performing stocks over the period. The percentages represent changes in share prices over the preceding 12 months and exclude dividends.
1. Clydestone Ghana Limited: 1,183.33%
Clydestone Ghana Limited recorded the highest share-price gain, with an increase of approximately 1,183.33 per cent over the one-year period.
The technology company provides information and communications technology solutions, including financial document processing, remittance processing and electronic payment systems.
Its G-Switch platform provides transaction-switching and electronic funds transfer services to banks and other financial institutions.
2. Intravenous Infusions PLC: 960%
Intravenous Infusions PLC (IIL) recorded a share-price increase of approximately 960 per cent over the period.
The Ghanaian pharmaceutical company manufactures and distributes intravenous fluids and other medical products. Established in 1974, it supplies healthcare facilities in Ghana and the wider West African sub-region.
IIL is listed on the Ghana Alternative Market, the GSE’s market for smaller and growing businesses.
3. Cocoa Processing Company Limited: 925%
Cocoa Processing Company Limited (CPC) recorded a one-year share-price increase of approximately 925 per cent.
The company processes cocoa beans into semi-finished and finished products, including cocoa liquor, cocoa butter, cocoa powder and chocolate.
4. Hords Limited: 650%
Hords Limited recorded a share-price gain of approximately 650 per cent over the preceding year.
The Ghanaian agro-processing company develops, produces and sells food and household products. Its range includes breakfast cereals, food supplements, detergents, disinfectants and laundry starch.
Its brands include Brown Gold, Soyabetix and Cocobetix.
5. SIC Insurance Company Limited: 290.83%
SIC Insurance Company Limited recorded a one-year share-price gain of approximately 290.83 per cent.
The company provides general insurance products covering motor, fire, marine, aviation, accident and other non-life insurance categories. Established in 1955, it is one of Ghana’s longstanding insurance businesses.
6. Digicut Production and Advertising PLC: 266.67%
Digicut Production and Advertising PLC recorded a share-price increase of approximately 266.67 per cent over the one-year period.
The company provides advertising, public relations, marketing and production services. Its operations also include event management, digital marketing, printing and brand development.
7. Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC: 220%
Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC recorded a one-year share-price gain of approximately 220 per cent.
The bank provides retail, commercial and corporate banking services in Ghana and forms part of the wider Republic Financial Holdings group.
8. Ecobank Ghana PLC: 152.26%
Ecobank Ghana PLC recorded a one-year share-price increase of approximately 152.26 per cent.
The bank provides personal, business and corporate banking services and is part of the pan-African Ecobank Group.
9. Dannex Ayrton Starwin PLC: 150%
Dannex Ayrton Starwin PLC recorded a one-year share-price gain of approximately 150 per cent.
The pharmaceutical company manufactures and distributes medicines and healthcare products in Ghana.
10. Enterprise Group PLC: 146.38%
Enterprise Group PLC recorded a one-year share-price increase of approximately 146.38 per cent.
The group operates in the insurance and financial services sector, with interests in life insurance, general insurance, pensions and related services.
What Investors Should Consider
The share-price gains recorded by these companies demonstrate the scale of movements on the Ghana Stock Exchange over the past year. However, a substantial increase in a stock’s price does not automatically make it an attractive investment, and past performance does not guarantee future returns.
Investors should examine a company’s financial statements, revenue growth, profitability, debt levels, dividend history, corporate governance and business prospects before making investment decisions. Trading liquidity is also important, particularly for stocks that have experienced sharp price movements, as infrequent trading can make it difficult to buy or sell shares at a desired price.
The ranking is based on reported one-year share-price performance as of 4 November 2026. It excludes dividends and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any of the listed stocks.
