Billionaires.africa has, in a recent report, made a list of the wealthiest people on the Ghana stock exchange in 2022. The ranking, published Last February 20, is based on the total value of assets held by individuals on the market.

The document ranks Businessman Daniel Ofori the richest investor on the Ghana Stock Exchange, with an investment portfolio worth $28.7 million and assets spread across five listed companies. The philanthropist has assets in the banking sector, with a 7.49% stake in GCB Bank, valued at $16.1 million; a 6.78% stake in Societe Generale Ghana, valued at $9 million; and a 3.9% stake in CalBank for $3.2 million. He also has interests in the insurance sector, with a 5.91% stake in SIC Insurance, valued at $180,000, and a minority stake in the agribusiness company Fan Milk, valued at $135,030.

Patrick Kingsley-Nyinah is the second richest investor on the Ghana Stock Exchange with a total portfolio value of $5.1 million. He is the largest single shareholder in the Ghana Oil Company, the state-owned oil, and gas marketing company, and owns 4.04% of the investment firm Mega African Capital.

Ghanaian banker Frank Brako Adu comes in third place, with an investment portfolio of $2.2 million, held through his 2.63% stake in the commercial bank CalBank, which he runs. With assets totaling $2.1 million, Oscar Yao Doe, who holds 0.75% of the Agricultural Development Bank, comes fourth. Mark Blewunyo Kodjo closes the top 5 with a 0.61% share in Agricultural Development Bank (valued at $1.7 million).

Chamberline Moko