The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) is partnering with the Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX) to introduce gold trading on the exchange’s platform, a move aimed at creating a structured market for the country’s most valuable mineral.
The planned initiative will give both institutional and retail investors direct access to gold, while formalising and modernising how the resource is bought and sold. Officials say the collaboration is designed to widen investment opportunities and open new channels for wealth creation.
Integrating gold into the GCX framework is expected to improve market transparency, build investor confidence and position Ghana as a key player in structured gold markets across Africa.
As part of the preparations, GoldBod is engaging the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to ensure regulatory compliance and strengthen investor protections.
If successful, the project could see Ghana emerge not only as one of the world’s top gold producers but also as a regional hub for regulated gold investment.
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