- GoldBod and GCX are in talks to list gold on the commodity exchange platform
- The initiative aims to broaden gold investment access to both retail and institutional investors
- It will enhance transparency and position Ghana as a structured gold market leader in Africa
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) and the Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX) have begun talks to introduce gold trading on the GCX platform. The move aims to expand access to Ghana’s most valuable natural resource for both retail and institutional investors.
This initiative seeks to create new opportunities for wealth generation and investment while modernizing and formalizing gold trading in the country.
Integrating gold into the GCX framework is expected to improve transparency, increase investor trust, and enhance Ghana’s position as a key player in Africa’s structured gold markets.
As part of the process, GoldBod is working closely with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to ensure regulatory compliance and establish strong investor protection measures.
The collaboration marks a strategic milestone in Ghana’s broader plan to unlock the full value of its gold assets.
If successfully implemented, it could position Ghana not just as a leading gold producer, but also as a regional hub for regulated gold investments.
