Ghana’s richest investor Daniel Ofori has now lost nearly $10 million from stake in GCB Bank
Ofori, the wealthiest shareholder on the Ghana Stock Exchange, owns 7.49 percent of GCB Bank.
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Ofori, the wealthiest shareholder on the Ghana Stock Exchange, owns 7.49 percent of GCB Bank.
The company has an implied valuation of $579 million.
His net worth plunged from $19.1 billion at the start of the month to $18.7 billion.
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