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The Ghana Commercial Bank will next month float additional shares through a rights issued on the stock exchange.
This will allow existing shareholders to buy more shares. Over ¢450 billion are expected to be raised.
GCB through SAS stockbrokers has presented the details of the document to the Securities and Exchange Commission for final approval.
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