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Rankings Rankings 2011 Ghana Club 100 2011 Ghana Club 100 Rankings Rankings Ranking Company Name Weighted 2011 2011 Rank on 2008 2011 Turnover 3-yr. Cpd Rank on 2010 2011 2011 2011 2009 2010 2010 2010 2008 2009 2009 2009 3-yr Avg Rank Rank Turnover (GH¢) Turnover Turnover (GH¢) Growth Growth Owners’ Fund Owners’ Fund Net Profit ROE Owners’ Fund Owners’ Fund Net Profit ROE Owners’ Fund Owners’ Fund Net Profit ROE ROE on ROE (GH¢) Rate (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) (GH¢) Produce Buying Company 1 4.45 1 1,301,776,645.00 2 245,478,455.00 1,301,776,645.00 73.42% 5 23,624,595.00 47,373,503.00 27,654,926.00 77.903% 11,316,143.00 23,624,595.00 14,112,542.00 80.780% 7,353,415.00 11,316,143.00 5,193,545.00 55.637% 0.714 6 Limited rLG Communication 2 12.3 2 52,902,119.00 34 983,433.00 52,902,119.00 272.51% 1 (2,775,216.00) 9,816,767.00 2,592,013.00 73.621% 1,450,420.00 (2,775,216.00) (1,876,798.00) 283.334% 1,305,172.00 1,450,420.00 (714,934.00) -51.890% 1.017 5 Company Limited Enterprise Life Assurance 3 16.3 3 64,658,401.00 31 16,953,510.00 64,658,401.00 55.54% 12 17,385,799.00 25,939,529.00 14,053,730.00 64.875% 10,296,224.00 17,385,799.00 9,589,575.00 69.284% 8,358,476.00 10,296,224.00 2,937,748.00 31.496% 0.552 8 Company Limited 4 Abosso Goldfields Limited 17.25 4 514,614,000.00 5 154,713,000.00 514,614,000.00 48.68% 18 199,099,000.00 338,415,000.00 55.756% 160,258,000.00 199,099,000.00 65,646,000.00 36.535% 102,862,000.00 160,258,000.00 10,924,000.00 8.303% 0.335 27 149,849,000.00 Ghana Home Loans 5 22.75 5 11,650,113.00 63 2,506,610.00 11,650,113.00 66.03% 7 7,198,810.00 10,536,775.00 3,258,031.00 36.740% 5,440,297.00 7,198,810.00 7,850,202.00 124.221% 2,962,907.00 5,440,297.00 6,113,034.00 145.493% 1.022 4 Limited Kasapreko Company 6 22.9 6 97,051,962.00 18 41,574,325.00 97,051,962.00 32.28% 41 26,578,417.00 39,899,595.00 15,571,678.00 46.848% 18,469,702.00 26,578,417.00 13,108,715.00 58.199% 13,283,472.00 18,469,702.00 8,830,057.00 55.617% 0.536 9 Limited 7 Goldfields Ghana Limited 23.05 7 1,695,591,000.00 1 512,641,000.00 1,695,591,000.00 48.40% 19 1,037,298,000.00 49.778% 848,613,000.00 1,037,298,000.00 122,253,000.00 12.965% 499,616,000.00 848,613,000.00 140,037,000.00 20.773% 0.278 46 1,401,129,000.00 606,894,000.00 8 GCNet Services Limited 23.45 8 66,561,000.00 28 28,607,000.00 66,561,000.00 32.14% 42 11,018,000.00 25,479,000.00 26,461,000.00 145.004% 2,049,000.00 11,018,000.00 18,969,000.00 290.334% 1,987,000.00 2,049,000.00 14,962,000.00 741.427% 3.923 1 9 Auto Plaza Limited 26.55 9 34,351,958.00 43 14,221,001.00 34,351,958.00 33.78% 32 1,648,334.00 2,452,684.00 1,131,084.00 55.161% 741,804.00 1,648,334.00 906,684.00 75.869% 329,154.00 741,804.00 412,650.00 77.062% 0.694 7 10 UT Bank Ltd 29.05 10 118,508,000.00 14 43,984,000.00 118,508,000.00 38.69% 28 51,087,000.00 61,229,000.00 13,065,000.00 23.265% 23,279,000.00 51,087,000.00 9,300,000.00 25.011% 16,878,000.00 23,279,000.00 7,521,000.00 37.458% 0.286 43 Enterprise Insurance 11 30.9 11 94,162,000.00 19 26,536,000.00 94,162,000.00 51.88% 15 56,898,000.00 75,302,000.00 25,745,000.00 38.949% 34,120,000.00 56,898,000.00 8,353,000.00 18.355% 31,219,000.00 34,120,000.00 3,675,000.00 11.249% 0.229 57 Company Limited 12 Fan Milk Limited 31.75 12 109,280,000.00 16 55,041,000.00 109,280,000.00 25.40% 60 52,126,000.00 62,372,000.00 18,819,000.00 32.872% 35,082,000.00 52,126,000.00 19,730,000.00 45.248% 21,410,000.00 35,082,000.00 15,156,000.00 53.657% 0.439 17 Vanguard Assurance 13 31.95 13 37,916,042.00 40 15,334,833.00 37,916,042.00 34.81% 31 8,667,392.00 10,228,354.00 2,414,979.00 25.561% 7,859,830.00 8,667,392.00 4,847,677.00 58.663% 7,160,290.00 7,859,830.00 1,229,977.00 16.378% 0.335 26 Company Limited 14 Melcom Limited 32.4 14 100,640,849.00 17 43,887,920.00 100,640,849.00 31.50% 45 7,095,176.00 10,260,210.00 3,165,034.00 36.473% 5,177,344.00 7,095,176.00 1,917,832.00 31.254% 3,916,948.00 5,177,344.00 1,260,396.00 27.718% 0.318 33 UT Collections Ghana 15 33.8 15 751,084.00 108 75,874.00 751,084.00 113.08% 2 (18,951.00) 27,089.00 46,040.00 1131.482% (33,190.00) (18,951.00) 14,239.00 -54.617% (69,016.00) (33,190.00) 35,826.00 -70.105% 3.356 2 Limited British American Tobacco 16 34.4 16 55,381,153.00 33 29,393,402.00 55,381,153.00 23.25% 67 9,060,888.00 6,136,615.00 20,279,750.00 266.883% 14,608,494.00 9,060,888.00 16,443,212.00 138.941% 23,734,190.00 14,608,494.00 11,613,924.00 60.580% 1.555 3 Ghana Limited 17 Ecobank Ghana Limited 34.5 17 189,660,000.00 10 93,632,000.00 189,660,000.00 26.23% 55 227,646,000.00 262,599,000.00 72,381,000.00 29.529% 205,413,000.00 227,646,000.00 60,117,000.00 27.764% 84,738,000.00 205,413,000.00 53,853,000.00 37.121% 0.315 35 18 Fidelity Bank Limited 34.7 18 122,125,514.00 13 26,589,820.00 122,125,514.00 65.38% 9 37,474,315.00 56,317,729.00 9,956,496.00 21.231% 32,191,266.00 37,474,315.00 4,998,882.00 14.351% 9,623,114.00 32,191,266.00 2,221,386.00 10.625% 0.154 79 Ghana Rubber Estates 19 35.3 19 45,784,191.00 36 21,592,603.00 45,784,191.00 28.15% 50 25,692,673.00 31,053,504.00 64.712% 25,741,629.00 25,692,673.00 11,951,044.00 46.471% 27,555,284.00 25,741,629.00 4,186,345.00 15.710% 0.423 20 Limited 18,360,831.00 Wilkins Engineering 20 35.9 20 8,893,053.48 66 3,066,535.00 8,893,053.48 42.10% 23 2,432,662.00 3,983,850.63 489,735.83 15.265% 1,284,747.00 2,432,662.00 531,861.00 28.615% 641,143.00 1,284,747.00 599,370.00 62.243% 0.354 23 Limited 21 uniBank Limited 37 21 81,927,000.00 23 19,359,000.00 81,927,000.00 60.98% 10 40,357,000.00 50,821,000.00 22.954% 19,959,000.00 40,357,000.00 4,747,513.00 15.742% 17,432,000.00 19,959,000.00 2,527,084.00 13.517% 0.174 76 10,464,431.00 Phoenix Insurance 22 37.4 22 11,442,300.00 64 3,658,949.00 11,442,300.00 45.68% 22 4,349,415.00 5,716,577.00 1,224,662.00 24.333% 3,385,978.00 4,349,415.00 938,047.00 24.253% 2,096,402.00 3,385,978.00 1,295,376.00 47.256% 0.319 30 Company Limited Kaaseman Rural Bank 23 37.6 23 3,486,560.00 88 1,110,273.00 3,486,560.00 45.88% 21 1,633,563.00 2,392,764.00 912,315.00 45.317% 1,050,853.00 1,633,563.00 638,726.00 47.588% 638,055.00 1,050,853.00 482,082.00 57.088% 0.500 11 Limited Standard Chartered Bank 24 38.1 24 230,716,000.00 8 136,317,000.00 230,716,000.00 18.96% 81 195,981,000.00 36.250% 159,578,000.00 195,981,000.00 72,208,000.00 40.617% 89,461,000.00 159,578,000.00 57,497,000.00 46.175% 0.410 21 Limited 232,576,000.00 77,676,000.00 25 Unilever Ghana Limited 38.5 25 240,670,000.00 7 160,859,000.00 240,670,000.00 14.22% 94 54,136,000.00 58,974,000.00 54.950% 35,515,000.00 54,136,000.00 23,992,000.00 53.523% 46,254,000.00 35,515,000.00 18,996,000.00 46.463% 0.516 10 31,077,000.00 Guaranty Trust Bank 26 38.8 26 66,203,185.00 29 14,382,121.00 66,203,185.00 65.50% 8 97,430,031.00 104,350,010.00 13.662% 88,199,018.00 97,430,031.00 11,683,735.00 12.588% 9,951,000.00 88,199,018.00 12,161,998.00 24.782% 0.170 78 (Ghana) Limited 13,783,536.00 Juaben Rural Bank 27 40.5 27 4,375,733.00 79 1,816,670.14 4,375,733.00 33.66% 33 2,434,481.07 3,536,031.34 1,102,660.86 36.937% 1,572,871.98 2,434,481.07 926,408.99 46.235% 975,298.23 1,572,871.98 636,391.17 49.949% 0.444 15 Limited GHANA INVESTMENT GHANA INVESTMENT 57 56 PROMOTION CENTRE (GIPC) 2011 PROMOTION CENTRE (GIPC) 2011 2011 Ghana Club 100 2011 Ghana Club 100 Rankings Rankings Company Name Weighted 2011 2011 Rank on 2008 2011 Turnover 3-yr.
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