📊 GHANA'S CORPORATE BONDS ON GFIM — SNAPSHOT 8 Ghanaian companies have active bonds on GFIM. Buying one means lending the company money for a fixed annual coupon, with principal returned at maturity. All are GHS-denominated, tradable via a licensed broker or the Black Star App. Entry: ~GH¢1,000/unit (practical minimum GH¢5,000–10,000). TOP COUPONS RIGHT NOW 🥇 Bayport Financial Services — 30.39% (3-yr, matures Sep 2026) 🥈 Letshego Ghana — 30.25% (4-yr note, Mar 2028) 🥉 Bayport — 30.25% (4-yr, Jul 2028) 4️⃣ Kasapreko — 26.00% (3-yr, Jan 2027) 5️⃣ Intravenous Infusions (Izwe) — 24.25% (6-yr, Mar 2027) ⬇️ COCOBOD — flat 13% across 4 bonds (lowest yield, quasi-govt backing) ISSUER SUMMARY • AFB Ghana — 3 bonds (19–22.5%); most near/at maturity • Bayport Financial — 7 bonds, most active issuer, top yields • COCOBOD — 4 bonds, all 13%, most traded, lowest risk profile • Daakye Trust (education SPV) — 3 bonds incl. a 10-yr to 2031 • Izwe Ghana — 4 bonds, 3–6 yr tenors • Kasapreko — 2 bonds, up to 26% • Letshego Ghana — 4 bonds, one coupon unconfirmed ("–") • Quantum Terminal — 1 bond, 22.25%, 10-yr ⚠️ BEFORE INVESTING ✅ FXR = fixed coupon for bond life; FLR = floats with market rates ✅ Tradable on GFIM secondary market before maturity ✅ Higher coupon ≠ guaranteed payment — check issuer credit health ✅ Confirm minimums and unclear coupons with your broker ✅ Not investment advice — consult a licensed advisor 📍 Source: gfim.com.gh