Accounts and deposits
Personal, youth, children, women, senior-customer and organisation savings products.
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Financial Services
An Ethiopian commercial bank and one of the first companies admitted to the exchange.
Legal name
Wegagen Bank Share Company
Symbol
WGBX
Sector
Financial Services
Listed
10 Jan 2025
Latest ESX observation
ETB 1,109.46Price down-0.02% ESX changeCross-checked closing history
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Latest archived close: ETB 1,300 on 18 Aug 2026 · +5.39% from previous available archived close · Open Archived ESX via Abren source ↗
Basic company profile
Wegagen Bank was established in 1997 and provides retail, business, international, digital and interest-free banking services. It was the first company admitted to the ESX when the exchange launched in January 2025, where its shares trade under WGBX.
Ownership
Privately owned Ethiopian share company
Headquarters
Wegagen Tower, Ras Mekonnen Street, Addis Ababa
Official website
wegagen.comProducts and channels
Personal, youth, children, women, senior-customer and organisation savings products.
Credit services for individuals, businesses, SMEs and other eligible customers.
Wegagen Mobile, internet banking, E-Birr wallet, card services and Efoyta digital lending.
Agar, Nigat and Amana cards, plus an international prepaid Visa product.
Foreign-currency accounts, trade services and money-transfer channels.
Dedicated Sharia-compliant services through Wegagen Amana.
Official contact
Call centre
866Phone
+251 11 552 3800SWIFT
WEGAETAA
Head office
Wegagen Tower, Ras Mekonnen Street, Addis Ababa
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