The Daily Graphic, the company’s flagship, has the largest circulation and readership profile in Ghana. It covers politics, business finance, sports development, the environment, social and international affairs. It is the company’s premier newspaper published since October 2, 1950.

Published in 1953, The Mirror has always been the most popular weekend newspaper. Its focus is on social and gender issues as well as health and fashion. It is specially packaged with soft news for the comfort of and relaxation of its readership over the weekends.

Graphic Sports is the most credible and sought-after sports newspaper in Ghana. It was established in 1985 as a weekly, but following its popularity with the readership, a weekend edition has been added to it. The Graphic Sports now controls the largest share of the sports newspaper market.

This is an arts and entertainment publication. Established in February 1998, the newspaper has been consistent in providing enlightenment and information on the arts, entertainment and culture.

Since its inception in 2000, the Junior Graphic has become a must-read newspaper for children. The objective is to promote the reading habit in children. It also serves as a forum for children to learn about issues around them, while helping to facilitate functional school work. Its publication was designed to coincide with the Golden Jubilee celebration of the founding of the company.