- MTN Ghana’s revenue grew by 34.5%, driven by increased demand for data, mobile money, and digital services.
- Despite economic challenges, including 23.8% inflation and a 19.2% cedi depreciation, MTN remained financially strong.
- The MoMo ecosystem expanded, with new partnerships enhancing financial inclusion across Ghana.
- MTN Ghana was recognized as the Best Digital Transformation Company of the Year, highlighting its commitment to innovation.
- A partnership with AT and Telecel is set to improve network infrastructure and enhance service quality.
- The MTN Ghana Foundation invested in education, funding scholarships and building a state-of-the-art robotics lab.
- Local ownership exceeded the 25% requirement, reaching 30%, reinforcing MTN’s commitment to Ghanaian investors.
- Sustainability efforts were strengthened, with significant investments in healthcare, education, and economic empowerment.
- MTN Ghana was inducted into the Telecommunications Hall of Fame for the fifth consecutive year, recognizing its industry leadership.
- The company remains focused on future growth, with plans to expand its network, support SMEs, and roll out home broadband under its Ambition 2025 strategy.
So what?
MTN Ghana is not just growing; it’s shaping the future of telecom and digital services in Ghana. Despite economic challenges, the company is making bold moves in network expansion, digital finance, and education.
