MTN Group has committed to investing $1.1 billion into its Ghana operations over the next three years to accelerate infrastructure development and digital transformation.
This reinvestment plan, highlighted by Group President and CEO Ralph Mupita during a visit to Accra, focuses on expanding network capacity, enhancing Mobile Money coverage, and supporting Ghana’s potential as a regional technology hub.
Mr. Mupita highlighted the development of large-scale data centres and upgrades to subsea cable connectivity to bolster digital infrastructure as well as initiatives to equip Ghanaian youth with digital and technology skills, specifically targeting the requirements of an AI-driven economy.
He said a strategy for 2026 includes rolling out more sites in peri-urban and rural areas to enhance connectivity quality with scaling digital platforms like myMTN and expanding fintech service offerings to drive digital inclusion. This multi-year commitment follows a strong 2025 performance, where MTN Ghana reported a 36.3% surge in service revenue to GHS 17.3 billion for the first nine months of the year.
For the 2026 fiscal year specifically, the company plans to invest over $300 million in Ghana, leveraging a stabilized macroeconomic environment and improved exchange rate stability to procure expansion equipment.
