MTN to Invest US$1.1 Billion in Ghana
Group President and CEO of MTN , Ralph Mupita, has announced the company’s plan to invest US$1.1 billion in Ghana over the next three years to strengthen its infrastructure and improve service delivery.
Speaking in a media engagement during his three-day working visit to Ghana , Mupita explained that the investment will help build robust infrastructure and expand MTN’s digital services, reinforcing Ghana’s strategic importance within the MTN Group.
“We are going to accelerate capital investment within the business, US$1.1 billion equivalent
over a three-year period to build robust infrastructure. Previously, we invested US$1 billion over five years. This acceleration demonstrates that Ghana remains a material operation for the Group.”
During his visit, Mr. Mupita also met with key government institutions, including the Bank of Ghana, the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, and the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, as well as MTN Ghana’s leadership and staff.
MTN Ghana CEO, Stephen Blewett, also revealed during engagements that the company plans to roll out at least 500 new network sites by the end of 2026, a significant jump from the 50 sites added in 2025. He said the expansion is aimed at improving service quality for customers.
The visit emphasized the company’s focus on collaboration with government and regulators to drive investment and digital innovation in Ghana.
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