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MTN Group Africa growth and sustainability

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In late July 2026, MTN Group was recognized as South Africa’s most valuable brand, valued at US$5.345 billion following a 124% increase since 2024. This recognition aligns with the company's Ambition 2030 strategy, which aims to expand digital and financial inclusion across Africa. In Ghana, August 2026, MTN has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions Group reported a significant increase in adjusted first-half earnings, fueled by 2040 through cleaner energy, electric vehicles, strong performance in several African markets. Net income in Nigeria surged 71%, while profits in Ghana and improved waste management. As part of a $1.1 billion three-year investment program, Uganda rose by 43% and 38%, respectively, driven by increased data usage and fintech adoption. However, the company plans to spend $380 million group faced challenges in 2026 South Africa, where voice service revenue in the prepaid segment has declined for four consecutive reporting periods, partly due to expand network resilience and digital services competition from banking entities like Capitec Connect. Additionally, headline earnings were impacted by impairment losses related to an investment in health, education, and finance. Recent Iran. In Ghana, MTN continues to focus on sustainability efforts and regulatory advocacy. CEO Stephen Blewett launched the 2026 Sustainability Month in Accra include under the installation of 3.02 megawatts of solar power and theme ‘Together for a Sustainable Future: Small Actions, Big Impact’, aiming to transition ESG efforts toward measurable results. This follows the distribution of biodegradable SIM cards to over 4.7 million customers. Regarding customers and the broader economic landscape, MTN Ghana leadership has installation of 3.02 megawatts of solar power. Meanwhile, Board Chairman Dr. Ishmael Yamson urged African governments to support home-grown multinationals and called for regulatory reform and the harmonization of laws across African nations regulations to support the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and regional integration. While MTN’s CEO recently met with IMF officials to discuss the digital economy's role in sustainable growth, the company continues to warn that geopolitical tensions, supply-chain disruptions, and trade fragmentation remain significant risks to future growth.

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