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    Why MTN fintech seeks more investors

    August 16, 20231 Min Read
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    MTN Group, Africa’s largest wireless operator, is seeking additional strategic investors for its fintech unit, which is valued at $5.2 billion.

    1. MTN CEO Ralph Mupita stated that they are open to selling up to 30% of the fintech business and may have three or four strategic partners.
    2. MTN recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Mastercard for a strategic investment and to utilize their technology for expanded services.
    3. The fintech sector in Africa is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the use of mobile phones to bridge gaps in financial services for the underbanked population.
    4. MTN’s fintech unit currently has 60 million users and offers basic services like cash-in/cash-out.
    5. Mobile money and fintech services enable the leapfrogging of traditional financial services, allowing people to access a wide range of financial services through their phones.
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