The flagship Integrated Report outlines MTN’s overall value-creation story, highlighting strong commercial momentum in key markets, growth in data and fintech services, and continued investment in network quality and customer experience.
MTN Group has announced the release of its 2025 annual reports, presented under the theme “Accelerating impact. Empowering Africa.” The suite includes 13 reports offering a comprehensive overview of the company’s performance, strategy, and contributions to digital and financial inclusion across its markets.
“In the context of complex and often challenging geopolitical and operating conditions, 2025 was a year of numerous MTN milestones, which were achieved with the support of our many different stakeholders. We invite you to read our 2025 reports, which strive to provide meaningful information tailored for numerous distinct audiences.”
– Ralph Mupita, President and CEO, MTN Group
The flagship Integrated Report outlines MTN’s overall value-creation story, highlighting strong commercial momentum in key markets, growth in data and fintech services, and continued investment in network quality and customer experience. The report is complemented by sustainability, financial, and people-focused disclosures designed to provide stakeholders with a holistic view of the Group’s performance and future outlook.
Through its operations, MTN continues to emphasize the importance of digital and financial inclusion in driving economic growth and improving livelihoods across Africa. The Sustainability Report details progress against key performance indicators, reflecting efforts to build resilience across the organisation, environment, and society.
The company also addressed its regulatory and compliance responsibilities through its Tax Transparency Report, noting that total tax contributions across its markets reached R61.1 billion during the year. Meanwhile, the People Report highlights the company’s workforce strategy, focusing on adaptability, skills development, and preparing for changes driven by artificial intelligence and evolving workplace dynamics.
“As digital infrastructure becomes ever more central to economic participation, democratic life and social cohesion, the role of telecoms providers is no longer neutral. Connectivity shapes power, access and opportunity. Our responsibility – as shown in this report – is to ensure this power is exercised with integrity and respect for digital human rights.”
– Ralph Mupita, President and CEO, MTN Group
MTN also reported progress on its climate commitments, noting that it exceeded its emissions reduction target by cutting scope 1 and 2 emissions by 48% from a 2021 baseline. The Climate Report outlines how the company is embedding sustainability into its operations amid growing environmental and energy challenges across the continent.
The reporting suite further includes governance and shareholder-focused documents such as the Notice of Annual General Meeting, scheduled for 29 May 2026, and the Remuneration Report detailing executive pay aligned with performance.
“MTN’s compelling investment case is underpinned by the growth opportunities arising from the strong structural demand for data and fintech in our markets. We are committed to executing our strategy while creating shared value in our host markets, with sustainability at the core,” Mupita concluded. “We thank our stakeholders for their ongoing support.”
– Ralph Mupita, President and CEO, MTN Group
