MTN Uganda
Dfcu Bank launches MoMo Agent Loans Marketplace, expanding access and strengthening MTN Uganda’s agent network
Issued by: Arise Dfcu Bank has taken another bold step toward deepening financial inclusion and supporting enterprise growth in Uganda with the official launch on Monday of the MoMo Agent Loans Marketplace. Developed in partnership with MTN MoMo Uganda, this digital platform is designed to provide MTN mobile money (MoMo) agents with instant access to
MTN Uganda: Post extraordinary general meeting notice
MTN Uganda Limited hereby informs its shareholders and the general public that the following resolution was passed at the company's hybrid extraordinary general meeting on Tuesday, 22 July 2025
MTN MoMo is a proven profit machine — so why is MTN changing its structure?
Investor protection, market transparency, and corporate governance in question, says Crested Capital in commentary note
MTN Uganda: Notice of extraordinary general meeting
An Extraordinary General Meeting of MTN Uganda Limited will be held as a hybrid meeting comprising both physical and electronic means on Wednesday, 2 July 2025 at 15:00 to consider and, if deemed fit, to pass the resolution set out below
MTN Uganda plans to spin off mobile money business
The telecom giant MTN Uganda plans to restructure its mobile money business by separating it from its direct ownership and transferring the unit to a newly formed company through a merger
Mobile money, data drive MTN revenue growth in Q3
MTN Uganda's revenue for the first three quarters increased by 15.9% compared to the same period last year
MTN boosted by data and mobile money
Uganda's largest telecom company MTN Uganda reported a gain in full-year profit on the back of a jump in data revenue and moderated growth in operating expenses
Airtel, MTN bring back fees for mobile money transactions
Uganda's two largest telecom firms, MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda, said they will reintroduce charges on mobile money transactions starting Tuesday, ending the zero-fee charging structure announced in March
Government and MTN Uganda reach deal on licence renewal
MTN Uganda -- the country's largest company by revenue -- and the government have reached a deal on the renewal of the telecoms firms' operating licence, according to a reportMore MTN Uganda
Looking for the best internet plan in Uganda? Here’s some data for you
The analysis looked at the six telecom companies that offer internet services in Uganda. We arranged the plans according to their validity periods and cost. The most common validity periods are 24 hours, one week, one month, and three months.
Data adds to MTN Uganda profit as voice calls slow
MTN Uganda shrugged off a difficult last quarter of 2015 to grow its subscriber base by 10.8% to just under 10 million customers in the first six months of 2016, interim half-year results by parent company MTN Group show.
Executive Profile: Wim Vanhelleputte
Wim Vanhelleputte was appointed MTN Uganda's Chief Executive Officer at the end of July 2016, replacing Brian Gouldie who left after only two years on the job.
MTN Uganda names new CEO
MTN Uganda, the country's biggest company by revenue, has appointed Wim Vanhelleputte as its new CEO, company sources told Uganda Business News. A formal announcement is expected to be made soon. The Belgian is expected to start work on August 1.
Top Taxpayers: MTN Uganda
MTN Uganda provides mobile and fixed telecommunications, mobile financial services and data services. The company has a market share of 51.1% and approximately 9 million subscribers as of December 2015.
