A mobile money service offered by Airtel, a competitor in Uganda's fintech market.
Airtel Money’s London IPO faces a smaller raise after investor feedback
Airtel Money is seeking to raise at least $800 million through a London IPO, down from an earlier target of $1.5 billion to $2 billion. The IPO could launch as soon as the week of September 21, although final terms are yet to be confirmed.
Transsion’s Hong Kong IPO tests whether global investors will price Africa-built tech at scale
Transsion has cleared another regulatory hurdle toward a Hong Kong listing. PalmPay is seeking about $200 million in fresh funding ahead of a possible Hong Kong debut.
Anne Kinuthia Leaves Airtel Money After Steering Airtel’s Fintech Rise
Kinuthia Otieno's departure marks the end of a pivotal leadership chapter at Airtel Money. Airtel Money reported a 31% revenue growth to $1.853 billion for the financial year ending June 2026.
London lands Africa’s hottest fintech IPO
Airtel Africa plans to list its mobile money business, Airtel Money, on the London Stock Exchange. The listing is expected to occur in the second half of 2026, delayed from an earlier target due to war-related cost pressures.
Why Zoyk’s POS Is Getting Attention Across the SADC Region
Digital payments are growing in Sub-Saharan Africa, with businesses expanding beyond home markets. Mobile money remains dominant, while card usage and digital transactions are increasing across industries.
