Safaricom Hosts Global Investors as it Targets 2030 Leadership in Africa’s Tech Industry
In picture, Central Bank Governor – Dr Kamau Thugge (L) receives a gift hamper from Safaricom’s Chief Executive Dr Peter Ndegwa (R) during the company’s 3rd Annual Investors Forum.
By Aoma Keziah,
Gathering over 200 investors, regulatory bodies, and analysts from eight countries, Safaricom hosted its 3rd Annual Investor Day Forum, to discuss the company’s journey toward becoming Africa’s leading purpose-led technology company by 2030.
Themed “Becoming Africa’s Leading Purpose-Led Technology Company by 2030,” the event provided a platform for Safaricom’s board and management to engage directly with stakeholders on the company’s performance and its strategic vision for the future, underscoring Safaricom’s commitment to driving economic development through technology, while harnessing the power of innovation for social good.
It also introduced the company’s new five-year strategy, which focuses on leveraging technology to accelerate progress across various sectors and create a positive impact on the continent’s development. The strategy reflects Safaricom’s long-term goal to drive transformative change within the regions it serves.
“The forum was an important opportunity for us to engage with our investors and partners, ensuring they are aligned with our vision for the future. As we chart the course towards becoming the leading purpose-led tech company in Africa, we are committed to sustainable growth, industry leadership, and contributing to the region’s economic success.” Said Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa.
The event highlighted the company’s forward thinking strategies and reinforced its position as a leading company in Africa’s tech landscape, with an eye toward fostering a future powered by innovation and purpose-driven progress.
It was also part of Safaricom’s ongoing efforts to maintain transparency with its business partners and stakeholders, keeping them informed of the company’s operations, progress, and long-term objectives, hoping to continue building trust and strong partnerships that will help it achieve its ambitious 2030 goals.
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