Leading telecommunications and financial services provider AT, has expressed gratitude to its customers for their loyalty and support over the years.
The company credits its success and continuous growth to the trust of its customers and is determined to give back by rolling out transformative initiatives in 2025.
As part of its mission to make services more accessible, the company is expanding its reach by opening additional customer service centres across the country. This move is expected to ensure greater convenience for customers, allowing them to access AT’s offerings with ease, no matter their location.
Additionally, it is introducing new products and services tailored to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving digital world. These advancements are designed to improve how customers interact with technology, offering seamless and engaging experiences that enhance their daily lives.
Also, in a bid to support small-scale businesses, which are key drivers of the country’s economy, the telecom company is expanding its Business-to-Business services. It is developing specialised solutions to help these businesses thrive, providing them with the tools they need to compete effectively in the market.
To improve connectivity across the country, it is also making significant investments in its network infrastructure. These upgrades aim to deliver faster and more reliable data and call services, ensuring customers can stay connected for work, entertainment, or staying in touch with loved ones.
Furthermore, the company’s mobile money platform, ATMoney, is set to unveil new features that promise greater flexibility and benefits. These enhancements are designed to simplify financial transactions, making it easier, more secure, and more rewarding for users to manage their money.
Moreover, through its corporate social responsibility initiative, the company is maintaining its commitment to combating Sickle Cell disease. For four years, it has partnered with organisations like the National Blood Service of Ghana, the International Sickle Cell Centre Ghana (ISCC Ghana), and the 37 Pediatric Sickle Cell Clinic to support education, prevention, and treatment of the disease.
The company’s efforts include donating medical equipment, providing financial support, creating educational content, and organising blood donation drives. In 2025, it aims to expand these efforts by building more partnerships to increase its impact on affected communities.
