Enterprise Group CEO projects strong 2026 growth on back of economic recovery

Enterprise Group PLC CEO Daniel Larbi-Tieku projects a robust performance for the company in 2026, attributing this optimism to Ghana's improving macroeconomic conditions, including easing inflation and a broader economic recovery.

Speaking at the company's 16th Annual General Meeting in Accra, Larbi-Tieku stated that the outlook for 2026 offers significant opportunities for Enterprise Group to strengthen its market leadership and expedite its three-year strategic plan. He noted Ghana's sustained economic recovery, marked by declining inflation, improved fiscal discipline, and a more stable currency, creating a favorable environment for businesses.

"2026 presents a positive outlook anchored on economic recovery and stability," Larbi-Tieku said. "While global uncertainties remain, we are encouraged by the direction of the domestic economy and the opportunities this creates for our business." The Group aims to double its revenues and profits by 2027 through strategic investments in its workforce, customer experience, digital transformation, sustainability, and overall growth.

The insurance sector is also expected to benefit from this stability, although lower interest rates might moderate investment income in the short term. Enterprise Group continues to invest in technology and artificial intelligence, viewing digital tools as key enablers for enhancing efficiency, customer service, and decision-making. Cybersecurity and digital infrastructure upgrades remain central to their transformation agenda, with further investments planned for 2026. The company is also navigating regulatory developments in Ghana and Nigeria, ensuring compliance with upcoming capital and governance requirements.

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2026 presents a positive outlook anchored on economic recovery and stability. While global uncertainties remain, we are encouraged by the direction of the domestic economy and the opportunities this creates for our business.