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Stay informed on the latest developments at Multi Trust Micro Credit Services Ltd — including awards, milestones, and Ghana financial inclusion insights.

Awards

Recent Recognition

Award · 2022GHAMFIN

Financial Institution of the Year 2022

Multi Trust Micro Credit Services Ltd was recognised as the Financial Institution of the Year by the Ghana Microfinance Institutions Network (GHAMFIN) — a testament to our consistent performance and community impact.

Award · 2022GHAMFIN

Socially Responsible Institution 2022

Also awarded by GHAMFIN for our commitment to ethical lending, women's financial inclusion, and client-first operations. We are proud that 85% of our borrowers are women entrepreneurs.

Award · 2018MCAG

Best Performing Tier-3 MFI 2018

Recognised as the Best Performing Tier-3 Micro Credit Institution in Ghana by the Micro Credit Association Ghana (MCAG) for our operational excellence and portfolio performance.

Milestones

Company Updates

Capital Raise · 2026

GHS 50M Growth Capital Initiative Launched

Multi Trust has formally launched its GHS 50M private placement, comprising GHS 30M in equity (ordinary shares) with a minimum investment of GHS 1M. Proceeds will fund loan book expansion, digital infrastructure, and branch network growth.

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Portfolio · 2025

PAR Improves to 22% — Strongest in Three Years

Multi Trust's portfolio at risk (PAR >30 days) improved significantly from 43% in 2023 to 22% in 2025 — reflecting improved credit assessment, recovery processes, and client monitoring systems.

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Digital · 2026

Digital Banking App in Development

As part of our GHS 5M digital upgrade plan, Multi Trust is developing a mobile banking application for clients — enabling online loan applications, instalment payments, fund transfers, and account management from any device.

Inclusion · Ongoing

7,500+ Borrowers Across Ashanti & Bono

Multi Trust now serves over 7,500 active borrowers across Kumasi, Sunyani, Berekum, and 24 community collection centres — with 85% of the portfolio supporting women-led businesses and enterprises.

Ghana Microfinance

Industry Context

$5B+ SME Financing Gap

According to the World Bank, Ghana has an estimated SME financing gap exceeding $5 billion — leaving many businesses without access to the credit needed to grow.

25–30% Financially Excluded

Despite significant progress (41% inclusion in 2011 vs 70–75% today), up to 30% of Ghanaian adults remain financially excluded — particularly in rural and informal sector communities.

80% of Workers in Informal Sector

The majority of Ghana's working population operates in the private informal sector — underserved by traditional banks — creating significant opportunity for institutions like Multi Trust.

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