CSquared has established a formidable presence across Ghana, operating in five major metropolitan areas: Accra, Tema, Kasoa, Kumasi, and Takoradi—the second-largest city. Our expansive network spans over 1070 kilometers of fiber, connecting more than 3050 customer sites. Notably, Ghana has over 5000 Base Transmission towers, predominantly owned by Helios and ATC, with nearly 25% of all fiber-ready towers powered by CSquared.

 Our long-term, strategic partnership with GridCo, the National Power Company, includes an 858-kilometer Backbone fiber network under the #ConnectingGhana initiative. This collaboration enhances the nation’s power and communication infrastructure, ensuring more reliable and efficient services across the country. Additionally, our partnership with the Bureau of National Communication (BNC) involves the National Security Communications Enhancement Network Project, which connects 2115 sites, bolstering national security and communication capabilities.

The presence of a resilient fiber network in Ghana significantly enhances the country's socio-economic fabric. Reliable internet connectivity is a catalyst for economic growth, driving digital transformation and fostering innovation. It empowers businesses of all sizes, enhances educational resources, and improves access to healthcare services. In a country poised for rapid development, CSquared’s infrastructure supports the growth of Corporate, Small, and Medium-scale Enterprises, impacting over 800,000 registered businesses.