Access Bank Guinea is celebrating its fifth anniversary, reporting nearly GNF 500 billion in financing provided to strategic sectors since it began operations.
The bank, a subsidiary of Access Bank Plc, said its total assets have reached GNF 1,979 billion, with relationships built with more than 13,000 customers and over 15 major corporations.
The financing has supported economic activity in mining, energy, telecommunications, trade, cement, and construction.
The bank has also advanced digital banking through solutions including Access More, USSD Banking, Primus Plus, and Bank to Wallet, as well as integration with national platforms such as e-Tax, GUCEG, and the National Switch.
Access Bank Guinea has been named Most Innovative Digital Bank 2025, and the bank said the strength of its commercial fundamentals has driven a return to profitability and sustained growth.
Beyond banking, the bank has engaged in community initiatives over the past five years, including donating medical equipment to the Matam Health Centre, deploying its October Rose campaign across 19 health facilities, supporting SMEs through training and financial inclusion programmes, providing books to pupils at SIG Madina Primary School, and supporting an orphanage.
Jean Louis Haba, Managing Director of Access Bank Guinea, said: “Five years ago, we began our journey in Guinea with the commitment to be more than a bank.
Since then, we have worked alongside our customers, partners, and communities to create opportunities, support economic growth, and expand access to financial services.”
“The progress we celebrate today belongs to all those who have been part of this journey. As we look to the future, we remain determined to drive innovation, support businesses, empower communities, and create lasting value for Guinea.”
Access Bank Group serves more than 60 million customers across 25 markets worldwide.
Access Bank Plc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Access Holdings Plc, operates in 25 countries across three continents, serving more than 65 million customers through over 700 branches and service points, and employing more than 28,000 people worldwide.
Source: Guinéenews©