Braozn is a Ghana-incorporated, NCA-licensed infrastructure operator deploying a hybrid XGS-PON fiber and Fixed Wireless Access network. We serve residential, enterprise, and wholesale markets through a single operational platform engineered for reliability, scale, and long-horizon capital efficiency.
Most Ghanaian internet providers operate as bandwidth resellers over legacy networks. Braozn owns and operates its own fiber backbone and last-mile access systems. This is what makes durable service quality and competitive pricing economically possible at scale.
Tenth-generation passive optical network architecture supporting symmetrical 10 Gbps capacity at the OLT. Engineered for sustained per-subscriber bandwidth, low contention, and a clear upgrade path to 25G-PON and beyond.
Carrier-grade wireless access extends the network into peri-urban and underserved areas where fiber unit economics break down. Standardized radio plans, centrally managed, with deployment cycles measured in weeks rather than months.
The same backbone serves households, businesses, and other operators. Single-platform economics produce lower unit cost, faster provisioning, and a coherent customer experience across every tier.
Unlimited symmetrical fiber and wireless plans up to 300 Mbps, engineered for streaming, remote work, video communication, and multi-device households.
Dedicated symmetrical access from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps, with service-level agreements, static addressing, and resilient routing for operational continuity.
Dark fiber, duct and pole leasing, backhaul, and co-location for other licensed operators, data centers, government networks, and content platforms.
Ghana's fixed broadband penetration remains structurally underdeveloped relative to mobile data demand and the country's digital agenda. Braozn is positioned to operate at the intersection of regulatory readiness, technical depth, and institutional capital structure.
NCA-licensed Service Provider with a multi-year build mandate. Asset class is fixed broadband infrastructure rather than retail telco competition.
XGS-PON fiber where density supports it; FWA where it does not. Capital is deployed against actual unit economics, not against a single dogmatic technology choice.
Residential, enterprise, and wholesale traffic share the same network. Diversified subscriber base reduces concentration risk and improves capacity utilization.
Capital structure designed for infrastructure-grade investors. Equity tranche anchored by strategic capital; senior debt sized against contracted and forecast cash flow.
Direct contribution to Ghana's digital, education, healthcare, and e-government priorities. Active dialogue with national regulators, ministries, and DFIs.
Founders with prior FTTH deployment experience and carrier-grade engineering depth. Senior counterparts with deep tenure at incumbent telecom equipment vendors.
The team combines hands-on FTTH and wireless deployment experience, carrier-vendor engineering depth, financial discipline, and Ghana market presence under a single chain of command.
Founder and chief executive. Prior co-founder of a Spanish FTTH operator with hands-on experience across RF installation, last-mile deployment, and commercial operations.
Two decades of senior engineering experience at a global telecommunications equipment vendor. Responsible for network architecture, vendor strategy, and technical execution.
Financial discipline across capital structure, project finance modeling, debt service planning, and investor reporting under institutional standards.
Ghana-based operational lead. Responsible for in-country execution, civil works coordination, partner management, and field deployment cadence.
Direct channels for institutional capital, infrastructure partnerships, government engagement, and prospective subscribers. Inquiries are routed to the relevant counterpart within one business day.