Enterprise Group PLC, which recently swept four top honours at the 9ᵗʰ Ghana CEO Excellence Awards, where Group Chief Executive Officer Daniel Larbi-Tieku was adjudged Overall CEO of the Year and the Managing Directors of Enterprise Life, Enterprise Insurance and Enterprise Trustees—Jacqueline Benyi, Akosua Ansah-Antwi and Joseph Ampofo, respectively—each received category leadership trophies, has also been named among the top 100 fastest growing company in Africa by the Financial Times in its 2025 annual rankings, recognizing the Ghanaian firm’s strong and consistent performance over the last three years.The Financial Times listing placed Enterprise Group among the continent’s elite performers after the company recorded an impressive absolute growth of 107.9%, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 27.6%. According to the report, Enterprise Group’s revenue grew from $148.03 million in 2020 to $150.74 million in 2023.

Founded in 2010, Enterprise Group has grown into one of West Africa’s most trusted and diversified financial services firms, operating across insurance, pensions, funeral services, real estate, and investments. The Group's inclusion in the FT’s prestigious list reflects not just the success of its business strategy but also the increasing influence of Ghanaian enterprises on the continental stage.

The Group Chief Executive Officer, Daniel Larbi-Tieku described the recognition as a proud moment for the Group. He added “This achievement is a testament to the discipline, innovation and commitment that drives every decision we make at Enterprise. Being ranked among Africa’s top 130 fastest growing companies is not just an honor for us, it is a message that Ghanaian businesses can lead, compete and thrive on a global platform.”

The Financial Times rankings are based on independently verified revenue data between 2019 and 2023 from thousands of eligible companies across Africa. Businesses selected for the list are judged not only by revenue growth but also by their capacity for sustainable impact and market resilience.

Enterprise Group’s consistent performance comes at a time when African economies are navigating a complex mix of inflation, currency volatility, and regulatory reforms. Despite these challenges, the Group has remained committed to long-term investments in digital transformation, customer experience, and human capital development.

Mr. Larbi-Tieku credited the achievement to the Group’s values-driven culture and strategic foresight. “This milestone was made possible by our incredible team, our loyal clients, and the visionary leaders who laid the foundation for this company. As we celebrate this moment, we are also reminded that our work is far from over. We remain focused on delivering value, expanding across Africa, and making a lasting difference in the lives of the people we serve,” he said.