Infrastructure Built for
Business!
Growth!
Digital Access!
National Impact!
From high-capacity fibre to carrier-grade wireless, Braozn empowers ISPs, enterprises, and government networks with scalable, future-proof infrastructure, engineered to drive performance, unlock new markets, and accelerate Ghana’s digital econom
Enabling Growth Through Smart Infrastructure
At Braozn Company Limited, we offer robust Wholesale & Infrastructure Leasing solutions designed to accelerate digital expansion for telecom operators, ISPs, broadcasters, and enterprise networks across Ghana. By leveraging our carrier-grade, high-capacity fiber backbone and passive infrastructure assets; including poles, ducts, data center access, and last-mile connectivity, we empower partners to scale efficiently, reduce capital expenditures, and reach underserved markets with speed and reliability.
Our offering includes:
Braozn offers long-term access to dark fiber along high-capacity routes designed for national, regional, and metro-scale coverage. Our infrastructure enables partners to light and operate their own transmission equipment over dedicated optical strands, delivering maximum bandwidth control, security, and scalability. This solution is ideal for carriers, data-driven enterprises, and government entities requiring performance independence and future-proofed network capacity.
Our passive infrastructure portfolio includes extensive aerial pole networks and underground duct systems engineered for rapid fiber deployment. By leasing this right-of-way infrastructure, partners can avoid civil construction delays and significantly reduce rollout costs. The system is compliant with industry alignment standards, supports both fiber and hybrid cables, and is mapped with GIS-level detail for operational clarity.
Braozn provides carrier-neutral colocation services at both core and edge facility sites, strategically distributed across major Ghanaian urban and interregional zones. Each site is equipped with high-availability power, precision climate control, 24/7 physical and remote security, and direct fiber access to major backhaul routes. Our facilities are built to Tier II+ and Tier III standards to ensure uptime and reliability for mission-critical equipment.
Our backhaul service portfolio delivers high-throughput connectivity between aggregation points such as data centers, mobile towers, and core exchanges. Built on a low-latency fiber backbone with redundancy and QoS prioritization, Braozn’s backhaul infrastructure supports 10G/40G/100G interfaces and enables seamless interconnection between wholesale clients, IXPs, and transit providers. SLAs begin at 99.99% availability with optional latency and jitter guarantees.
Braozn collaborates with strategic partners to co-develop infrastructure through bespoke arrangements such as IRU agreements, joint fiber builds, and cross-border connectivity projects. These partnerships are structured to support shared CAPEX models, managed operations, or long-term leaseholds based on mutually defined commercial and technical objectives. Our development teams provide end-to-end support from feasibility and route design to regulatory coordination and implementation.
Who It’s For
From high-capacity fibre to carrier-grade wireless, Braozn empowers ISPs, enterprises, and government networks with scalable, future-proof infrastructure, engineered to drive performance, unlock new markets, and accelerate Ghana’s digital economy.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
Leverage Braozn’s high-capacity fibre and hybrid access network to expand service coverage and enhance network reliability. Our open-access infrastructure enables faster market entry, reduced CapEx, and superior service delivery.
Leverage Braozn’s high-capacity fibre and hybrid access network to expand service coverage and enhance network reliability. Our open-access infrastructure enables faster market entry, reduced CapEx, and superior service delivery.
Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
Gain direct access to low-latency fibre routes and edge locations to optimize content distribution and improve end-user experience. Braozn’s resilient backbone ensures high availability and faster streaming performance at national scale.
Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)
Utilize Braozn’s carrier-grade transport and backhaul infrastructure to support core voice/data traffic and 5G expansion. Our co-location, pole-sharing, and fibre assets accelerate deployment while reducing operational risk.
Government and Public Sector Entities
Access secure, dedicated connectivity infrastructure to enable digital governance, education, health services, and national e-projects. Braozn’s infrastructure is built to align with national development objectives and regulatory frameworks.
Cloud, IoT, and Edge Tech Providers
Deploy high-bandwidth, low-latency solutions supported by Braozn’s fibre and edge-ready platforms. Our infrastructure accelerates cloud computing, real-time data exchange, and smart device ecosystems across Ghana.
Why Partner with Braozn
Braozn is actively laying the foundation for a nationwide fibre and wireless broadband network, with planned routes spanning both Ghana’s major cities and underserved rural corridors. This national-scale approach will enable future partners to expand faster, serve more reliably, and reduce deployment barriers. We are building for coverage that truly reflects the country’s digital ambition.
Our infrastructure is being designed with modularity at its core, enabling redundancy, interconnection, and flexible integration for various service models. From dark fibre to open-access wholesale, our future-ready network will support seamless partner collaboration. We are creating a platform that grows with the market and adapts to emerging technology demands.
We are engineering a network to global performance standards, optimized for uptime, high throughput, and long-term operational resilience. Braozn’s architecture will enable mission-critical services across enterprise, institutional, and government sectors. While pre-operational today, our design reflects tomorrow’s service expectations.
Braozn’s open-access business model is structured to encourage cross-operator partnerships and infrastructure sharing. We prioritize collaboration over competition, positioning ourselves as a trusted enabler for ISPs, content providers, and carriers. Our neutrality fosters ecosystem strength and innovation across the industry.
Our licensing, planning, and architecture are being developed in full alignment with Ghana’s National Communications Authority (NCA) and long-term digital infrastructure policies. This ensures that every aspect of our rollout—from compliance to partnerships is prepared to operate within national regulatory frameworks. Braozn is building with confidence and credibility at its core.
FAQ
Braozn will provide dark fibre leasing, wholesale broadband access, IP transit, backhaul transport, tower sharing, and co-location services. All offerings will be delivered via a national hybrid fibre and fixed wireless platform designed for carrier-grade performance.
Our wholesale services are open to licensed ISPs, mobile network operators (MNOs), CDNs, enterprise carriers, and public-sector institutions seeking scalable, reliable connectivity infrastructure across Ghana.
Yes. Our modular network is engineered to enable interconnect points, data center co-location, and edge aggregation for seamless traffic routing. We will offer flexible physical and virtual access models to support multiple network topologies.
Absolutely. The backbone will be XGS-PON-based with modular ODN design, engineered for low-latency performance, high-throughput transport, and seamless integration with 5G xHaul, SDN/NFV platforms, and edge computing ecosystems.
Braozn is currently in the pre-operational stage, with commercial wholesale services targeted for activation in Q4 2027 following Phase 2 pilot deployment. Interested partners can pre-register now to discuss early collaboration and deployment opportunities
You can express interest via our contact form or reach out directly to our infrastructure partnerships team. We welcome strategic dialogue with ISPs, infrastructure builders, and institutional stakeholders as we prepare for rollout.