WiSolar Recognised by Financial Times as One of Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2026

WiSolar is proud to announce its recognition by the Financial Times as one of Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2026, marking an important milestone in the company’s journey to transform energy access through clean, affordable and on-demand solar electricity.

The recognition reflects WiSolar’s rapid growth and growing impact within South Africa’s renewable energy sector during a period of increasing demand for reliable alternative power solutions.

Founded in 2016, WiSolar has positioned itself as a leading green digital utility focused on helping households, businesses and property developers transition toward cleaner and more sustainable energy. Through innovative solar financing, prepaid solar electricity and smart energy technology, WiSolar continues to make solar electricity more accessible to everyday consumers.

As South Africa continues to navigate ongoing energy challenges, including rising electricity costs and grid instability, WiSolar’s mission remains focused on improving energy security while accelerating the adoption of renewable energy infrastructure across the country.

WiSolar’s prepaid solar electricity platform enables customers to conveniently recharge and manage solar electricity through the WiSolar mobile app, providing a flexible and user-friendly energy experience. The company also works closely with property developers, commercial clients and accredited installer partners to scale clean energy deployment nationwide.

According to WiSolar Founder and CEO, Tonye Irims, the Financial Times recognition represents more than growth, it reflects the increasing importance of decentralised renewable energy solutions in Africa’s future.

“We are honoured to be recognised by the Financial Times as one of Africa’s fastest growing companies. This achievement reflects the commitment of our team, customers, partners and investors who believe in our vision of providing low-cost clean power in Africa.”

“We believe the future of electricity is decentralised, digital and renewable, and WiSolar remains committed to building scalable solutions that improve energy access and sustainability.”

Over the years, WiSolar has continued investing in technology, partnerships and scalable infrastructure aimed at supporting South Africa’s clean energy transition and long-term climate goals.

The company extends sincere appreciation to its customers, installer partners, developers, investors and employees whose support continues to drive the company’s growth and impact.

To learn more about WiSolar and its clean energy solutions, visit:
wisolar.co

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