MTN Group denies Clydestone lawsuit claims in Ghana
MTN Group said Clydestone Ghana PLC has filed legal proceedings in Ghana over the origins of mobile money services in the country, and MTN said it denies the claims.
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MTN Group said Ghanaian technology company Clydestone Ghana PLC initiated legal proceedings over the origins of mobile money services in Ghana. MTN Group did not accept the claims described in the case.
MTN Group said the allegations made by Clydestone Ghana PLC are without merit. MTN Group said it will vigorously contest the claims in court in Ghana.
The source report did not provide further detail on the specific legal claims, the court filing date, or the remedies sought by Clydestone Ghana PLC. The dispute, as described, relates to mobile money services in Ghana rather than eSIM technology.
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