Sensys Gatso expands Ghana footprint via NTMEL as Traffitech-GH traffic enforcement ramps up Oct. 1

Reuters2026/09/10 12:49

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Sensys Gatso will support Ghana’s national automated traffic enforcement program Traffitech-GH through joint venture NTMEL.
Sharp fines are expected to start Oct. 1, marking the operational launch of the program.
NTMEL contract revenue over the remaining term is estimated at SEK 600 million; Sensys Gatso is entitled to a 40% profit share.
The rollout enters a ramp-up phase that requires additional investment in NTMEL for program assets, operations.
Management expects the joint venture to turn profitable once the ramp-up phase is completed.

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Sensys Gatso expands Ghana footprint via NTMEL as Traffitech-GH traffic enforcement ramps up Oct. 1

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