Abidjan: A pioneer climbs the ranks of Ivorian Tech

Author: Linfodrome CIPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: Côte d'Ivoire

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Abidjan: A pioneer climbs the ranks of Ivorian Tech

Jean-Guillaume Bilé founded Abidjan-Website-Animation 25 years ago. The Ivorian tech pioneer tripled its share capital and moved its headquarters to Abidjan-Plateau on June 16, 2026. Starting in Treichville with small businesses, it now serves medium-sized companies and aims for a stock exchange listing. It focuses on AI, automation, and cybersecurity.

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