The executive committee (Exco) is the group’s chief operating decision maker (CODM). Management has determined the operating
segments based on the reports reviewed by Exco that are used to make the strategic decisions, allocate resources, and assess
performance.
For the period ended 31 March 2016, the Telkom group presented two reportable segments, namely Telkom and BCX.
In the period under review, the group started implementing a more flexible and agile operating and reporting model to manage
performance and allocate resources. In its journey to fully operationalise this aspiration, the CODM has started to assess the
performance of the business units on a net operating revenue level and make decisions about the allocation of resources for fixed
stream, mobile stream and BCX at an EBITDA level.
In September 2016 (Interim report), the group reported four segments, namely Openserve, Consumer, Enterprise and BCX.
On 1 November 2016, Telkom company sold one of its business divisions (Enterprise division) to BCX, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Telkom. The Enterprise segment was integrated into the BCX segment, resulting in three reportable segments, Openserve, Consumer
and BCX for the group at the reporting date. Subsequently, Enterprise is no longer a reportable segment as its operating results are not
regularly reviewed by the group’s CODM. The results of the Enterprise business have been included into the BCX segment as if the sale
transactions occurred on 1 April 2016 and the comparative information has been restated on the same basis.
“Other” includes Swiftnet, Trudon and other non-trading entities.
The financial information reviewed by the CODM excludes inter-segmental revenue and cost allocations as the transfer pricing principles
continue to evolve. |