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Explaining our business units1

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Telkom
Consumer

Telkom Consumer spearheads the provision of high-speed mobile broadband via reliable, stable, high-quality converged communications and effective cost optimisation. It provides:

  • Broadband (mobile, fixed, nomadic)
  • Voice
  • Non-connectivity and financial services

Our differentiators

  • Third-largest mobile business operator in South Africa
  • 7 738 mobile integrated sites, of which 66% have fibre backhaul
  • 465 active 5G sites
  • 20.4 million mobile subscribers, of which 62% are broadband customers

Contribution to Group

R26 329 million
in revenue

R4 093 million
EBITDA

1 017
employees with R1 111 million
in salaries and
benefits paid

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Openserve

Openserve is South Africa’s leading wholesale infrastructure connectivity provider with the largest open-access network across the country. It provides:

  • Broadband and enterprise solutions
  • Optical and carrier solutions
  • Global solutions
  • Interconnect solutions
  • Voice services
  • Largest managed wholesale open-access infrastructure connectivity provider in South Africa, with national and regional fibre routes enabling the deployment of fibre-based access, enterprise and backhaul technologies
  • Over 170 000 km of fibre across South Africa
  • Industry-leading connectivity rate of 48.5%, with 1.2 million homes passed

R12 511 million
in revenue

R3 934 million
EBITDA

4 532
employees with
R2 851 million
in salaries and
benefits paid

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BCX

BCX is a state-of-the-art technology company that provides ICT solutions and an integrated portfolio of technology solutions in South Africa. Through its diversified technology product portfolio, BCX provides:

  • Converged communications solutions, including voice, data networks, internet and wireless connectivity
  • Digital platform solutions, including enterprise applications and customised industry-specific offerings
  • Cloud platform solutions, including private cloud, public cloud and infrastructure, field services management and cybersecurity
  • A national footprint of 10 data centres with a combined capacity of 12 600 m2 and IT capacity of 9.82 MW
  • Largest Tier IV* data centre footprint (BCX owns three out of four Tier IV data centres in South Africa)

* Tier IV: Multiple active power and cooling distribution paths, redundant components, fault‑tolerant, 99.99% availability.

R12 915 million
in revenue

R1 294 million
EBITDA

4 032
employees with R3 432 million
in salaries and
benefits paid

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Gyro

Gyro manages the property portfolio of Telkom that is used for operations. It provides property services, including real estate management services pertaining to:

  • Masts and towers
  • Property development
  • Property and space user demand
  • Facilities management
  • Physical security and business protection
  • Programme management office
  • Capacity and readiness to become the preferred real estate solutions provider for non-mainstream large space users and real estate portfolio owners
  • Leveraging the Group’s technologies to implement smart-enabled buildings and next-generation property and facilities management solutions

R92 million raised in cash proceeds
from transfer of
56 properties sold

9.3% reduction
in Scope 1 and
Scope 2 carbon
emissions

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Swiftnet

Swiftnet comprises masts and towers with multi-tenant leases. Our solutions include:

  • Towers and build-to-suit towers
  • Small cell offering
  • In-building coverage
  • Power-as-a-Service
  • Equipment shelters
  • Established offering of in-building solutions and towers with shareable active equipment
  • A tower company with spectrum licence
  • Significant portion of the portfolio located close to secure high-performance fibre infrastructure
  • Nationwide rural presence available to service the underserviced areas

R1 321 million
in revenue

R990 million
EBITDA

95
employees with
R123 million
in salaries and
benefits paid

¹ Information on the performance of the business units is provided in the Productive capital chapter.

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