Telkom has unveiled the January Big Deal to connect you to super-fast, uncapped fibre.
The company wants you kick-start the year with an exclusive January Fibre Big Deal that is fast, reliable and affordable.
“Stay productive and make the most of every day with a deal that will help ease the January financial blues.,” says Telkom.
The January Fibre Big Deal offers 25/10Mbps Uncapped @ R389 x 3 months, thereafter R499 x 9 months.
“Telkom is working hard to bring you the best deals in South Africa. Bargain-hunting and no skimping on quality,” said Telkom.
“Our wide array of products is suitable for budgets of all sizes and meets connection needs, big or small. Everyone can live monate without breaking the bank.”
Here’s what you get:
25/10Mbps Uncapped
R389pm x 3 months,
thereafter R499pm x 9 months,
- Uncapped data, no FUP, no throttling
- Up to 25Mbps fibre download speed
- Up to 10Mbps fibre upload speed
- 1 Email account (with 3GB storage and 5 aliases) at an additional cost
- Closer Bolt-On voice service is optional, can be added at an additional cost from R40pm
It will also assist the kids with homework, smash work deadlines, search favourite recipes or fashion inspiration, stream your favourite shows, music, podcasts and more.
“The possibilities are endless when it comes to one of South Africa’s most seamless connections,” says Telkom.
Also read: Telkom Earnings Cut More Than Half
Telkom today reported less than half the earnings it had in the same quarter a year ago and announced the resignation of its chairman Sello Moloko.
The company said headline earnings per share – South Africa’s main profit gauge – dropped by 51.9% to 137.2 cents a share for the six months to end-September 2022.
Telkom also reported that group revenue down 0.7% to R 21.2 billion and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation) down 17.3% to R4.9 billion.
The decline in EBIDTA of 17.3%, partially offset by lower finance charges and fair-value movements, resulted in a decline in HEPS & BEPS of 51.9% and 52.5% respectively.
Its wholesale infrastructure connectivity provider Openserve’s total revenue declined by 4.3%. On the other hand, BCX, the country’s leading information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, reported a flat 0.8% growth,
Swiftnet, the masts and towers business, recorded a 2.1% decrease in revenue to R660 million, driven by the impact of continued focus on modernisation from mobile network operator (MNO) customers.
