Vodacom dominates in South Africa

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Vodacom might rule the South African mobile telecoms market, but MTN and Telkom ensure the king doesn’t sleep easy.

There are four main players in South Africa’s R200 billion fixed and mobile telecommunications market — Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Cell C.

Over the last few years, Vodacom increased its market share, MTN remained stable, while Telkom and Cell C’s market share declined.While MTN maintained its market share and Telkom’s share declined, it does not mean these two companies did not show revenue growth. Revenue from the big four showed that the market has grown by an average annualised rate of 3.16% since 2013.

Vodacom was second, followed by MTN and Cell C. Telkom and Vodacom grew faster than the industry average, while MTN and Cell C were below this average.

 

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