Telkom Group
has reported robust financial results for the year ended 31 March 2025,
demonstrating the success of its strategic transformation under Group CEO
Serame Taukobong. The telecommunications giant presented its performance at the
Johannesburg Stock Exchange, highlighting significant growth across key metrics
that underscore its position as South Africa's digital infrastructure
leader.
Telkom's
data-led strategy yielded impressive results, with adjusted EBITDA surging
25.1% to R11.8 billion. The company strengthened its financial position through
improved free cash flow of R2.4 billion while growing its mobile subscriber
base by 13.4% to reach 23.2 million customers. Shareholders will benefit from a
dividend declaration of 261 cents per share, representing a R1.3 billion return
on investment.

"Our
performance reflects the successful execution of our OneTelkom vision," stated Taukobong during the results presentation. The CEO credited
the company's multi-year infrastructure modernization program and operational
realignment for creating a resilient platform capable of sustaining growth
momentum.
The results
showcase Telkom's successful transition from legacy operations to a
future-focused digital services provider. The company's investments in network
upgrades and digital transformation have positioned it to capitalize on South
Africa's growing demand for connectivity and cloud services.

Taukobong paid
tribute to Telkom employees, acknowledging their role in driving the company's
turnaround. "This achievement belongs to every team member whose
dedication and innovation made our transformation possible," he
remarked. The CEO emphasized that Telkom has moved beyond stabilization into a
phase of sustained growth and market leadership.
Looking ahead,
Telkom remains committed to maintaining its position as South Africa's digital
backbone while exploring new opportunities in enterprise solutions, fiber
expansion, and next-generation mobile services. The strong 2025 performance
establishes a solid foundation for the company's continued evolution in an
increasingly competitive telecommunications landscape.
By: Kanto Kai Okanta