Telkom ADSL triple play planned

Telkom financial results

• Vodacom transaction accounts for profit of R40.4 billion.
• Impairment of Multi-Links goodwill of R2,148 million.
• Operating revenue up 4.0% to R18.7 billion.
• Headline earnings per share from continuing operations decreased
by 37.9% to 242.2 cents.
• Basic earnings per share decreased 141.2% to a loss of 150.2
cents per share.
• Group EBITDA margin decreased to 27.3% from 32.3%.
• Total dividends paid out during the reporting period of R11.2
billion.
• Net debt reduced by R8.7 billion decreasing annualised net debt
to EBITDA from 1.4 times to 0.8 times.
• Group restructuring into distinct profit centres 85% complete.
• New data centre operation business unit launched – branded
Cybernest.
• 51.1% increase in Do broadband subscribers.
 
telkom share prices dropped 5% today at one stage... u guys better do something special like Afrihost to attract new customers and not lose your existing ones...
 
"March 31, 2009 their ADSL subscribers totaled 548 015."

Lets assume everyone has 384k line....

548 015 x R156 =
548 015 x R131 =

That's R156 million minimum on rental only.........

"602 720 in September 2009."

602 720 x R156 = R 94 024 320
602 720 x R131 = R 78 956 320

That's R173 million minimum on rental only.........

Crazy money if you look at this
 
higher end broadband packages which offer substantial value.

Erm. Last time I checked the "best" Telskum had to offer was a UP TO 4mb with a 5GB cap. Not exactly high end really?
 
"March 31, 2009 their ADSL subscribers totaled 548 015."

Lets assume everyone has 384k line....

548 015 x R156 =
548 015 x R131 =

That's R156 million minimum on rental only.........

"602 720 in September 2009."

602 720 x R156 = R 94 024 320
602 720 x R131 = R 78 956 320

That's R173 million minimum on rental only.........

Crazy money if you look at this

Yes but now work out the amounts for:
Salaries of employees
Vehicles maintenance/rental/fuel
Maintenance needed on lines/exchanges
Rental of offices/shops
other costs....
 
Second thought.......LLU is going to have a huge influence....come now DoC..help us out!!!

+1

Speeds of 4 Mbps are available to selective services. We have signed agreements with two partners for our gated community initiative, the benefits of which we expect to start showing in the 2010/11 financial year. We intend to provide gated communities with speeds up to 8 Mbps

Not if we could help it. Rather bring me DFA or Iburst ADSL2+ or anybody else :cool:
 
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Yes but now work out the amounts for:
Salaries of employees
Vehicles maintenance/rental/fuel
Maintenance needed on lines/exchanges
Rental of offices/shops
other costs....

its not going to come close to their expenses. Remember those figures are per month..........its over a R1.4 billion a year
 
Any guesses on who these triple play partners may be? They've sold off Telkom Media - I wander if they're talking to Naspers?
 
That's R173 million minimum on rental only.........

Crazy money if you look at this

What are you talking about?

Surely R173 million is pocket change to telecoms companies. While that may seem like a lot of money to you these sort of companies bring in double digit billions annually.

R173 million is like car guard money.
 
What are you talking about?

Surely R173 million is pocket change to telecoms companies. While that may seem like a lot of money to you these sort of companies bring in double digit billions annually.

R173 million is like car guard money.

Agreed - peanuts!
 
I didn't even bother reading this article

Thanks for letting us know. My wife was just asking me about this over supper.

"Darling," she asked, "did lunar_dog read the Telkom Triple Play article on MyBB?"

I shrugged, but now, thanks to this, I can get back to her and put her mind at ease.
 
Thanks for letting us know. My wife was just asking me about this over supper.

"Darling," she asked, "did lunar_dog read the Telkom Triple Play article on MyBB?"

I shrugged, but now, thanks to this, I can get back to her and put her mind at ease.

/giggles
 
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