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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Outdoor Network Expands Digital Billboard Network With Four Fully Approved Sites

Outdoor Network Expands Digital Billboard Network With Four Fully Approved Sites

30 July 2026 by Guest

Outdoor Network, a division of the Provantage Group, is expanding its national digital out-of-home (DOOH) footprint with four new 3m x 6m digital billboard sites in Pretoria and the Western Cape. Every structure has passed the full municipal and local authority approval process required before an advertising sign may legally be erected. That distinction carries …

Outdoor Network, a division of the Provantage Group, is expanding its national digital out-of-home (DOOH) footprint with four new 3m x 6m digital billboard sites in Pretoria and the Western Cape. Every structure has passed the full municipal and local authority approval process required before an advertising sign may legally be erected.

That distinction carries weight this year. Johannesburg’s “No to Illegal Outdoor Advertising” campaign, launched in December 2025, has seen the Joburg Property Company physically dismantle unauthorised billboards across the city, alongside a sharp rise in outdoor advertising revenue collected through legitimate channels. Pretoria has followed a similar path, with the City of Tshwane also moving to remove illegal billboard structures within its jurisdiction.

Cape Town has pursued a parallel enforcement drive through the courts, backed by a Constitutional Court ruling upholding its outdoor advertising by-law. Officials across all three cities have been explicit that operators bypassing the approvals process undermine road safety, strain municipal infrastructure, and expose the brands on their boards to reputational risk.

Against that backdrop, Outdoor Network’s new sites stand out for having done it the compliant way. The four new locations – Moreletapark and Castle Gate in Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, and Paarl and Somerset West in the Western Cape – sit in affluent, high-LSM residential and lifestyle nodes along key commuter routes, giving advertisers coverage across two of South Africa’s strongest metro economies.

Shamy Naidu, Outdoor Network Director, says: ” This is what disciplined growth looks like: every site fully approved before it goes live. It’s a higher bar, but it’s the only one that protects the brands who advertise with us, and one every operator in this industry should be held to.”

As digital sites, the new billboards support programmatic buying, enabling campaigns to be planned, traded and evaluated locally and globally using consistent performance metrics, all while enhancing efficiency and reliability for agencies and advertisers. As agencies increasingly shift from purchasing loop positions to verified impressions, confirmed audience views rather than pre-set ad slots.

These new digital billboards are programmatic enabled, with audiences made available through Broadsign’s Place Exchange supply side platform (SSP). This connects the network to our expanding programmatic ecosystem, broadening access to local and international demand while enabling agencies and advertisers to activate campaigns through their preferred demand-side platforms.

The expansion forms part of Outdoor Network’s broader strategy to grow its national digital footprint responsibly, at a time when municipalities nationwide are tightening enforcement of outdoor advertising by-laws and naming operators found in breach.

“Media buyers are watching this crackdown closely, and they should be. Brands and media buyers need to know they’re booking with media owners whose sites are fully legal, not just available. Growing our network the right way is the only sustainable path. Every site we bring online has been through the full approval process, because we’d rather build a network advertisers can rely on for years.”

Outdoor Network is a leading South African roadside outdoor media company, delivering high impact billboard solutions that connect brands with the right audiences. Specialising in both digital and traditional outdoor advertising, we help brands build awareness, relevance, and long-term brand equity across key commuter and high traffic routes nationwide. Guided by a vision to redefine real world engagement, Outdoor Network combines trusted media placements with accountable performance and audience insights that drive meaningful impact for advertisers. Through quality infrastructure, strategic reach, and a commitment to innovation, we continue to strengthen the role of outdoor media in building brand presence across South Africa. Learn more at https://www.outdoornetwork.co.za/

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Author: Petra Peacock from Chimeracomms on behalf of Provantage Group.

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