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South African telecoms shares on fire — with small players on top | SA News

27 July 2025 by Guest


Many of South Africa’s telecoms faithful have good reason to celebrate, considering the surge in share prices of the four biggest JSE-listed companies in this sector over the past year.

A MyBroadband analysis found that R1,000 in shares split evenly between Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Blue Label Telecoms a year ago is worth around R1,853 today, an increase of 82.53%.

Cell C’s biggest shareholder, Blue Label Telecoms, gained the most, with its share price surging 243% from R4.34 to R14.92 at the close of markets on 23…

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