Investment company Huge Group combines its two subsidiaries, Huge Networks and Huge Telecom, to form one firm. HugeGroup HugeNetworks HugeTelecom
The board of the JSE-listed Huge Group has approved combining Huge Networks and Huge Telecom into one business.
“The business combination will bring together the commercial, go-to-market and distribution capabilities of Huge Telecom with the products, services and technical capabilities of Huge Networks to create a stronger, more capable entity.”over the sluggish performance of its investments. According to the company, the product and services portfolio includes an “integrated telephony solution with dedicated voice transmission and data capabilities that comprise the full spectrum of bearers, including fixed 5G and LTE, carrier-grade fibre services and broadband fibre-to-the-business services.
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