MTN's vision includes empowering businesses, institutions and mobile virtual network operators to innovate, scale and deliver value to their customers, says Quintus de Beer, chief wholesale officer at MTN SA.
MTN, a network for networks and key enabler of digital inclusion MTN SA wholesale executive, Quintus de Beer.
MTN is proud that more than 90% of all MVNOs in South Africa are directly or indirectly being served on the MTN network. Today, MTN proudly enables network services to some of South Africa’s most trusted MVNOs, including Standard Bank Connect, Pick n Pay Mobile, Boxercom, Melon Mobile, TFG Connect, Spar Mobile and Afrihost’s AirMobile. The success of these partnerships has validated MTN's belief that MVNOs are not just a market trend, they are strategic catalysts for deepening connectivity and competition across the industry.
There are several reasons why MTN should be the first choice for clients seeking a reliable, future-ready wholesale partner:: Over the past three years, MTN South Africa has invested billions of rands in network modernisation and expansion. This includes extending 4G population coverage to over 97%, achieving 45% 5G coverage and expanding its fibre backbone across key regions.
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