Vumatel
Vuma is a fibre-to-the-home connectivity brand offering fast and reliable internet.
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Overview
Vuma is a fibre connectivity brand that provides fibre-to-the-home internet. Its website presents reliable fibre connectivity for streaming, gaming, and working, and describes a mission of helping build a connected nation through accessible fibre, with a focus on connecting homes, families, and schools across South Africa.
History
Vuma presents itself as a fibre connectivity provider whose website highlights fibre-to-the-home services. The site states that Vuma believes in a world where everyone is connected and looks forward to helping build a connected nation, starting with accessible fibre. It also states that people across South Africa can have access to information and knowledge, and that Vuma enables schools by supporting digital literacy and online educational access.
Products and positioning
Reliable fibre connectivity for streaming, gaming, and working, with a mission to build a connected nation through accessible fibre.
Fibre to the Home
Fibre connectivity for homes, described as fast and reliable and supporting streaming, gaming, and working.
Recent events
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Vumatel acquires 45% stake in Herotel[2]
South African fibre broadband provider Vumatel acquired a 45% non-controlling stake in fibre and fixed wireless provider Herotel. The acquisition price was not disclosed.
Vodacom announces planned stake in CIVH fibre assets[3]
Vodacom Group announced plans to acquire a strategic stake in CIVH’s fibre assets through a newly formed InfraCo. The proposed deal would give Vodacom a co-controlling 30% interest, with an option to increase its stake to 40%, and is subject to regulatory approvals.
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