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Navigating tough times: Huge Group's strategy for sustainable growth
The Star
|June 02, 2025
SOUTH African investment holding company Huge Group is positioning itself for long-term growth, despite the challenging economic and political landscape, it said in its annual report released on Friday.
With assets under management of R1.463 billion for 2024, the company is actively refining its investment strategy, focusing on ecosystems and technology enablement.
Its investment portfolio companies comprise:
■Huge TNS is a network enabler offering a comprehensive suite of data, voice, and network services, along with ICT hardware solutions for corporate businesses, small and medium enterprises (SMME) and small home offices.
■Huge Connect recently embarked on a process of pivoting the business to incorporate a much broader, full-service IoT proposition for enterprise and SMME clients.
■Huge Distribution is a customer-centered, channel-only telecoms and renewable energy solutions distributor serving the South African and African market. It is positioning itself as a leading importer and distributor of alternative energy products and solutions, including solar panels, inverters, and lithium batteries
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