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Navigating tough times: Huge Group's strategy for sustainable growth

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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.

- PHILIPPA LARKIN

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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