Cell C is a South African mobile network that nearly collapsed under debt, then rebuilt itself as a leaner company. It listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and now sells network access to other brands more than it chases retail customers directly. Full nameCell C Holdings Limited Tickers / exchangeCCD / JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) HeadquartersWaterfall Campus, Midrand, South Africa SectorCommunication Services — Telecom Employees914 Market valueR8.46 billion (US$508 million) Yearly salesR12.67 billion (US$761 million) Net profitR4.16 billion (US$250 million) — includes one-off gains Net margin32.8% Return on equityNot meaningful …
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