We have now created the implementation capability to support our strategic growth areas," he added, pointing to the activities of the past year that would further support growth. "We can safely say we have stabilised the company," he said. Now, with the integration of BCX completed and the breakeven within the mobile unit achieved, Telkom, BCX, Openserve, Trudon and Gyro are expected to hold their own after the restructure. Housed under the original brand name, Telkom will focus on the consumer side and will be responsible for mobile growth through data, high-speed broadband growth and content and value-add services. The mobile business was the star performer of the group during the year ended March 31, having turned its fortunes around after years of losses, and delivered service revenue growth of 38.4% and earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation of R660-million.