- Offers telecom management; fibre infrastructure for gated communities
- Works with major ISPs; addresses access and integration challenges
ATEC Systems and Technologies: Focused on infrastructure and community needs
ATEC Systems and Technologies PTY LTD is a South African ICT company based in Pretoria. It provides telecom systems and fibre-based infrastructure to closed communities and property developers. The company works across residential estates, retirement villages, student housing, and mixed-use developments. It helps clients manage broadband services and tenant communications through a unified platform.
ATEC holds industry certifications from ICASA, ISPA, FPB, and other regulators. Its technical operations are supported by an autonomous system (AS327897), which manages thousands of IP addresses across regional clients. The team operates from the Menlyn Woods Office Park, with telephone and helpdesk support for both end-users and ISPs.
The company offers fibre design, project coordination, network installation, and smart metering services. It builds systems that give clients visibility over internet, energy, and communication usage. Their model supports property managers by reducing reliance on multiple vendors. This bundled approach simplifies billing and improves fault response. ATEC also operates a national helpdesk from 08:00 to 22:00 daily.
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ATEC Systems and Technologies: Operating amidst industry pressures
South Africa’s ICT environment continues to face structural gaps. Load-shedding and data affordability remain key problems. Rural and peri-urban communities often lack consistent broadband coverage. Within this context, ATEC Systems and Technologies works as a systems integrator. It helps link national ISPs to estate-level users. Its clients include names like Webafrica, Openserve, MetroFibre, and Afrihost.
The management team includes Nicole Geyser, Christiaan Roos, Matthew Campbell, and Rowan Luck. These executives cover finance, operations, technical systems, and commercial strategy. Technical director Matthew Campbell also serves as a registered contact for the company’s autonomous network under AFRINIC.
Clients report consistent service. Gerrie Moolman, Board Chairman at The Retreat HOA, says ATEC’s quality and professionalism made the company a trusted partner. He notes reduced downtime and responsive support teams as key strengths.
The broader sector now shifts towards smart metering, fibre-to-the-home, and bundled telecom offerings. ATEC’s ability to merge infrastructure with service delivery helps it adapt. Its position in gated developments allows it to offer high-uptime environments for residents and tenants.
