MNC — cloud PBX and business telecoms provider in Durban
MNC is a Durban telecommunications company working from Forrest Office Park on Summit Drive in Sherwood, selling voice and data, fibre optic work, commissioning and IT hardware and software. The company describes itself as well established and operating for the past two decades, though it publishes no founding year. The mix of voice and physical fibre work is the distinguishing feature: this is a supplier that both configures the phone system and pulls the cable behind it.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Durban telecommunications company selling business voice and data alongside fibre optic installation, commissioning and IT hardware and software |
| Voice services | Voice and data solutions for business. The site describes the telecoms offering broadly rather than naming a specific hosted PBX platform, so establish exactly what is proposed before comparing quotes |
| Also offers | Fibre optic work, commissioning, and hardware and software solutions in IT |
| Head office | Not published on the site. MNC’s Google Business Profile places it at Unit 2, Forrest Office Park, 15 Summit Drive, Sherwood, Durban, 4001 |
| Coverage | Not published as a footprint. The company is Durban-based and the trading name points at a KwaZulu-Natal focus |
| ICASA licence | No ICASA reference is published. For business voice an ECS licence is the relevant category and is often held by the underlying network partner rather than the reseller |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Nothing is published, which is normal where the scope combines a phone system with physical cabling and commissioning work |
| Established | Not publicly stated. The company describes itself as operating for the past two decades but gives no founding year, so WhichVoIP does not publish one |
| Listed In | Cloud PBX Providers |
The phone system and the cable behind it
MNC pairs voice and data services with fibre optic work and commissioning, which is a more physical offering than most cloud PBX resellers carry. That combination is genuinely useful on a new fit-out or a building move, where the phone system, the network cabling and the fibre entry all have to land in the right order and no one wants three suppliers coordinating on site. The trade-off is that the website describes the telecoms line in general terms rather than naming a platform, so a buyer comparing hosted PBX quotes has to ask what is actually being proposed. Do that early, along with what the support arrangement looks like once the installation is signed off. Compare specialist voice providers in the cloud PBX directory.
Who MNC is a fit for
- Durban businesses fitting out or relocating premises
- Sites needing phones, cabling and fibre commissioning from one team
- Companies wanting a local KwaZulu-Natal supplier for on-site work
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Compare Cloud PBX providers →Commonly asked questions
What does MNC stand for?
The site does not define the acronym, so WhichVoIP does not speculate. The company trades as MNC and its domain reflects a KwaZulu-Natal focus.
Where is MNC based?
The website publishes no street address. The company’s Google Business Profile lists Unit 2, Forrest Office Park, 15 Summit Drive, Sherwood, Durban, 4001.
Does MNC do the physical cabling too?
Yes. Fibre optic work and commissioning are listed alongside the voice and data services, which is what makes the company a practical fit for a fit-out or a relocation where cabling and phones have to be sequenced together.
Which phone system does MNC supply?
The site describes voice and data solutions without naming a platform. Ask which system is being proposed, whether it is hosted or on-premise, and what happens to your numbers if you later change supplier.
How long has MNC been trading?
The company says it has operated for the past two decades but publishes no founding year, so WhichVoIP does not state one. Ask for company registration details if trading history matters to your scoring.
What does it cost?
No pricing is published. Where cabling and commissioning are involved, ask for the once-off installation cost and the recurring monthly charge as clearly separate figures, plus per-minute call rates.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 28 July 2026.