TCIL has undertaken state of art Synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) Telecommunications project for Mauritius Telecom with optical fibre cables and SDH equipment installed in a failsafe ring configuration.

The company has provided more than 150,000 subscriber connections for Mauritius Telecom. It has also constructed around 800 Kms of Telecom ducts, pulled more than 2500 Km of Telecom cables and constructed around 5500 man holes and 20000 DPs. These works constitute a major share of Telecom infrastructure in Mauritius.

The company has also stood by Mauritius Telecom during four cyclones since 1994 – the Hollanda (1994), Davina (1999), Dina (2002) and Gerry (2003), helping Mauritius Telecom to restore its Telecom services swiftly. TCIL’s action as a responsible corporate won high praise from the Mauritius Government.

In addition to the SDH fibre ring project TCIL has also provided consultancy services to Mauritius Telecom for the implementation of network planning software from ITU, Geneva, implemented LANs for Government of Mauritius and also implemented cabling infrastructure for Ebne cyber city for business parks of Mauritius limited.