Working backwards from the stated figures, the utility-scale O&M market of R1.05 billion at R165,000 per megawatt implies a serviceable utility fleet of roughly 6,364 MW, while the commercial market of R340 million at R58,000 per megawatt implies approximately 5,862 MW of rooftop. Against the actual installed base, roughly 2.3 to 3.5 GW of operational utility-scale photovoltaics and 8.3 GW of rooftop, the weighting is inverted. The utility figure may be forward-looking, since Bid Window 7 alone procured 2.6 GW in 2024 and much of it is not yet operational, but the Plan does not state whether the sizing is current or projected. This matters strategically rather than cosmetically: utility full-service work carries the highest price (R165,000 per megawatt) and the highest contribution margin (43%), while commercial work carries the lowest (R58,000 and 36%). If the near-term opportunity is more heavily weighted to commercial rooftop than the sizing implies, the blended margin will be under more pressure than the plan assumes, and the sales effort must cover many more, much smaller, contracts to reach the same megawatt total.