Telenor Satellite Broadcasting and the Thor satellite programme Arne Jørgen Mæland Director Space Systems Division

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Telenor Satellite Broadcasting and the Thor satellite programme Arne Jørgen Mæland – Director Space Systems Division

Who are we?

TSBc Telenor ASA

Broadcast

Transmission & Access • Norkring – terrestrial towers

• Satellite Broadcasting • Conax – security and management

Revenues: $10.6bn EBITDA: $3.7bn Market Cap: $18.8bn Employees: 23,400

Mobile (& Fixed Line

Other units

•Nordic countries

• Telenor Cinclus

•Europe

• EDB Business

•Asia

• Partner ASA

•83 million subs

• Telenor Satellite Services • Telenor R&D

Distribution

• Telenor Venture • Telenor New Business • Telenor Eiendom Holdings

All data, source: Telenor, December 2005. Finances in Norwegian Kroner, converted at 31 December 2005

TSBc vs. TSS Telenor Satellite Broadcasting AS •Part of Telenor Broadcast- one of main business areas of Telenor ASA •Own and operate Telenor Satellites and partly own Intelsat 10-02 •Delivery of quality TV broadcasting services to our customers. •Provision of satellite and terrestrial capacity to resellers •Located at key 1°West position

Vs. Telenor Satellite Services AS • • • •

Part of “other units” in Telenor ASA operations Owner of the former Comsat Mobile Communications in the USA Services include, BGAN, Inmarsat and Iridium Provide VSAT broadband and on-demand communications for mobile, semi-fixed and fixed satellite solutions. • Purchases satellite capacity from various providers incl. TSBc.

Telenor Satellite Broadcasting (TSBc) Our business • We are one of Europe’s leading satellite services providers • Positioning 1° West as key for satellite broadcasting in Europe and the Middle East • Delivers TV, radio, IP and telecoms services based upon satellites at 1°West and related terrestrial infrastructure. • Owns and operates two THOR satellite and co-owns Intelsat 10-02. • Major market: broadcasting services in the Nordics.

For more on TSBc: www.telenorsbc.com

TSBc - Major milestones 1992

•Purchase THOR I and move to the 1° West position. •DTH Pay TV Operator established Norway

1995

•Telenor orders THOR II •Introduces the first digital programming at 1° West.

1996/1997

•Telenor leases more capacity at the 1° West position on Intelsat 707 •THOR II is successfully launched and nearly every transponder is sold.

1998

•THOR III successfully launched to match peak analogue demand and as an experimental platform for business development.

2002

•Introduction of IP services over satellite.

2004

•Partly owned Intelsat 10-02 positioned at 1°West successfully launched

2005

•Telenor contracts with Orbital to build THOR II-R.

Flexible pan-European DTH footprint Satellite

End of life

Transponders

Main coverage

Thor II

2008

15

• Nordic countries • Northern Europe

Thor III

2011

14

• Nordic countries • CE Europe

Thor II-R

2023

24

• Nordic countries • Pan Europe • Middle East

IS 10-02

2017

7

• Europe • Middle East

Thor replacement program •

2002: –











TSBc defined as non-core to Telenor business and put out for sale

2004: –

Sales project cancelled in spring of 2004



New long-term strategy and business plan for new satellite investment approved

2005: –

Thor II-R RFP released in February



Telenor ASA Board approval for Thor II-R program



Thor II-R contract signed September

2006: –

Planning for Thor III-R



Release Thor III-R RFP in November

2007 –

Contract Thor III-R Q2 2007



Thor II-R scheduled to be launched in Q4 2007

2008 –



2009



2010

Thor II EOL Q3 2008



Launch of Thor III-R at the latest in Q2 2010



Thor III EOL Q4 2010

Key drivers for Thor II-R procurement • Delivery in orbit before Thor II EOL – Thor II-R in service planned for Q1-08

• Approval of business plan – Replacement of Thor II + organic growth ⇒ 24 transponders

• In orbit diversity – Buy two satellites instead of one large

Back-up slides

Telenor Broadcast summary of 2005 •

Strong subscription growth



Revenue growth (NOK 5,649 million)



EBITDA NOK 1,517 million



Improved EBIT margin for 2005



Acquired rights to Norwegian football together with TV2



Contracted new satellite



Co-owner in NTV and NTV Pluss



Applied for Norwegian DTT liscence together with TV2 and NRK



New exclusive distribution agreement with TV2

Transmission, distribution and pay-TV

- an important part of Telenor’s history and strategy

1970’s Pioneer in satellite communication • Telephony • Broadcasting • Data communication

Meeting needs

1980’s Early implementation of digital networks • Acquired cable TV

New possibilities

1990’s

2000’s

Establish pay-TV offer in Nordics

Digitalisation, need for more capacity

• Thor Satellites • Established Canal Digital • Purchase of Norkring

• New services • New channels • New distribution

Going international

The Digital decade

Telenor Broadcast – One of the largest media companies in the Nordic region Retail distribution

Wholesale transmission

Services/ technology

Financial shareholding

Thor Satellites

NTV NTV Plus 10-02 Satellite “Leading distributor”

“Supporting infrastructure”

“Complementary assets”

“Related assets”

One of the largest media companies in the Nordic region Telenor Broadcast Holding

100%

Canal Digital TV Distribution (Nordic)

100%

Satellite Broadcasting Transponder capacity (EMEA)

100%

Norkring Terrestrial Network (Norway)

90%

Conax Access Control (International)

Other interests

Denmark

45%

A –pressen

Finland

33%

NTV and NTV Pluss

Norway

33%

Otrum

Sweden

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