Corporación Interamericana de Entretenimiento, S.A. de C.V.

Third Quarter 2003

Agenda

Operating Performance and New Projects

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Appendices: Operating Performance

Financial Performance

OCESA Entertainment

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OCEN’s future and current growth will come from:

An increase in the number of folk popular music concerts and other events directed at the “C” and “D” sociodemographic levels.

Fairs: Mexico City, Texcoco, Pachuca; 10 medium-term prospects in Mexico´s central region.

Sporting Events - Motor Sports : Motor cross, Monster truck, Speed Boat Racing Cups - Participatory Sporting Events : Beach volleyball, Triathlons, Marathons, etc...

Results from the Telmex Gigante Grand Prix (Mexico City, Oct. 2003): higher attendence than for the 2002 event.

CIE-Amusement Parks

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Wannado Miami:

Sales and sponsorships:

-Fifty-five key clients: different sectors and industries.

Construction and Building:

- Finish the building design.- Initiate the construction of the thematic real-play venues.

Marketing and Communications

- www.wannadocity.com-The development of a marketing plan for clients (advertising, promotions, group sales and public relations).-The establishment of links with community and educational associations.

Las Americas Complex

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The expansion of the Sports Books and Yaks Network:

Two units in 3Q03 (Plaza Cuicuilco y Plaza Exhibimex); a total of 21 functioning units.

Five units in the last phase of development (opening in 4Q03); a total of 26 Sports Books and Yaks by the end of 2003: - Plaza Misterios (Mexico City) - Cinemex Coacalco (Ecatepec) - Centro Comercial Carrefour (Aguascalientes) - Galerías Zapopan (Zapopan) - Plaza del Sol (Chihuahua)

The next projects to be developed: Villahermosa y Queretaro.

Project “Granja Las Americas” The Farm:

Opening in May 2004. Fourteen confirmed sponsorships and twenty-three that are in the

confirmation process.

International Area

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Argentina:

Alliances with local promoters such as Pop Art and Martin Gontad. Stable attendence levels at the Zoo and increasing per capita consumption.

Brazil: The promotion of local youth events based on the experience with Sandy and Junior and The

Chinese Imperial Circus.

Spain:

The renewal of theatrical offerings: the debut of Cabaret in Sep 2003 and the upcoming opening of CATS, which will take the place of Phantom of the Opera.

The new Teatro Alcalá in Madrid.

The United States: The operative and administrative restructuring of CIE-Hauser. The promotion of domestic concerts of artistic talent such as Metallica and Shania Twain.

Upcoming Events

Vicente Fernández

Ana Gabriel

Banda El Recodo

Joan Sebastian

Cats

Cabaret

Phantom of the Opera

ZZ Top

Jarabe de Palo

Marilyn Manson, Korn

& Apocalyptica

La Ley

Animal

Madre Deus

King Crimson

Placebo / Ceratti

Juanes

Maná

Ana Torroja

Yair

Fito Paez

AFI

Evanescence

Sara Brightman

Metallica

Carlos Santana

Alejandro Sanz

Fleetwood Mack

Feria de Texcoco

Carl Cox

Quilmes Rock

Creamfields

Moonk Park

Los Piojos

Nuts

Ricardo Arjona

Fabio Junior

Roberto Carlos

Rouge

Zezé de Camargo e Luciano

Maria Rita Mariano

Leonardo

Marina Lima

Xuxa

J. Quest

KD Lang

Culture

Echo & the Bunnymen

Ana Carolina

Cidade Negra

Skank

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Agenda

Operating Performance and New Projects

Financial Performance

Appendices: Operating Performance

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Revenues

EBITDAEBITDA Margin

Stockholders’ Equity

EBITDA-to-Interest Expense Ratio

Debt-to-Equity Ratio

Selected Financial Statistics

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1,687

38622.9%

7,959

3.94

0.56

3Q03 3Q02 Var. 9M03 9M02 Var.

1,508

34823.1%

6,938

3.93

0.66

12%

11%

15%

0%

(15%)

4,697

1,08323.1%

N.A.

3.66

N.A.

4,350

1,01723.1%

N.A.

3.86

N.A.

8%

6%

N.A.

(5%)

N.A.

Quarterly Revenues

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Quarterly revenues increased 12% to reach Ps. 1,687 million.

Quarterly Revenues(in Millons of Pesos as of September 2003)

1,135

201 173

1,289

223175

Entertainment Commercial Services

3Q02 3Q03

+ 14%

+ 11%+ 1%

Cumulative Revenues

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In the first nine months of the year, cumulative revenues were Ps 4,697 million, 8% higher than in 2002.

Cumulative Revenues(in Millons of Pesos as of September 2003)

3,266

585 499

3,565

635497

Entertainment Commercial Services

9M02 9M03

+ 9% + 8%.

+ 9%

Debt

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At the end of the third quarter, debt was Ps. 4,442 million.

S.T.13%

L.T.87%

Pesos50%

UDIs47%

Dollars3%

Maturities Denomination

Debt Structure

9M03 9M02

EBITDA-to-Interest Expense Ratio

Debt-to-Equity Ratio

3.66

0.56

3.86

0.66

Var.

(20 pb)

(10 pb)

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Financial Performance

Appendices: Operating Performance

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Live Events

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There were a total of 3,749 of regional functions in the first nine months of the year, an increase of 47% over the same period of the previous year.

Attendence at these events declined 13% to 5 million during the same period.

Sporting0.1%

Corporate1.1%

Cultural0.2%

Family3.8%

Anglo Concerts1.5%

Broadway Productions

38.5%

Latin Concerts15.5%

Off Broadway Productions

39.1%

Corporate4.9%

Cultural2.7%

Family6.0%

Anglo Concerts7.7%

Broadway Productions

36.7%

Latin Concerts35.5%

Off Broadway Productions

6.5%

9M02 9M03

Amusement Parks

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7.7 million people visited CIE’s amusement parks in Mexico and Colombia as well as the Buenos Aires Zoo, 6% more than in 9M02.

Park Visitors (Millons)

0.4

1.0

1.6

3.5

0.80.5

1.1

1.5

3.6

0.9

Acapulco Bogata Buenos Aires Mexico City Guadalajara

9M02 9M03

+ 25%

+ 10%

- 6%

+ 3%

+ 13%

“Las Américas” Horse Racetrack

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During the first nine months of the year, 493 thousand people visited the Horse Racetrack, compared to 499 thousand in the same period of 2002.

133

127

Functions

9M02 9M03

1,175

1,145

Races

9M02 9M03

- 3%- 5%

Centro Banamex In the first nine months of 2003, Centro Banamex hosted 37 exhibitions as well as

397 conventions and social events; 42% and 65% more, respectively, than in the same period of 2002.

The backlog for the last three months of the year consists of 96 events, which will allow Centro Banamex to close out 2003 with 530 events, 2.5 times more than in the previous year.

Events scheduled to take place in the last three months of the year include:

Expo Rest-Hotel Abastur Expo CIHAC Expo Beauty Shop Expo Óptica Foro Estratégico AMAP Expo Yate Expo Inmobiliaria Expo Salud Internacional – CANIFARMA Congreso AMDA Postventa Expo Conferencia Silanes Expo de Expos E-world Entertainment Bazar Navideño Auto Expo

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Pedestrian Overpasses

The number of pedestrian overpasses grew 12% to reach 122 structures, and the number of billboard advertisements reached 431, an increase of 9%.

Billboard Advertisements

130

185

224

26 26

4

132

217

228

26 26

4

MexicoState

Nvo. León Jalisco Puebla S.L.P. Tamaulipas Sinaloa

Sep. 02 Sep. 03

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+ 2%

+ 17%

+ 100%

“Cineminutos” Ads Screened Prior to the Feature Film

104,163 cineminutos were screened in movie theaters during the first nine months of 2003, an increase of 20%.

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1,181

1,280

Theaters

Sep. 02 Sep. 03

86,453

104,163

Cineminutos

9M02 9M03

+ 8% + 20%