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TELE2
COMPANY PRESENTATION
Niklas Sonkin
Executive Vice President
Central Europe and Eurasia
Presented at Digital Communications Event 2010
September 21st, 2010
Almaty
2 Tele2 Company Presentation
• Tele2 operates in 11 countries in Europe, Russia and Eurasia
• Key focus is mobile telecommunication
• 28,7 million customers in Q-2010
• 2009 Revenue 5.5 billion USD
• Market Cap 8 billion USD
TELE2 - AN EASTERN EUROPEAN
GROWTH MACHINE
3 Tele2 Company Presentation
TELE2 ALWAYS PROVIDES
THE BESTDEAL
• Price leadership through best in class cost control
• Price winning quality network
• Standardized product portfolio
4 Tele2 Company Presentation
THE TELE2 WAY OF DOING BUSINESS
5 Tele2 Company Presentation
TELE2 RUSSIA CURRENT FOOTPRINT
Licenses - 37 regions
with a population of 61
million
NEW REGIONS
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21%
37%
21%
18%
3%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
As of January 2010
Mark
et
sh
are
in
exis
tin
g r
eg
ion
s,
%.
Tele2 share Beeline Share MTS Share Megafon Share Other Share
Source: Internal Tele2 research
TELE2 IS NUMBER ONE
IN 14 OF 17 MATURE REGIONS
TELE2 CUSTOMER MARKET SHARE IN 17 MATURE REGIONS
7 Tele2 Company Presentation
NEW REGIONS: A 3-STEP LAUNCH
Prelaunch
awareness
building
Press-
conference &
add campaign
Event & sales on
the main square
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CUSTOMER INTAKE TELE2 RUSSIA
0
0,05
0,1
0,15
0,2
0,25
Ru
ssia
Swe
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n
Au
stri
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uan
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Fran
ce
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ry UK
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nia
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ia
Be
lgiu
m
Ire
lan
d
Swit
zerl
and
Mobile Interconnect Rate EUR/min
Mobile Retail Price EUR/min
INTERCONNECT IMPACT ON
CONSUMER PRICES
Data used is 2010 estimate
Kazakhstan
10 Tele2 Company Presentation
TELE2 is part of mobile evolution in
Kazakhstan
• Economic development is crucial for
Kazakhstan
• Mobile market demands changes - NOW
• We must break duopoly
• New entrants need regulatory support