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The Company...Bharti Airtel – An Integrated Telco
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Bharti Airtel - positioning in the world and India
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Latest Results – Q1 FY09/10
Note: * Net Debt is excluding fully and compulsory convertible, non-cumulative, unsecured and interest free Debentures of US$ 669.
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Segment contribution…Rev, EBITDA and Investment
Revenue EBITDA
8% 1% 9% -5%
21%
25%
9% 65%
83%
8%
INVESTMENTS
2%
23%
49%
14%
12%
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Performance dashboard - 3 line graph
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Recently in news...
• Announced Managed Services Joint Venture with Alcatel-Lucent to manage Bharti Airtel’s pan-India Broadband and Telephone services and
help Airtel’s transition to Next Generation Networks.
• Offered Net PC by launching cloud computing service on broadband – a low-cost online computer for its broadband customers.
• Airtel digital TV launched “Magic dekho, talk time pao” offer - Exclusive offer only for Airtel Prepaid Mobile customers across the country
where on buying a digital TV connection at Rs. 2000 with 3 months of Super Value Pack, the Airtel Prepaid Mobile customer receives 1000
minutes of local Airtel to Airtel talk time.
• Partnered with UK based in-flight solutions company, AeroMobile, to offer in-flight cell phone connectivity to its customers.
• Signed a 5 year multi million dollar content partnership deal with Manchester United (world’s second richest football club) to provide
Airtel’s subscribers across India, Sri Lanka and Seychelles, exclusive access to United football’s content over mobile.
• Announced managed services deal with Comviva for its value added portfolio to manage around 2000+ of Airtel’s VAS nodes across India
from various partners to meet the defined service level agreements
• Announced an industry-first – the new ‘true & rich’ broadband experience by offering 1 Mbps speed at Rs. 1699 and 512 Kbps speed at Rs.
1099 as well as exciting additional free VAS bundles worth upto Rs. 500 every month. agreements.
• Launched new terrestrial cable network to Bhutan which will help enterprises in Bhutan to reach out to the world by accessing Bharti’s cable
assets through its international cable landing stations in Chennai and Mumbai.
• Launched corporate mailing solution – ‘Airtel Hosted mail’ powered by Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 for SMBs across the country
which offers SMBs a robust enterprise grade mailing solution with an inbox as big as 4 GB and a wider range of communication tools than
conventional email solutions like sharing email messages, contacts, calendars, work folders, task list and documents from either their PC or
mobile phone.
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Wireless Services
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Indian Wireless Market…KPIs
Note: (1) Subscriber numbers and wireless penetration numbers as at Aug 31, 2009 as per TRAI. (2) Other indicators on the slide are based on Global Wireless Matrix 2Q09
dated 25th June 09 by Merrill Lynch, and reflective of Industry numbers.
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Rapidly Growing Wireless Market
Series2 Series1
500 16 90%
15 80%
450 14
400 13 70%
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350 11 60%
300 10
9 50%
250 8
7 40%
200 6 30%
150 5
4 20%
100 3
50 2 10%
1
- - 0%
1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019
Note: (1) Actual Data as per Industry Association Releases and Industry Estimates.
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Wireless Market Structure
Vodafone
BSNL+MTNL
Reliance
Idea
Tata
Others
Airtel
Vodafone
BSNL+MTNL
Reliance
Idea
Tata
Others
Aug-09 Aug-08 Net adds during the year CMS(Aug'09) CMS(Aug'08)
• Airtel continuously consolidating its market leadership position despite intense competition
• Airtel current monthly net adds at 2.82 million vs. 2.70 million a year ago
• Airtel ranks 1& 2 in 19 circles in terms of number of subscribers
• 61% of net adds coming from B&C circles (rural India)
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First mover advantage / Product innovations
Electronic
Easy Music
Recharge /
Micro
Prepaid
Life time validity product
Hello Tunes
(Ring Back
Tones)
Song Catcher
iPhone
Blackberry
M Commerce
¨ focus on product innovations
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Performance Indicators - Financial
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Performance Indicators - Operational
Customers & Market Share Prepaid/Postpaid
110.0 28.0% 105.0%
102.4
100.0 101.1%
93.9 27.0%
100.0%
90.0 85.7
26.0%
80.0 77.5 95.4% 94.2% 94.7%
69.4 25.0% 95.0% 93.5%
70.0 92.3% 92.9%
62.0 91.6%
55.2 24.6% 24.7% 90.4% 91.0%
24.0%
60.0 24.2% 24.0% 24.0% 90.0%
23.6% 23.7%
50.0 23.0%
40.0 22.0% 85.0%
Q308 Q408 Q109 Q209 Q309 Q409 Q110 Q208 Q308 Q408 Q109 Q209 Q309 Q409 Q110
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Road map – Wireless Market
Current Proposed
Population 82% of population covering 5067 census • Poised to cover all census towns and
Coverage towns and over 4 lakh non-census majority of non-census towns and
towns and villages. villages
• Penetration wider and deeper into rural
India
Network Rollout & • Hive off of passive infrastructure into a • Network sites ~ 100,000 +
Strength separate independent tower company
• Plan to get 3G license and spectrum.
• Largest GSM (900/1800 Mhz) network
in India comprising of over 96,149
network sites
• Strong partners: Ericsson; Nokia;
Huawei; Alcatel Lucent
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Road map – Wireless Market
Current Proposed
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Current positioning and way forward…
Leadership Positioning Growth strategy and plans
Cost
Net Adds
Improving cost efficiencies Maximizing
Non financial Driven by rural strategy
Lowest cost GSM network usage
vitals
Brand Increasing the usage through U&R drive
Distribution Wallet share
Churn lower than industry
Spectrum Mix (900/1800 MHz)
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Telemedia Services
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A snapshot
Largest private operator having presence in the voice and data (broadband).
Foraying into the media space - IPTV & DTH (Direct-To-Home) services.
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Telemedia Services
• Voice
• DTH • Broadband
Products • Data
• IPTV • Voice
• Mobile Services
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Product Portfolio
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Performance Indicators
Revenues (INR mn) EBITDA (INR Mn) & Margin (%)
43.4 43.8 42.2 43.6 41.7 42.1 40.5
4,000.0
8,800 8,585 8,550
8,486 8,458 3,800.0
8,500 3,696
3,614
8,200 7,988 3,600.0 3,531
3,463
7,900 7,641 3,344 3,367
3,400.0
7,600
7,307 3,200.0 3,173
7,300
7,000 3,000.0
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1,138
3,000 1,072 1,200 1,200 1,147
992 1,140 1,137 1,138
2,750 922 1,150 1,098
853 2,828 1,000
795 2,726 1,100 1,071
2,500 751 2,619
2,509 800 1,027
1,050
2,250 2,394
2,283 600 1,000
2,000 2,178
400 950
1,750
900
1,500 200
850
1,250 0 800
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B&T Customers ('000) DSL Customers ('000)
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Enterprise Services
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A snapshot
Enterprise Services provides a broad portfolio of services to large Enterprise and Carrier customers
Corporates: Single point of contact for all telecommunication needs for corporate customers in India by
providing full suite of communication services across data, voice and managed services
Carriers: Long distance wholesale voice and data services to carrier customers as well as to other
business units of Airtel
National long distance infrastructure comprises of 104,540 Rkms of optical fiber, over 1,500 MPLS and
SDH POPs and over 1,500 POIs with the local exchanges, providing a pan India reach
RMS leader in NLD, ILD & largest VSAT installed base in India
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Enterprise Services – Carriers (NLD)
Voice Network
Jalandhar
Chandigarh
Delhi
Jaipur Lucknow
Ahmedabad
Bhopal
Kolkata
Nagpur
Mumbai
Hyderabad
Bangalore Chennai
Coimbatore
Ernakulam
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Enterprise Services – Carriers (ILD)
London
Bude
EIG
Marseilles
Monaco
AAG
Port Sudan Jeddah
E Mumbai
Guam
W
I ME Nasugbu
C
W4
AAG
SJ
Sri Racha
Mogadishu Tungku
Mersing
SM
y
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Enterprise Services - Corporates
competition limited
segment one stop telecom solution
target 2,000 top large corporates
Managed e - Managed customized leveraging integrated play
business services integrated solutions
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Performance Indicators – Enterprise Services
Revenues (INR mn) EBITDA (INR mn) & Margin (%)
34.4 37.8 44.2 42.8 44.9 45.9 49.1
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Passive Infrastructure Services
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A snapshot
Bharti Infratel operates in 11 circles.
Indus Tower operates in 16 circles.
Standard Master Services Agreement with competitive rates already in place.
Key focus areas:
To increase sharing factor (tenancy) from current levels of 1.43 for Infratel and 1.55 for Indus.
Provide energy optimization solutions and other network management services.
Evaluate other revenue streams.
To reduce sharing revenue per sharing operator through increased sharing factor and
efficiencies
Key performance Indicators (Infratel):
Total Towers: 28,078 (nos)
Sharing Factor: 1.43
Sharing Revenue per sharing operator per month at Rs. 36,420.
EBITDA margin: 44.4%
Key performance Indicators (Indus):
Total Towers: 97,925 (nos)
Sharing Factor: 1.55
Aim to be the preferred choice of vendor for all existing and new operators
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Performance Indicators - Bharti Infratel
Revenues (INR mn) EBITDA (INR mn) & Margin (%)
12,702 37.1 36.6 33.3 33.5 40.1 44.1
13,000 11,983 5,000
4,500 4,257
10,563 3,870 3,992
11,000 4,000 3,557
3,500
2,903
9,000 8,020 3,000
7,241 2,500 2,236
7,000 6,023 2,000
1,500
5,000 1,000
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No of towers Sharing Factor Sharing Revenue per Sharing Operator per month
Note: 4Q09 & 1Q10 figures for revenue, EBITDA and number of towers have taken the impact of 35,066 towers transferred to Indus
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Indus Towers
Roof Top Tower
99,000 1.60
97,925
98,000
97,000 1.55
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Recent Honours
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Bharti Airtel – Leadership in business Recent Honours
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