Comcast is creating a premier media and entertainment company through a joint venture with GE. The joint venture will combine Comcast's cable channels, regional sports networks, and digital assets with NBC Universal, bringing together strong content creation and distribution capabilities. The transaction positions the company for continued innovation and growth across cable, broadcast, film, and theme parks. It builds shareholder value through an attractive structure that maintains Comcast's balance sheet strength while providing a 51% controlling ownership. The new joint venture is expected to be financially strong and self-fund the redemption of GE's remaining 49% interest over time.

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results may differ materially from the expectations we express in our forward-looking statements as a result of various risks and uncertainties,
many of which are beyond our control. Factors that could cause our actual results to differ materially from these forward-looking statements
include: (1) our proposed joint venture with General Electric is subject to regulatory and other conditions, and we cannot provide assurances
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that we will be able to consummate the transaction, that conditions imposed by regulators might not impact our results, or that the joint
venture will be able to succeed in the highly competitive media industry and generate acceptable financial returns and cash flows (2) changes
in the competitive environment, (3) changes in business and economic conditions, (4) changes in our programming costs, (5) changes in laws
and regulations, (6) changes in technology, (7) adverse decisions in litigation matters, (8) risks associated with acquisitions and other
strategic transactions, (9) changes in assumptions underlying our critical accounting policies, and (10) other risks described from time to time
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Other Considerations
Financial numbers in this presentation are based, in part, on information provided to us by GE. These numbers are preliminary and, among
other things, do not include all purchase accounting adjustments. Throughout this presentation we provide estimated revenue and Operating
Cash Flow (OCF) dollar amounts and pro forma mix percentages. OCF figures exclude OCF from non-consolidated affiliates. Estimated
revenue and OCF mix percentages are before corporate overhead, inter-company eliminations and certain other amounts and do not include
all purchase accounting adjustments required by GAAP. Financial numbers in this presentation are for illustrative purposes only and do not
represent guidance.
The description of the transaction included in this presentation is qualified in its entirety by, and is subject to, the terms of the definitive
documentation to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on a Form 8-K.
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4. Compelling Strategic Opportunity
Positions Comcast for continued innovation and growth
• Brings together outstanding content creation and distribution capabilities
• Comcast creates Comcast Entertainment Group to hold its 51% interest in
a leading media and entertainment company
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programming assets, increasing our scale and capabilities
– Cable channels represent 82% of the new joint venture’s OCF and drive its profitability
• Builds on multi-platform reach to expand entertainment options for
consumers and growth opportunities for Comcast
– Accelerates innovation and new models for content delivery and distribution
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• Combines experienced management teams with proven track records of
integrating, operating and growing cable and content assets
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5. Builds Shareholder Value
• Attractive transaction structure
– Maintains our balance sheet strength while providing 51% ownership and control of
extensive content businesses
– Unique structure provides performance incentives and significant value creation opportunity
 Under the redemption mechanism, Comcast shares in an additional 50% of the value
creation above the initial equity value
• Strong financial returns even assuming minimal synergies
– Structure provides meaningful tax benefits to Comcast and reduces net cash investment
– Any potential synergies further enhance returns
• Clear future capital allocation strategy
– The new joint venture represents a vehicle to invest in cable channels, a fast-growing part
of our business and one of the most compelling areas in media
– Comcast retains flexibility to invest in cable and broadband distribution and its commitment
to return capital to shareholders
 Increasing Comcast’s planned annual dividend 40% to $0.378 per share, with first
payment effective January 2010
 Repurchasing $3.6 billion of Comcast stock over the next 36 months
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6. Michael J. Angelakis

7. Transaction Summary
Comcast and GE are forming a content joint venture initially owned
51% by Comcast and 49% by GE
Transaction Steps Transaction Structure
• NBC Universal will borrow $9.1 billion from third party
lenders and distribute the proceeds to GE
Cash
– Fully committed debt financing with expected BBB+/Baa2 rating ~$6.5Bn
• GE will contribute its interest in NBC Universal to the
new joint venture, valued at $30Bn, subject to $9.1 Comcast
Content Assets NBCU Assets Cash
billion of debt Valued at $30Bn
Valued at $9.1Bn
$7.25Bn
• Comcast will contribute its cable channels, regional
sports networks and two Internet assets (Fandango
and Daily Candy), together valued at $7.25 billion
New Joint Venture
• Subject to certain adjustments, Comcast will pay GE Comcast: 51% GE: 49%
approximately $6.5 billion in cash to achieve 51% ($ in Billions)
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controlling interest Value of NBC Universal $30.0
$30 0
• Structure provides meaningful tax benefits to Comcast Debt ($9.1)
NBC Universal Equity Value $20.9
• Regulatory approval and closing expected in 9 to12 Value of Comcast Content $7.3
months Initial Equity Value* $28.2
• GE to purchase Vivendi’s interest in NBC Universal
* Subject to adjustment based on the amount of cash, if any, in the venture at closing.
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8. Transaction Summary
Meets our strategic and financial objectives and creates a defined p
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to achieve 100% control1
• The new joint venture will be conservatively capitalized with initial Debt/OCF of less than 3.0x
– Expect investment grade rating by Moody’s and S&P
– Business has high FCF conversion that will drive substantial de-levering
• The new joint venture is expected to self-finance future equity redemptions by GE
– Strong projected FCF and debt capacity fund the redemption of remaining 49% interest over 7 years
– Beginning shortly after closing, the new joint venture is expected to maintain maximum leverage of 2.75x and remain
investment grade
• Redemption price is based on the fully-distributed public market value at time of redemption,
subject to certain adjustments tied to the venture’s value.
• Comcast’s obligation to fund GE redemptions is capped at $5.75 billion
– If any borrowings by the venture to fund GE’s redemptions would result in the venture’s leverage ratio exceeding 2.75x or
the venture losing investment grade status, Comcast will provide a backstop to a maximum amount of $5.75 billion
• 1st redemption right for GE at year 3.5 of 50% of its ownership: maximum backstop of $2 875 billion
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• 2nd redemption right for GE at year 7 of remaining ownership: $2.875 billion backstop plus any unused amount from
1st redemption to a maximum of $5.75 billion
• Comcast receives a performance incentive as the value of the new joint venture increases
– Under the redemption price mechanism, Comcast shares in 50% of the value creation above the initial equity value of
$28.2 billion
(1) GE may retain a preferred interest in the venture in certain circumstances. Refer to Appendix for
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9. Transaction Summary
Transaction structure and returns meets our financial objectives
• Immediately accretive to:
– Free Cash Flow
– Free Cash Flow per share
– Earnings per share
• Unique structure has market price-based self-correction and attractive
price based self correction
performance incentive
– Under the redemption mechanism, Comcast shares in 50% of the value creation above the
initial equity value of $28.2 billion
• Expected double-digit IRRs substantially exceed our WACC and generate
meaningful shareholder value, even assuming:
– Minimal cost benefits (<$50 million) and no incremental revenue benefits
– “Business as usual” performance from Comcast and NBC Universal assets
– Multiple upside and downside scenarios
• Balanced approach of investing in strategic opportunities and future growth,
while maintaining financial strength and returning capital to shareholders
hil i t i i fi i l t th d t i it l t h h ld
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10. Maintains Balance Sheet Strength and Investment Grade Rating
Illustrative 2010 estimated pro forma financial metrics
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Comcast1 PF Comcast PF Comcast Mix %
Ex-Programming New JV
($Bn)
Revenue
2010 Estimate:
2 Parks
Revenue
R $35.2
$35 2 $18.2
$18 2 $52.1
$52 1 Broadcast
1% 11%
OCF $13.6 $3.0 $16.5
Cable Channels
Cap Ex $4.8 $0.4 $5.2 14%
Cable Distribution
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Interest $2.4
$2 4 $0.6
$0 6 $3.0
$3 0 65%
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FCF $4.3 $1.4 $5.7
OCF
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Total Debt $33.4 $9.1 $42.5
Debt / OCF 2.5x 3.0x 2.6x Cable Channels
17%
Note: 2010 figures are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent guidance.
Cable Distribution
Figures are preliminary and do not include all GAAP purchase accounting adjustments 80%
(1) Comcast includes Cable, Corp & Other (CIM and Spectacor) and excludes contributed assets (Programming assets,
RSNs, Fandango and Daily Candy).
(2) PF Comcast revenue is net of inter-company eliminations.
(3) Interest expense and FCF are pro forma as if closing occurred on 1/1/2010.
(4) Estimated debt at closing. Excludes borrowings for transaction fees and debt guaranteed by GE.
Cable and Cable Channels are 97% of OCF and Drive Profitability and FCF Growth
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11. Maintains Commitment to Return Capital to Shareholders
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Comcast1 New Joint Venture
Ex-Programming
Strong FCF Generation Strong FCF + Debt Capacity
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1% Broadcast
14%
Films
8%
Increased Return of Capital to
I dR t f C it l t Expected to Fund 100%
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Shareholders Ownership
• Increasing Comcast’s planned annual dividend • Free cash flow is retained to fund any GE
40% to $$0.378 p share, with first p y
per , payment redemption of its remaining 49% interest2
effective January 2010 • Debt capacity based on maximum leverage
– Expect to further grow the dividend in line with of 2.75x and maintaining investment grade
growth in the business rating
• Intend to complete share repurchase plan to • Comcast’s funding obligation is capped at
Comcast s
buy back $3.6 billion of Comcast stock over $5.75 billion over 7 year period
next 36 months
• Meaningful tax benefits to Comcast
• Dividend and share repurchase payout ratio in
excess of 50% of LTM Free Cash Flow
Continue to Build Long-Term Shareholder Value
(1) Comcast includes Cable and Corp & Other and excludes contributed assets (Programming assets, RSNs, Fandango and Daily Candy).
(2) GE may retain a preferred interest in the venture in certain circumstances.
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12. Balanced and Disciplined Financial Strategy
Comcast’s Capital Allocation Principles Remain in Place
• Invest in the business to support profitable growth and generate attractive returns
• Disciplined acquisition and investment strategy
• Maintain the strength of our balance sheet and investment grade profile
• Return capital directly to shareholders
Committed to Build Shareholder Value
• This transaction has a strong financial profile
– Immediately accretive with strong returns
– Maintains balance sheet strength and investment grade profile
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– Maintains capacity to accelerate return of capital to shareholders
Meets our Strategic and Financial Objectives
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13. Brian L. Roberts

14. 2009E OCF Cable Channels
• Highly profitable collection of leading cable channels
Broadcast
Cable
38%
Channels • Strong position with ratings growth across the portfolio
Cable
78% Channels • Expansion potential through domestic and international distribution
31%
Broadcast
10% • Opportunities to deliver and monetize content across platforms
Broadcast Film Theme Parks
• NBC: a global brand with an iconic • Major studio with valuable • 1 of 2 international
legacy (News, Sports, Primetime) franchises theme park brands
Cable Channels • Telemundo: extensive presence in • Strong content library: • Attractive, profitable
Drive NBCU the high-growth Hispanic market
g g p 4,000+ movie titles
, business
Profitability • TV stations with strong local
presence
• A growing library of 3,000+ titles
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15. 2009E Revenue
Broadcast
• NBC: a global brand with an iconic legacy (News, Sports, Primetime)
• Telemundo: extensive presence in the high-growth Hispanic market
high growth
Broadcast
38%
• TV stations: strong local presence with deep ad sales relationships
Cable • TV production studio supplies owned and 3rd party networks with a growing
Channels library of 3,000+ titles
31%
2009E OCF
Broadcast network
TV production #2 Spanish
reaches 100% of
studio + library: content producer
Cable Broadcast US households
Channels 10% 3,000+ titles globally
78% NBC’s 10 O+Os
cover 27% of US 16 O+O’s
TV HH
Complex business…more opportunity than downside
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16. A Global and Iconic Brand
• Tonight Show …5 hosts, 5 decades of leadership
Entertainment • Late Night …3 hosts, 3 decades of leadership
• Saturday Night Live …a cultural institution for 35 years
• Today Show #1 for 15 straight years
• Nightly News #1 for 13 straight years
News • Meet the Press #1 for 12 straight years
• Local News #1 or #2 in 9 out of 10 DMAs
• Success at NBC creates significant value in MSNBC
Sports
Delivers mass-market audience with 100% reach of US TV HH
Reach of 1 network spot on … Same reach across 9 spots on …
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17. 2009E Revenue Film
Cable • One of six major Hollywood studios
Channels
31% • Movies have strong, sustained and global appeal
M i h t t i d d l b l l
Broadcast
38% • Extensive library includes 4,000+ movie titles
Cable • Significant international distribution capability
Channels
Broadcast
38%
31% • Opportunities to develop new distribution and promotion strategies
• 4,000+ film library
2009E OCF
with classic titles
• Broad appeal for global audience
Cable • Strong franchises
Channels
78%  Bourne
Broadcast
B d t  Fast and Furious
10%
 Meet the Parents
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18. 2009E Revenue Theme Parks
• One of two major international theme park brands
Broadcast
38% • St bl i d t l di margins
Stable, industry-leading i
• International growth opportunity with zero-capital / management fee model
Parks 3%
Cable (1) (2) (3)
Channels
31%
2009E OCF • Strong Brands
 Jurassic Park
 Men in Black
Broadcast  Shrek
10%
Cable • Innovative New Attractions
Channels
78%  Harry Potter
 The Simpsons
 The Mummy
(1) NBCU owns 100% of Universal Studios Hollywood.
(2) 50/50 JV with Blackstone formed in September 2008.
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19. Cable Channels Deliver Majority of Value
• One of the most valuable businesses in the media sector
• Attractive growth with resilient business model given dual
revenue streams:
– Affiliate fees from cable, satellite and telco providers have been growing on
average 12% per year1
– Advertising sales have increased on average 7% per year1 due to
increased ratings and attractive audience delivery
• Much of their own content is produced internally, adding to cost
stability and ratings growth
• NBCU owns 5 cable channels that each generate in excess of
$200 million in annual OCF
(1) Source: 2004-2009 per Kagan Research.
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20. A Valuable Portfolio of Profitable Cable Channels
Outstanding growth and profitability with industry-leading margins
2004-2009 CAGR: +16.2%
NBCU Cable Channels Operating Cash Flow ($MM)
$2,190
$1,953
$1 953
$1,560
$1,280
$1,103
$1 103
$1,035
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009E
44% margin 44% margin 44% margin 48% margin 48% margin 51% margin
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21. A Valuable Portfolio of Profitable Cable Channels
NBCU’s successful formula drives industry-leading ratings
• #1 in primetime ratings for 13 consecutive quarters
• “Characters Welcome” brand has led to unprecedented original success:
• Monk, Burn Notice, In Plain Site… and now White Collar
• #1 business news channel since 1989
• Global brand reaching 340MM HH around the world
• Top #10 in ratings A25-54 and A18-49 year-to-date
• Hit original series: Warehouse 13, Eureka, Ghost Hunters
• 23 international channels in 2010
• #2 cable news channel (primetime ratings A25-54), regularly beating CNN
• Successful The Place for Politics positioning
• Ratings doubled over the last 4 years
• #2 fastest growing top 20 cable entertainment network A18-49 over the past 2 years
• Successful positioning as the “pop culture innovator”
• Dramatic improvement since acquisition
• Top 25 in ratings for women 18-49
• Launched in 2008 to create premium highly targeted original programming
premium,
• First successes: Royal Pains, Psych
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22. Combines Experienced Management Teams and Creative Talent
TV Entertainment MSNBC Comcast Programming Comcast Sports Group
Jeff Gaspin Phil Griffin Jeff Shell Jon Litner
Sports + Olympics
Sports + Olympics Universal Studios
Universal Studios Comcast Entertainment
Comcast Entertainment Sprout
Dick Ebersol Ron Meyer Ted Harbert Sandy Wax
NBCU NBC News/MSNBC Universal Pictures Style
Steve Capus
Steve Capus Adam Fogelson
Adam Fogelson Salaam Coleman‐Smith
Jeff Zucker
Jeff Zucker
NBCU Cable Entertainment Universal Pictures Golf Channel
and Universal Cable Donna Langley Page Thomson
Productions
Productions
Bonnie Hammer
NBCU Women and Universal Pictures G4
Lifestyle Entertainment + Universal Studios Neal Tiles
Networks Rick Finkelstein
Lauren Zalaznick
CNBC Universal Parks Versus
and Resorts Jamie Davis
Mark Hoffman Tom Williams
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23. Stephen B. Burke

24. Business Opportunities
• Valuable portfolio of profitable cable channels
– Achieves scale for Comcast’s cable channels, providing opportunity for
Comcast s
margin expansion
– Combination of established and emerging cable channels plus broadcast
network provides opportunity for growth
• Valuable platform to reach key demographics
– Entertainment, women, sports and news
• Combination of content and distribution creates consumer choice
and drives value
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• Unrivalled asset mix, defined strategy and attractive transaction
structure lead to shareholder value creation
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25. Cable Channels…The Foundation for an Attractive Asset Mix
NBCU New Joint Venture
2009E Revenue 2009E Revenue
Film
Film
25%
28%
Cable
Broadcast
Channels
38% Broadcast
31% 33%
Cable Channels Cable Channels
31% 40%
Parks Parks
3% 3%
Parks
2009E OCF 2009E OCF 5%
Film
Cable Channels
Cable Channels 6% Film
82%
78% Broadcast 5%
10% Broadcast
Parks 8%
Parks
6% 5%
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26. Cable Channels Drive Growth
2004-2009 CAGR: +14.9%
Cable Channels Operating Cash Flow ($MM)
$2,762
$2,491
$2,000
$1,657 NBCU (1)
$1,524 Comcast
$1,381 $2,190
$ ,
$1,953 2004-09
$1,560 CAGR:
$1,103 $1,280 +16.2%
$1,035
$346 $420 $377 $440 $538 $572 2004-09
CAGR:
+10.6%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009E
(1) Operating cash flow of consolidated Comcast cable channels excludes SNY, PBS Kids Sprout, TVOne, FEARNet.
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27. A Valuable Portfolio of Profitable Cable Channels
Subscribers by Network(1) Comcast NBCU
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97 • Cross promote and strengthen emerging
channels
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93 • Strong platforms for advertisers
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82 • Expand domestic and international
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distribution
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66 • Increase exposure to new platforms
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8%
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33%
22 ~16%
16 25%
(1) November 2009 Nielsen Households in MM except Universal, FearNet, Sleuth, and Sprout which are 2009E subscribers in millions.
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28. A Valuable Portfolio of Profitable Cable Channels
2009E
OCF Cable Channels
(1)
Company ($Bn) % of Total OCF
(2)
$3.8 50%
$3.2 94%
$2.8 82%
New NBCU Joint Venture (3)
(4)
$2.8 39%
(5)
$1.9 38%
(1) Total OCF excludes corporate overhead.
(2) Disney excludes Equity in Affiliates. 2009 data reflects the fiscal year ending September 30, 2009.
(3) The new joint venture’s estimated OCF excludes Equity in Affiliates and non-recurring items. Cable channels as a percentage of the total new joint venture’s OCF.
(4) Time Warner excludes HBO financial information based on Kagan Research.
(5) News Corp 2009 data reflects the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009.
Source: Company Filings, Wall Street Research
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29. Establishes Strong Platforms
Entertainment …a large audience across cable and broadcast 1
Women …reaches the most women – on cable TV and online sites
Sports …reaches across national broadcast, cable and regional sports
News
Local
News
Extensive choices f advertisers and consumers
E t i h i for d ti d
(1) For TV: Nielsen Unduplicated Cume Audience (Women 18-49), September 2009. For online: Nielsen NetView Monthly Unique Audience,
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30. A Leading Provider of Content Online
• A “Top 10” online property with 82 million monthly unique visitors
• A leading supplier of professionally produced online content:
#1 Women/Lifestyle #3 News #3 Entertainment #7 Sports
Todayshow.com MSNBC.com Eonline.com NBC Sports
iVillage.com CNBC.com Fancast.com Comcastsportsnet
Style.com Fandango.com
g Versus.com
Popsugar.com Accesshollywood Golfnow.com
Oxygen.com Hulu
Bravo.com Fancast
DailyCandy.com
Exercise TV
25%
Source: MediaMetrix, October 2009 (Unduplicated Audience).
Note: Rankings are based on companies that focus p
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professional content online and exclude p
portals and ad networks that p y
primarily
aggregate content and audiences from 3rd parties. Comcast’s new joint venture includes weather.com (25% ownership), but excludes msnbc.com (50% ownership) and Hulu
(27% ownership). Comcast.net and Fancast are excluded, as they are not being contributed to the joint venture.
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31. Growth Opportunities for the Combination
Content Distribution Content
Benefits Benefits Benefits
Content Content Distribution
• Cross-promotion between
Cross promotion • Help launch and grow
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channels and NBC cable channels Demand and On Demand
Online offerings
• Programming from NBC, • Use new technologies
Universal Studios and such as Video On Demand, • Accelerate interactive
Television Studio for electronic sell through and
sell-through television applications and
channels On Demand Online advanced advertising
• Gain scale for advertising, • Protect copyrights, fight • Offer tent-pole events and
digital and cost structure piracy, create new use libraries to create new
distribution models, etc.
models etc products
Builds Shareholder Value
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32. Shareholder Value Creation
M t All Our Acquisition and Investment Criteria and
Meets O A i iti dI t t C it i d
Maximizes Long-Term Shareholder Value
• Compelling strategic rationale
– Extends the size and capabilities of cable, content and Internet businesses
– Pro forma asset mix positions the company to continue to innovate and grow
• Significant capacity to execute
― Combines strong and experienced management teams with proven track record of
integrating, operating and growing cable and content assets
i t ti ti d i bl d t t t
• Strong financial returns and financial profile
― Immediately accretive with strong returns
― Maintains balance sheet strength and investment grade profile
― Maintains capacity to accelerate return of capital to shareholders
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33. Appendix

34. Important Transaction Points
• During the six month period starting on the 3½ year anniversary of closing (1st redemption right), GE can
elect to cause the new joint venture to redeem 50% of its interest
elect to cause the new joint venture to redeem 50% of its interest.
GE • During the six month period starting on the 7th anniversary of closing (2nd redemption right), GE can elect
to cause the new joint venture to redeem GE’s remaining interest1.
Redemption • The new joint venture’s redemption of GE’s equity interest is supported by the new joint venture’s strong
Rights FCF generation and debt capacity.
• If any borrowings by the joint venture to fund GE’s redemptions would result in the venture’s leverage ratio
exceeding 2.75x or the venture losing investment grade status, Comcast will provide a backstop to a
maximum amount of $5.75 billion: up to $2.875 billion for 1st redemption right, and up to an additional
$2.875 billion (plus any unused amount from 1st redemption) for the 2nd redemption right.
• If the 1st GE redemption right is exercised, Comcast can elect to simultaneously buy the remainder of GE’s
Comcast interest1.
Purchase • If GE’s 1st redemption right is not exercised during the six month period starting on the 5th anniversary of
closing, Comcast can elect to acquire 50% of GE’s interest.
Rights
• Comcast can elect to acquire the remainder of GE’s interest on the 8th anniversary of closing1.
Comcast can elect to acquire the remainder of GE s interest on the 8 anniversary of closing
• After approximately the 3½ year anniversary of closing, GE can engage in public and private sales (including
causing an IPO), subject to Comcast’s right of first offer or similar purchase rights and certain other
limitations.
li it ti
• After approximately the 4th anniversary of closing, Comcast has the right to sell its entire stake, subject to
Transfer tag‐along / drag‐along rights.
Rights • After the 4th anniversary of closing, Comcast is permitted to sell a portion of its stake as long as it
maintains control and is the largest shareholder in the new joint venture.
• Comcast can cause an IPO to occur after the closing of the 1st GE redemption right, if exercised, or after the
4th anniversary of the deal closing if not exercised.
(1) GE may retain a preferred interest in certain circumstances.
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35. Illustrative Redemption Calculation
• Valuation based on 20% premium to market‐
Public Equity Value
Public Equity Value based multiples at the time of redemption
• Excess value over initial equity value is split
20% Equity Premium
50%‐50% between Comcast and GE
Adjusted Equity Value • Redemption value of GE stake expected to be
funded primarily through free cash flow and
leverage capacity at the new joint venture
Initial Equity Value of
Initial Equity Value of
$28.2 Billion
• If any borrowings by the joint venture to fund
Excess Value GE’s redemptions would result in the venture’s
leverage ratio exceeding 2.75x or the venture
losing investment grade status, Comcast will
losing investment grade status Comcast will
provide a backstop to a maximum amount of
50% Equity Investment Split $5.75 billion
Shared Portion of Excess Value – 1st redemption right at year 3.5: maximum
backstop of $2.875 billion
– 2nd redemption right at year 7: maximum
backstop of $2.875 billion plus any unused
Adjusted Equity Shared Portion of Equity Value for backstop from 1st redemption
Value Excess Value Redemption
– Maximum total redemption funding of $5.75
Maximum total redemption funding of $5 75
billion
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36. Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Financial
Measures to GAAP
Comcast1 New JV PF
Ex-Programming
Comcast
Estimated Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities
C O $9.2
$ $2.0
$ $11.2
$
Less:
Estimated Capital Expenditures and Cash Paid for
$(5.4) $(0.4) $(5.8)
Intangible Assets
g
Estimated Adjustments for Payment of Tax on
$0.1 $(0.2) $(0.1)
Non-operating Items and Other Distributions
Adjustment to Exclude the Estimated Impact of
$0.4 $0.0 $0.4
the Economic Stimulus Packages
Estimated Free Cash Flow $4.3 $1.4 $5.7
1) Comcast includes Cable Corporate & Other (CIM and Spectacor) and excludes contributed assets (Programming entities Regional SportsNets Fandango and Daily Candy)
Cable, entities, SportsNets, Candy).
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