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Q1 2010 Financial Results
20 April 2010
Record Q1 Sales




                  2
Highlights
Group                                                           Operations

•   10% y/y sales growth at constant exchange rates         •      Free-TV Scandinavia: 15% sales growth at constant
                                                                   exchange rates & 22% operating margin with stable or
                                                                   increased advertising market shares
•   Operating income up 36% y/y with increased margin of
    12% when excluding associated company income
                                                            •      Pay-TV Nordic: 6% sales growth at constant exchange
                                                                   rates &18% operating margin following IPTV subscriber
•   Total operating income more than doubles y/y                   growth & rising premium DTH ARPU – up 5% y/y at
                                                                   constant exchange rates

•   Net income more than doubles y/y
                                                            •      Free-TV Emerging Markets: Sales down 2% at
                                                                   constant exchange rates with stable or increasing
•   Operating cash flow more than doubles y/y                      advertising market shares & combined operating loss of
                                                                   SEK -66 million

•   Net debt to EBITDA ratio of 1.2x
                                                            •      Pay-TV Emerging Markets: 13% sales growth at
                                                                   constant exchange rates following subscriber growth &
•   Proposal of increased annual dividend of SEK 5.50 per          consolidation of Raduga TV Russian satellite platform,
    share + announcement of intention to distribute CDON           & stable operating income of SEK 40 million
    Group shares to MTG Shareholders within the next 6-9
    months
                                                            •      MTG Radio: 14% sales growth at constant exchange
                                                                   rates & 6% operating margin
                                                                                                                            3
Operating Review




                   4
Free-TV Scandinavia
15% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 22% EBIT Margin
                                                                                     (SEK million )



•   Sales up 11% y/y to SEK 980 (886) million & up 15% at constant
    exchange rates
        –   Reflected target audience and advertising market share gains in Sweden
            and Denmark with high sell-out levels in the quarter


•   OPEX up 12% y/y
        –   Reflected selective programming investments & launch of TV3 PULS in
            Denmark in March 2009


•   Operating income up 6% y/y to SEK 216 (203) million

•   Operating margin of 22% (23%)

•   Ongoing market outperformance due to ’triple-play effect’ of
    increasing penetration, audience share & pricing




                                                                                                      5
Free-TV Scandinavia
Operating Performance
                                                                                             Commercial Share of Viewing (15-49)
Sweden                                                                                 (%)
• Commercial target group audience share up 2.9 pp y/y
     –   Strong performances by TV6 and TV8 in particular. Spring schedules
         launched successfully and featured high rating acquired TV series and local
         own productions

•   TV3 & TV6 penetration of 88%; TV8 penetration of 65%
•   Increased TV advertising market shares y/y

Denmark
• Commercial target group audience shre up 3.9 pp y/y
     –   Addition of new channel TV3 PULS in March 2009, high rating own
         productions & coverage of the Champions League and Europa League

•   TV3 penetration up to 69%; TV3+ penetration up to 64% &
    TV3 PULS penetration of 51%
•   Increased TV advertising market shares y/y

Norway
• Commercial target group audience share down 0.6 pp y/y
     –   Maintained position as second largest commercial media house

•   TV3 penetration up to 91% & Viasat4 penetration up to 69%
•   Stable TV advertising market shares y/y



                                                                                                                                   6
Pay-TV Nordic
6% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 18% EBIT Margin
                                                                                        (SEK million )



•   Sales up 2% y/y to SEK 1,092 (1,069) million & up 6% y/y at constant
    exchange rates

•   OPEX up 1% y/y
        –   Acquisition or extension of several key sports rights since the beginning
            of 2009, as well as launch or re-launch of three Viasat branded premium
            sports channels & additional 3rd party channels
        –   Favourable y/y currency exchange rate movements.


•   Expensed subscriber acquisition costs (SAC) were down 1% y/y to
    SEK 141(142) million but up at constant exchange rates, and down
    18% from SEK 172 million in Q4 09

•   Operating income up 10% to SEK 191 (174) million with increased
    operating margin of 18% (16%)




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Pay-TV Nordic
Operating Performance
•   Q/Q net addition of 18,000 premium IPTV subscribers with fallen DTH premium base reflecting completion
    of analogue shut-down in Norway & Denmark and seasonally lower sales period

•   Signed long term agreement with Telenor enabling Viasat to distribute its premium pay-TV channel
    packages to Telenor’s broadband customers & now have IPTV deals with all major Scandinavian IPTV
    distributors

•   Acquired key Barclays Premier League football rights for Sweden from start of 2010/11 season and until
    end of 2012/13

•   Premium DTH ARPU up 1% y/y to SEK 4,356 & up 5% at constant exchange rates
         –    Positive underlying development reflected previously introduced price increases and the ongoing intake of value-
              added products and services


     (Thousands)     Premium Subscribers                                      (Thousands)    ViasatPlus, Multi-Room & HDTV
                                                                                  250


                                                                                  200


                                                                                  150


                                                                                  100


                                                                                   50


                                                                                     0
                                                                                            Q1 2009         Q2 2009      Q3 2009         Q4 2009
                                                                                            ViasatPlus subscriptions   Multi-room subscriptions

                                                                                            HDTV subscribers                                       8
Free-TV Emerging Markets
Market Share Gains in Stabilised Environment
                                                                                  (SEK million )



•   Sales down 7% y/y to SEK 433 (464) million & down 2% y/y at
    constant exchange rates

•   Stable or increasing advertising market shares in each territory

•   Improved operating environment with lower y/y Eastern European TV
    advertising market declines

•   11% y/y reduction in operating loss to SEK -66 (-74)
        –    Cost reduction programmes implemented in 2009 & favourable year on
             year currency exchange rate movements offset somewhat by selective
             programming investments.




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Free-TV Emerging Markets
Selective Programming Investments to Drive Performance
                                                                                               Commercial Share of Viewing
                                                                                         (%)

Baltics
• Sales down 13% year on year to SEK 84 (97) million & down 4% at
    constant exchange rates
• Pan-Baltic CSOV up y/y to 38.7% (37.7%)
      –   CSOV up to 42.8% (38.3%) y/y in Estonia following strong performances by
          all three channels and a number of successful own productions
      –   Stable CSOV of 34.8% (34.3%) in Latvia & 39.5% (39.6%) in Lithuania
          reflected the balanced effects of successful programming line-ups and highly
          competitive operating environments
•   Operating loss of SEK -19 (-13) million

Czech
• Sales down 9% y/y to SEK 190 (209) million & down 6% at constant
   exchange rates
• CSOV up 0.7 y/y following a successful programming line-up and
   strong own produced content during the quarter & addition of Prima
   COOL in Q2 2009
• Operating loss of SEK -7 (2) million

Bulgaria
• Stable sales of SEK 104 (105) million & sales up 8% at constant
   exchange rates
• CSOV stable q/q & new OP content launched at end of Q1 to drive
   ratings
• Operating loss of SEK -12(-14) million


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Pay-TV Emerging Markets
13% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 18% EBIT Margin
                                                                                   (SEK million )



•   Sales down 1% y/y to SEK 218 (220) million & up 13% at constant
    exchange rates

•   OPEX down 1% y/y but up at constant exchange rates
        –   Addition of three Viasat channels and one third party channel to the
            satellite platforms & subscriber acquisition campaigns


•   Operating income stable y/y at SEK 40 (40) million with operating
    margin of 18% (18%)




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Pay-TV Emerging Markets
    Continued Subscriber & Subscription Growth
                                                                                    (Thousands)    DTH Subscribers
                                                                                                    (Baltics & Ukraine*)

•   Both Baltic & Ukrainian DTH platform add subscribers
      –   New premium sports channel Viasat Sport Baltic launched and Viasat Golf
          channel made available in the Baltics for the first time in Q1

•   Acquired 50% of Russian satellite DTH platform Raduga in February
      –   Raduga had 83,000 subscribers at end of Q1 & MTG now has 109,000 basic
          subscribers in the Baltics, Ukraine and Russia

•   9,000 IPTV subscribers in Estonia on Elion broadband platform

•   Mini-pay subscriptions up 3.5 million q/q & up 6.6 million y/y to 44.3
    million

•   New pay-TV channel Viasat Nature East to be launched on 5 May in                 (Millions)   Mini-pay Subscriptions
    25 CEE countries                                                                                     (25 countries)




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Other Businesses


Online                                                             Radio

•   Sales up 20% y/y to SEK 624 (520) million &                    •   Sales up 14% y/y in Q1 to SEK 181 (159) million
    up 24% at constant exchange rates                                  following market share gains in Norway
•   Playahead online social networking business was                •   Launch of P5 local station network in four largest
    closed down during the quarter                                     Norwegian cities with daily reach of two million
                                                                       listeners
•   MTG Internet Retailing drives growth – sales up
    21% y/y in Q1                                                  •   Operating income of SEK 12 (-4) million with
         –   Entertainment business reported 11% y/y sales             operating margin of 6%
             growth in Q1 driven by increased sales of films and
             electronic games & 26% sales growth in 2009
         –   Health & Sports business reported 27% y/y sales
             growth & 45% sales growth in 2009
         –   Fashion business reported 103% sales growth in Q1
             & 157% sales growth in 2009                           Modern Studios
•   Operating income up to SEK 47 (4) million y/y with             •   Sales of SEK 75 (103) million
    increased operating margin of 8% (1%)
                                                                           –    Due to the deferral of key scheduled productions
                                                                                until later in the year

                                                                   •   Stable operating profits of SEK 4(4) million




                                                                                                                                   13
MTG Internet Retailing
Intention to Distribute CDON Group to MTG Shareholders
CDON group shares to be distributed to MTG Shareholders                            Operating Performance
                                                                  (SEK million )


•   Intention to demerge its Internet Retailing business by
    means of the distribution of shares in CDON Group to
    MTG’s shareholders
•   Process to be completed over the next 6 to 9 months
•   MTG has received interest in CDON Group from third
    parties, which will be reviewed as part of the ongoing
    demerger process
•   CDON Group comprises the Nordic market leading
    internet retailing brands in each of its divisions:
        –    Entertainment (CDON.COM, BookPlus.fi, Lekmer.se)                      2009 Sales per division
        –    Health & Sports (Gymgrossisten.com, Bodystore.com)
        –    Fashion (Nelly.com, LinusLotta.com)




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Financial Review




                   15
Income Statement

                                                                                     (SEK million)                           Q1 2010           Q1 2009

      •    Associated company income primarily
                                                                                     Net sales                                  3,524            3,336
           comprises SEK 105 (-75) million of income
           from 38.9% shareholding in CTC Media                                      Operating income before
                                                                                     associated company income &
                                                                                     non-recurring items                          415             306
      •    Depreciation & amortisation charges of SEK
           55 (58) million                                                           Associated company income*                   107              -73



      •    Net interest reduced to SEK -19 (-37) million                             Total operating income (EBIT)                522             233


                                                                                     Net interest & other financial
                                                                                                                                  -53              -39
      •    Other financial items of SEK -34 (-2) million:                            items
                 –     Included financial non-cash accounting loss
                       arising from the issue of new shares by CTC                   Income before tax                            469             195
                       Media and result dilutoin of the Groups
                       ownership in CTC Media from 39.4% to                          Net income                                   300             146
                       38.9%
                                                                                     Basic EPS                                   4.60             2.19
      •    65,908,541 total outstanding shares as
           at 31 Mar 2010 following issue of new shares
           in connection with the Group’s 2005 incentive
           programme


*Including MTG’s participation in USD 18.7 million charge arising from the impairment of the broadcasting licenses & USD 28.6 million stock-
based compensation expense recognised in conjunction with the settlement of litigation against former CTC Media CEO in CTC Q4 2009
results & MTGs Q1 2009 participation in the USD 233 million non-cash impairment of intangible assets by CTC Media in Q4 2008
                                                                                                                                                         16
Cash Flow

                                                      (SEK million)                   Q1 2010   Q1 2009

•   SEK -263 (-297) million change in working
                                                      Cash flow from operations          339       168
    capital reflects usual seasonal patterns

•   SEK 137 (141) million investment in               Changes in working capital         -263      -297
    subsidiaries primarily comprised payment for
    90% of the 50% stake in Russian Raduga TV.
                                                      Net cash flow from operations       77       -129
    The payment for the remaining 10% has been
    made in the second quarter
                                                      Cash flow to/from investing
                                                                                         -185      -159
                                                      activities
•   Cash flow from financing activities reflected
    draw down on existing revolving credit facility   Cash flow to/from financing
                                                                                         240        25
                                                      activities

•   CAPEX of SEK 48 (18) million represents 1%
                                                      Net change in cash & cash
    of Group sales                                    equivalents
                                                                                         132       -264


•   20% increase in cash & cash equivalents to
    SEK 838 (697) million




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Financial Position

                                                                (SEK million)                31 Mar 2010   31 Mar 2009   31 Dec 2009

•   Total borrowings of SEK of SEK 3.7 billion
    compared to SEK 3.5 billion at end of Q4 & SEK              Non-current assets                 8,968        12,786         9,026
    4.6 billion in Q109
                                                                Current assets                     5,892         6,328         5,625
        –    Comprises SEK 3.0 billion facility due in 2012 &
             SEK 668 million of SEK 3.5 billion facility
             (due 2011)                                         Total assets                      14,860        19,114        14,651


•   SEK 3,770 (2,668) million of available liquid
    funds (cash & undrawn facilities) compared to               Shareholders’ equity               5,767         8,835         5,680
    SEK 3,837 million at end of 2009
                                                                Long-term liabilities              4,353         5,362         4,175
•   SEK 2.8 billion of net debt, equivalent to 1.2x
    LTM EBITDA                                                  Current liabilities                4,739         4,916         4,796


•   Book value of 38.9% CTC Media stake of SEK                  Total equity & liabilities        14,860        19,114        14,651

    1.8 billion at end of 2009, compared to public
    equity market value of SEK 7.5 billion at end of
    March




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Summary
Summary


•   Record Q1 sales, operating profits & cash flows

•   Stable or increased advertising market shares in all territories

•   Subscriber & ARPU growth

•   Virtual operator agreements with all major Scandinavian IPTV operators, acquisition of key sports rights
    & expansion in Emerging Markets

•   Strict cost control & selective investments

•   Enhanced competitive positions & operating leverage in improving advertising markets

•   Strong & flexible financial position

•   Proposal of increased annual dividend & intention to distribute shares in CDON Group to MTG
    shareholders




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For Further Information, please visit www.mtg.se or contact:

                  MTG Investor Relations

         Tel: +44 7768 440 414 / +44 779 113 84 86

             Email: investor.relations@mtg.se




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Q1 2010 Financial presentation

  • 1. Modern Times Group Q1 2010 Financial Results 20 April 2010
  • 3. Highlights Group Operations • 10% y/y sales growth at constant exchange rates • Free-TV Scandinavia: 15% sales growth at constant exchange rates & 22% operating margin with stable or increased advertising market shares • Operating income up 36% y/y with increased margin of 12% when excluding associated company income • Pay-TV Nordic: 6% sales growth at constant exchange rates &18% operating margin following IPTV subscriber • Total operating income more than doubles y/y growth & rising premium DTH ARPU – up 5% y/y at constant exchange rates • Net income more than doubles y/y • Free-TV Emerging Markets: Sales down 2% at constant exchange rates with stable or increasing • Operating cash flow more than doubles y/y advertising market shares & combined operating loss of SEK -66 million • Net debt to EBITDA ratio of 1.2x • Pay-TV Emerging Markets: 13% sales growth at constant exchange rates following subscriber growth & • Proposal of increased annual dividend of SEK 5.50 per consolidation of Raduga TV Russian satellite platform, share + announcement of intention to distribute CDON & stable operating income of SEK 40 million Group shares to MTG Shareholders within the next 6-9 months • MTG Radio: 14% sales growth at constant exchange rates & 6% operating margin 3
  • 5. Free-TV Scandinavia 15% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 22% EBIT Margin (SEK million ) • Sales up 11% y/y to SEK 980 (886) million & up 15% at constant exchange rates – Reflected target audience and advertising market share gains in Sweden and Denmark with high sell-out levels in the quarter • OPEX up 12% y/y – Reflected selective programming investments & launch of TV3 PULS in Denmark in March 2009 • Operating income up 6% y/y to SEK 216 (203) million • Operating margin of 22% (23%) • Ongoing market outperformance due to ’triple-play effect’ of increasing penetration, audience share & pricing 5
  • 6. Free-TV Scandinavia Operating Performance Commercial Share of Viewing (15-49) Sweden (%) • Commercial target group audience share up 2.9 pp y/y – Strong performances by TV6 and TV8 in particular. Spring schedules launched successfully and featured high rating acquired TV series and local own productions • TV3 & TV6 penetration of 88%; TV8 penetration of 65% • Increased TV advertising market shares y/y Denmark • Commercial target group audience shre up 3.9 pp y/y – Addition of new channel TV3 PULS in March 2009, high rating own productions & coverage of the Champions League and Europa League • TV3 penetration up to 69%; TV3+ penetration up to 64% & TV3 PULS penetration of 51% • Increased TV advertising market shares y/y Norway • Commercial target group audience share down 0.6 pp y/y – Maintained position as second largest commercial media house • TV3 penetration up to 91% & Viasat4 penetration up to 69% • Stable TV advertising market shares y/y 6
  • 7. Pay-TV Nordic 6% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 18% EBIT Margin (SEK million ) • Sales up 2% y/y to SEK 1,092 (1,069) million & up 6% y/y at constant exchange rates • OPEX up 1% y/y – Acquisition or extension of several key sports rights since the beginning of 2009, as well as launch or re-launch of three Viasat branded premium sports channels & additional 3rd party channels – Favourable y/y currency exchange rate movements. • Expensed subscriber acquisition costs (SAC) were down 1% y/y to SEK 141(142) million but up at constant exchange rates, and down 18% from SEK 172 million in Q4 09 • Operating income up 10% to SEK 191 (174) million with increased operating margin of 18% (16%) 7
  • 8. Pay-TV Nordic Operating Performance • Q/Q net addition of 18,000 premium IPTV subscribers with fallen DTH premium base reflecting completion of analogue shut-down in Norway & Denmark and seasonally lower sales period • Signed long term agreement with Telenor enabling Viasat to distribute its premium pay-TV channel packages to Telenor’s broadband customers & now have IPTV deals with all major Scandinavian IPTV distributors • Acquired key Barclays Premier League football rights for Sweden from start of 2010/11 season and until end of 2012/13 • Premium DTH ARPU up 1% y/y to SEK 4,356 & up 5% at constant exchange rates – Positive underlying development reflected previously introduced price increases and the ongoing intake of value- added products and services (Thousands) Premium Subscribers (Thousands) ViasatPlus, Multi-Room & HDTV 250 200 150 100 50 0 Q1 2009 Q2 2009 Q3 2009 Q4 2009 ViasatPlus subscriptions Multi-room subscriptions HDTV subscribers 8
  • 9. Free-TV Emerging Markets Market Share Gains in Stabilised Environment (SEK million ) • Sales down 7% y/y to SEK 433 (464) million & down 2% y/y at constant exchange rates • Stable or increasing advertising market shares in each territory • Improved operating environment with lower y/y Eastern European TV advertising market declines • 11% y/y reduction in operating loss to SEK -66 (-74) – Cost reduction programmes implemented in 2009 & favourable year on year currency exchange rate movements offset somewhat by selective programming investments. 9
  • 10. Free-TV Emerging Markets Selective Programming Investments to Drive Performance Commercial Share of Viewing (%) Baltics • Sales down 13% year on year to SEK 84 (97) million & down 4% at constant exchange rates • Pan-Baltic CSOV up y/y to 38.7% (37.7%) – CSOV up to 42.8% (38.3%) y/y in Estonia following strong performances by all three channels and a number of successful own productions – Stable CSOV of 34.8% (34.3%) in Latvia & 39.5% (39.6%) in Lithuania reflected the balanced effects of successful programming line-ups and highly competitive operating environments • Operating loss of SEK -19 (-13) million Czech • Sales down 9% y/y to SEK 190 (209) million & down 6% at constant exchange rates • CSOV up 0.7 y/y following a successful programming line-up and strong own produced content during the quarter & addition of Prima COOL in Q2 2009 • Operating loss of SEK -7 (2) million Bulgaria • Stable sales of SEK 104 (105) million & sales up 8% at constant exchange rates • CSOV stable q/q & new OP content launched at end of Q1 to drive ratings • Operating loss of SEK -12(-14) million 10
  • 11. Pay-TV Emerging Markets 13% Sales Growth at Constant FX & 18% EBIT Margin (SEK million ) • Sales down 1% y/y to SEK 218 (220) million & up 13% at constant exchange rates • OPEX down 1% y/y but up at constant exchange rates – Addition of three Viasat channels and one third party channel to the satellite platforms & subscriber acquisition campaigns • Operating income stable y/y at SEK 40 (40) million with operating margin of 18% (18%) 11
  • 12. Pay-TV Emerging Markets Continued Subscriber & Subscription Growth (Thousands) DTH Subscribers (Baltics & Ukraine*) • Both Baltic & Ukrainian DTH platform add subscribers – New premium sports channel Viasat Sport Baltic launched and Viasat Golf channel made available in the Baltics for the first time in Q1 • Acquired 50% of Russian satellite DTH platform Raduga in February – Raduga had 83,000 subscribers at end of Q1 & MTG now has 109,000 basic subscribers in the Baltics, Ukraine and Russia • 9,000 IPTV subscribers in Estonia on Elion broadband platform • Mini-pay subscriptions up 3.5 million q/q & up 6.6 million y/y to 44.3 million • New pay-TV channel Viasat Nature East to be launched on 5 May in (Millions) Mini-pay Subscriptions 25 CEE countries (25 countries) 12
  • 13. Other Businesses Online Radio • Sales up 20% y/y to SEK 624 (520) million & • Sales up 14% y/y in Q1 to SEK 181 (159) million up 24% at constant exchange rates following market share gains in Norway • Playahead online social networking business was • Launch of P5 local station network in four largest closed down during the quarter Norwegian cities with daily reach of two million listeners • MTG Internet Retailing drives growth – sales up 21% y/y in Q1 • Operating income of SEK 12 (-4) million with – Entertainment business reported 11% y/y sales operating margin of 6% growth in Q1 driven by increased sales of films and electronic games & 26% sales growth in 2009 – Health & Sports business reported 27% y/y sales growth & 45% sales growth in 2009 – Fashion business reported 103% sales growth in Q1 & 157% sales growth in 2009 Modern Studios • Operating income up to SEK 47 (4) million y/y with • Sales of SEK 75 (103) million increased operating margin of 8% (1%) – Due to the deferral of key scheduled productions until later in the year • Stable operating profits of SEK 4(4) million 13
  • 14. MTG Internet Retailing Intention to Distribute CDON Group to MTG Shareholders CDON group shares to be distributed to MTG Shareholders Operating Performance (SEK million ) • Intention to demerge its Internet Retailing business by means of the distribution of shares in CDON Group to MTG’s shareholders • Process to be completed over the next 6 to 9 months • MTG has received interest in CDON Group from third parties, which will be reviewed as part of the ongoing demerger process • CDON Group comprises the Nordic market leading internet retailing brands in each of its divisions: – Entertainment (CDON.COM, BookPlus.fi, Lekmer.se) 2009 Sales per division – Health & Sports (Gymgrossisten.com, Bodystore.com) – Fashion (Nelly.com, LinusLotta.com) 14
  • 16. Income Statement (SEK million) Q1 2010 Q1 2009 • Associated company income primarily Net sales 3,524 3,336 comprises SEK 105 (-75) million of income from 38.9% shareholding in CTC Media Operating income before associated company income & non-recurring items 415 306 • Depreciation & amortisation charges of SEK 55 (58) million Associated company income* 107 -73 • Net interest reduced to SEK -19 (-37) million Total operating income (EBIT) 522 233 Net interest & other financial -53 -39 • Other financial items of SEK -34 (-2) million: items – Included financial non-cash accounting loss arising from the issue of new shares by CTC Income before tax 469 195 Media and result dilutoin of the Groups ownership in CTC Media from 39.4% to Net income 300 146 38.9% Basic EPS 4.60 2.19 • 65,908,541 total outstanding shares as at 31 Mar 2010 following issue of new shares in connection with the Group’s 2005 incentive programme *Including MTG’s participation in USD 18.7 million charge arising from the impairment of the broadcasting licenses & USD 28.6 million stock- based compensation expense recognised in conjunction with the settlement of litigation against former CTC Media CEO in CTC Q4 2009 results & MTGs Q1 2009 participation in the USD 233 million non-cash impairment of intangible assets by CTC Media in Q4 2008 16
  • 17. Cash Flow (SEK million) Q1 2010 Q1 2009 • SEK -263 (-297) million change in working Cash flow from operations 339 168 capital reflects usual seasonal patterns • SEK 137 (141) million investment in Changes in working capital -263 -297 subsidiaries primarily comprised payment for 90% of the 50% stake in Russian Raduga TV. Net cash flow from operations 77 -129 The payment for the remaining 10% has been made in the second quarter Cash flow to/from investing -185 -159 activities • Cash flow from financing activities reflected draw down on existing revolving credit facility Cash flow to/from financing 240 25 activities • CAPEX of SEK 48 (18) million represents 1% Net change in cash & cash of Group sales equivalents 132 -264 • 20% increase in cash & cash equivalents to SEK 838 (697) million 17
  • 18. Financial Position (SEK million) 31 Mar 2010 31 Mar 2009 31 Dec 2009 • Total borrowings of SEK of SEK 3.7 billion compared to SEK 3.5 billion at end of Q4 & SEK Non-current assets 8,968 12,786 9,026 4.6 billion in Q109 Current assets 5,892 6,328 5,625 – Comprises SEK 3.0 billion facility due in 2012 & SEK 668 million of SEK 3.5 billion facility (due 2011) Total assets 14,860 19,114 14,651 • SEK 3,770 (2,668) million of available liquid funds (cash & undrawn facilities) compared to Shareholders’ equity 5,767 8,835 5,680 SEK 3,837 million at end of 2009 Long-term liabilities 4,353 5,362 4,175 • SEK 2.8 billion of net debt, equivalent to 1.2x LTM EBITDA Current liabilities 4,739 4,916 4,796 • Book value of 38.9% CTC Media stake of SEK Total equity & liabilities 14,860 19,114 14,651 1.8 billion at end of 2009, compared to public equity market value of SEK 7.5 billion at end of March 18
  • 20. Summary • Record Q1 sales, operating profits & cash flows • Stable or increased advertising market shares in all territories • Subscriber & ARPU growth • Virtual operator agreements with all major Scandinavian IPTV operators, acquisition of key sports rights & expansion in Emerging Markets • Strict cost control & selective investments • Enhanced competitive positions & operating leverage in improving advertising markets • Strong & flexible financial position • Proposal of increased annual dividend & intention to distribute shares in CDON Group to MTG shareholders 20
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  • 22. For Further Information, please visit www.mtg.se or contact: MTG Investor Relations Tel: +44 7768 440 414 / +44 779 113 84 86 Email: investor.relations@mtg.se 22
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