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Speakers:
Akshay Agnihotri, Product Manager
Charlie Greenberg, Host
2. Agenda
Registration and lunch
Introduction Allison Kirkby
Sweden Samuel Skott, Francois Mairey
Q&A
Break
Baltics Guillaume van Gaver, Petras Masiulis, Ervins Kampans
IoT Rami Avidan, Ingrid Wistrand
Closing Allison Kirkby, Lars Nordmark
Q&A
Mingle
3. Today’s presenters
Guillaume van Gaver
EVP International
Allison Kirkby
President& CEO
Samuel Skott
CEO Sweden
Lars Nordmark
Group CFO
Ingrid Wistrand
Managing Director
Tele2 IoT
Ervins Kampans
CTIO Estonia
Francois Mairey
CTIO Shared
Operations
Rami Avidan
Managing Director
Tele2 IoT
Petras Masiulis
CEO Lithuania &
Head of the Baltics
Francois Mairey
CTIO Shared
Operations
4. This is Tele2
Fearless Brands
Award winning campaigns
Baltic Sea Strength
ROCE >25%
Connectivity Innovator
Top 20 MNO in Global IoT
Mobility First
High Growth
Investment Markets
World’s first 4G only MNO
The Tele2 Way
Best in Class Employee Engagement
5. The Tele2 Way
We are challengers, fast-movers and will always offer our customers what they need for less
We will be champions of customer value in everything we do
How we win
Focused
Technology
Choices
Value
Champion
Step-Change
Productivity
Winning
People &
Culture
Vision
Mission
Where we play
Mobile
access
Our current
footprint
Residential
and Business
IoT
Responsible Challenger
Tele2’s Way2Win
5
7. We are more mobile than ever before
7 Sources: Tefficient, 2016, GSMA 2016, Ericsson, 2016
2GB
18GB
44%
60%
3.2Bn
5.8Bn
2015
Average data
Consumption/
Smartphone
(w.Europe)
Global mobile
internet
Penetration
Number of
smartphones
Globally
2015
2015
2020
2020
2020
8. Mobile connections continue to grow
8 Source: GSMA 2016, World Bank 2016
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
114%
penetration
103%
penetration
11. Where we focus
11 Note: *Cash flow - defined as EBITDA - Capex
Country Focus Cash Flow*Market
Sweden Data monetization Strong
Baltics Data monetization Strong
Established
Kazakhstan Integration
Funded by JV
partner
Netherlands Customer growth Negative
Investment
Today’s
focus
16. Q3 15 Q3 16
Sweden – Improving trends
16
Consumer postpaid mobile end-
user service revenue
Share of sales with bundle
>0.5GB
Geographic coverage
2G/4G
73%
84% 85%
Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16
83%
88%
Q3 15 Q3 16
+7%
IoTBalticsSweden
17. Data usage continues to grow, driven by 4G
17
Data consumption Average data
consumption per user
Network coverage 4G+ activated
Geographical
coverage
Population coverage
3.2 GB
4.4 GBQ3 2016
Q3 2015
100 mbit/s
340Mbit/s
4G+
4G
3G 4G
Q1 2015 Q3 2016
+97%
IoTBalticsSweden
88%
99.9%
18. Q4 13 Q1 14 Q2 14 Q3 14 Q4 14 Q1 15 Q2 15 Q3 15 Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16
Tele2 Telia Telenor Tre
Becoming customer champions
18 Source: (1) Millward Brown Brand-tracking study; (2) Svenskt Kvalitetsindex
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Tele2 Consumer Industry Consumer
Delighted customers
(%), rolling average (4 quarters)
Customer satisfaction
SKI development 2012-2016
IoTBalticsSweden
19. Key focus areas
19
How we win
Focused
Technology
Choices
Value
Champion
Step-change
Productivity
Winning
People &
Culture
Dual Brand Strategy World Class Network Challenger Program High Engagement
IoTBalticsSweden
22. 4
13
Tele2 Combined
18
20
Tele2 Combined
TDC significantly strengthens our
B2B position…
22
Mobile Fixed telephony
Fixed broadband
11
18
Tele2 Combined
Unified Communications
Direct
SME
Networking
Tele2 TDC
B2B market shares, % (2015) Common business areas
IoTBalticsSweden
23. …and makes us a turnkey supplier
23 Note: CaaS – Communication as a service; PBX – Private branch exchange
Enhanced Go-to-market
expertise
Overall strengthened
B2B position
Broader and more
comprehensive
portfolio
Product offeringCustomer segmentPositioning
Price leader, Flexible &
world class Mobile Network
Strength in growth areas,
CaaS, PBX, Security
Well established in
Enterprise & Public Sector
A leader in integrated
B2B solutions
Connectivity, and
Mobility focus
Strong overall B2B position
with increasing LE footprint
IoTBalticsSweden
24. While unlocking significant synergies
24
OPEX
synergies
Integration
costs
CAPEX
synergies
MVNO migration
Consolidation of network and migration of IT systems
Reduction of SG&A costs
Optimized infrastructure investments
Consolidate IT systems and retire legacy
Network, IT systems and billing integration
SG&A restructuring
OPEX/CAPEX
~SEK 300m run-rate
Starting year 1
Fully achieved in year 4
CAPEX
~SEK 200m one-off
Majority during first 2 years
~SEK 750m
Majority during first 2 years
IoTBalticsSweden
25. Unique dual brand strength in the consumer
segment
25
Price
Quality
High
Premium
Economy
Low
price fighter
Value champion
price fighterprice fighter
25
IoTBalticsSweden
26. With Comviq brand well positioned and
delivering customer growth
26 Source: Millward Brown Brand-tracking study
Total Consideration (Comviq target group)
Postpaid customer stock development
2016-07 2016-08 2016-09 2016-10
Comviq Halebop Hallon Vimla
2013 2014 2015 Est 2016
+292%
IoTBalticsSweden
27. And Tele2 driving increased data and ASPU
27
2014 2016
+50SEK
+50SEK
+100SEK
+100SEK
0.5GB
5GB
20GB
50GB
100GB
Upgrades to larger buckets Tele2 ASPU Development
+9%
IoTBalticsSweden
29. Tele2 taking the lead as it moves towards a
unique position
29
The natural leader and enthusiast of
connectivity
1 No binding periods
2 Most data for the buck
3
Connectivity for you and all your
things made simple
IoTBalticsSweden
35. We have a world class network
35
NO CA 2CC 3CC 4CC 5CC
4G+ activated on
~1 500 sites
4G along railroads and in
subway
Vast 4G coverage
June, 2016: 4G+ (Carrier
Aggregation) activated
July, 2016: LTE 900 MHz
activated on 160 sites along
the railroads
Geographical coverage Population coverage
September, 2016: Towards higher
speeds with 3CC CA activated
Indoor 4G coverage will reach
100% in 2017
IoTBalticsSweden
88%
99.9%
37. We are well positioned for the shift to 5G
37
Note: CoMP - Coordinated Multi Point function, NFV - Network Function
Virtualization, SDN - Software Defined Network, TTI - Transmit Time Interval
CoMP and LTE peak
rates >600 Mbps
Full cloudification
NFV/SDN – Own
orchestration
VoLTE
and
LTE Roaming
Ultra Low latency
with reduced TTI
Video over LTE
5G
LTE peak rates >800
Mbps with 5CC
Carrier Aggregation
2020Now2017 2018 2019
IoTBalticsSweden
39. Cost consciousness is one of our key values
39
Group operating
model
Efficient
organization
Network sharing Challenger
program
COST
CONSCIOUS
Be smart and always have
the lowest cost
IoTBalticsSweden
40. Swedish Challenger program
delivering benefits and is on track
40
Simplification of product portfolio ongoing.
By end of 2016, 35% of residential Products
closed since start of Program
Strategic sourcing progressing. Improvements
within e.g. facility management, logistics,
external staffing, servers, devices
Optimization of resources within Sales and
Marketing
Back office and Administration resources
transferred to outsourcing partner in India
Consolidated NW&IT and Finance
organizations into Shared Operations
enabling economies of scale
Transform
Simplify
Consolidate
Discipline
Aggressively push simplification and
digitization of product portfolio further
Intensified focus on improving return on
marketing investments through digitization
and analytics
Leverage command center hub in Riga to
optimize cost and quality within Customer
Service and BPO
Leverage scale from consolidated
organization
Key progress Focus going forward
IoTBalticsSweden
42. We have highly engaged employees
aligned to our values
42
Source: My Voice survey, November 2016
Note: *Benchmark - set of high performing companies in the service industry in representative geographies, representing top 10%
** OHI at Tele2 survey, October 2015
Engagement index
Leadership index
Tele2Way Index
KPI Tele2
83
83
Benchmark*
84
Top decile**
80
Tele2 Values
IoTBalticsSweden
43. We have a foundation set for growth
43
Clear #2
Award-winning
network
Unique brand
portfolio
Highly engaged
employees
Award winning
4G coverage
Fantastic spectrum
portfolio24%Mobile market share
31%EBITDA margin Q3 16 YTD
#2Market position in both B2C and
B2B, including TDC
IoTBalticsSweden
44. Further strengthen our dual brand strategy
Integrate TDC and realize synergies
Create a unique challenger in B2B Large Enterprise
Execute on the Challenger Program
Prepare for 5G
Key priorities
44
Winning
People &
Culture
Value
Champion
Step-Change
Productivity
Focused
Technology
Choices
IoTBalticsSweden
47. Agenda
Registration and lunch
Introduction Allison Kirkby
Sweden Samuel Skott, Francois Mairey
Q&A
Break
Baltics Guillaume van Gaver, Petras Masiulis, Ervins Kampans
IoT Rami Avidan, Ingrid Wistrand
Closing Allison Kirkby, Lars Nordmark
Q&A
Mingle
48. BALTICS
Guillaume van Gaver, EVP International
Petras Masiulis, CEO Lithuania & Head of the Baltics
Ervins Kampans, CTIO Estonia
49. Tele2 Baltics
49
Brands Market share Network
Leading position in
4G availability
Strong spectrum portfolio
Lithuania #1 40%
Latvia #2 30%
Estonia #3 25%
IoTBalticsSweden
51. Driven by data monetization
51
ASPU development Share of 4G capable
smartphones in base
4G population coverage
82%
99%
Q3 15 Q3 16Q3 15 Q3 16
17%
32%
Q3 15 Q3 16
+7%
IoTBalticsSweden
52. Data growth driven by transition from 3G to 4G
52
1.5 GB
2.3 GBQ3 2016
Q3 2015
43%
99% 98%
Population
coverage
Geographic
coverage
LTE-Advanced3G 4G
2014 2016
Data consumption Average monthly data
consumption per user
Network coverage
IoTBalticsSweden
53. Further data monetization potential
53
Share of 4G capable smartphones in base
Q3 16Q3 15
Data usage per customer
1.5
2.3
3.2
4.4
Gb/month
Q3 16Q3 15
17%
32%
49%
64%
IoTBalticsSweden
54. Key focus areas
54
Price Fighter to Value
Champion
High Quality Network Shared Service Center High Engagement
How we win
Focused
Technology
Choices
Value
Champion
Step-change
Productivity
Winning
People &
Culture
IoTBalticsSweden
62. LTE is just at its beginning
62
Note: NFV - Network Functions Virtualization;
SDN - Software Defined Networks
LTE speeds up to
600 Mbps
LTE speeds up to
1 Gbps
First NFV/SDN
deployments
in Baltics
Trials of 5G ”New
Radio” and Core
concepts
Initial stage of
network
transformation
2017
Now 2020
5G
2018 2019
LTE speeds up to
800 Mbps
2020
IoTBalticsSweden
64. Strong operational discipline
64
Baltics products move to Group product
platform
50% of products closed since start of
Program
Data analytics and optimized marketing
spend driving improved ROI
Centralized approach to International
wholesale leveraging scale and optimizing
efficiency
Consolidated Baltic NW&IT and Finance
organizations into Shared Operations
enabling economies of scale
Transform
Simplify
Consolidate
Discipline
Aggressively push simplification and
digitization of product portfolio further
Intensified focus on improving return on
marketing investments through digitization
and analytics
Leverage command center hub in Riga to
optimize cost and quality within Customer
Service and BPO
Leverage scale from consolidated
organization
Key progress Focus going forward
IoTBalticsSweden
65. Our SSC in Riga has been a Group enabler to
cost and quality transformation
65 Note: *in relation to total Group FTEs
IT
Finance
Network
Operations
Customer
Service
45%
of FTEs in SSC Riga*
Consolidated IT factory, taking advantage of the scale and skill benefit
of co-locating our IT personnel across the Group
During the last 12 months we have moved 20% of our finance
organization from high cost markets to Riga
Consolidation of NOC supporting most of our markets
Exceptional performance in customer service contact satisfaction level in
the Baltics in Q3 2016
20%
of FTEs in SSC Riga*
100 FTE
85%
Call center end-user satisfaction
IoTBalticsSweden
66. Costs kept under control despite
data growth
66
2013 2014 2015 Q3 16 YTD Q1 14 Q2 14 Q3 14 Q4 14 Q1 15 Q2 15 Q3 15 Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16
3G 4G
Network costs as % of Net sales Data consumption 3G vs. 4G
-9%
5
increase
X
IoTBalticsSweden
68. We have highly engaged employees
68
Source: My Voice survey, November 2016
Note: *Benchmark - set of high performing companies in the service industry in representative geographies, representing top 10%
** OHI at Tele2 survey, October 2015
Engagement index
Leadership index
Tele2Way Index
KPI Tele2
89
90
Benchmark*
84
80
Valdis Vancovics
CEO Latvia
Argo Virkebau
CEO Estonia
Petras Masiulis
CEO Lithuania & Head of the Baltics
IoTBalticsSweden
Top decile**
72. IoT model differs from traditional mobile
telecom services
10-15 k
Average number of connections for a customer
2-3 MB
Average monthly data usage per connection
7-8 years
Long end-product lifecycles resulting in stable revenues
< 2 EuroARPU per connection and month,
generated through long-term subscriptions
Complex solutions involving multiple layers
Average sales cycle for an IoT opportunity
0.5-1 year
B2B2B2B2C
72
IoTBalticsSweden
73. 2020
IoT has enormous growth potential
73
10 million
IoT developers
Billions of
connected devices
90% of all cars
will be connected
Global IoT Revenue
(SEK billion)
Source: Ovum, Berg Insight, Vision Mobile & Tele2 estimate
322
389
463
545
632
727
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
IoTBalticsSweden
75. Tele2 IoT – one of the top 20 IoT operators
globally
75 Source: “Internet of Things (IoT) Communications Service Provider Benchmarking 2016”, Machina Research
There is absolutely room in the market for a CSP taking
such an approach and the contrast with other operators
is noteworthy in itself; Tele2 ‘zigs’ while the CSP
community ‘zags’.
IoTBalticsSweden
76. The Tele2 Way
Where we play
Mission
Together, we develop a smarter world through real-time information,
enabling actionable insights for businesses to excel and societies to thrive.
IoT-enabling
services
We are a global
player, with
initial focus on
Europe
B2B
(B2B2B)
(B2B2B2C)
How we win
Open,
enduring and
inspiring
products
Crawl, walk,
run approach
Success
Factory
World Class
Operations
The orchestrator of a smarter world.
Vision
IoT
Tele2’s Way2Win in IoT
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IoTBalticsSweden
77. The orchestrator of a smarter world.
Vision
Go to Market
Orchestration
Data
Orchestration
77
IoTBalticsSweden
78. Tele2 IoT key differentiating factors
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Unified and Smarter
Connectivity
Customer-driven
Business Models
Go-To-Market & Product
Partners
Quality of service
How we win
Open,
enduring and
inspiring
products
Crawl, walk,
run approach
Success
Factory
World Class
Operations
IoTBalticsSweden
79. Remote monitoring
globally
From commodity to
higher values
Improved
battery ROI
Smart batteries
need smart partners
79
+Customer case:
Battery challenges become an opportunity
IoTBalticsSweden
82. To wrap IoT up...
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IoT love
Horizontal market position
Go to market and data
orchestration
IoT Team excellence
IoT market opportunity Tele2 Iot in the top 20
IoTBalticsSweden
83. 2SUM IT UP
Lars Nordmark, Group CFO
Allison Kirkby, President and CEO
85. 2 377 2 317 2 265 2 298
2 449
Q3 15 Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16
Solid Q3 for Established markets
+6% +4%
Note: Established markets defined as Sweden and Baltics85
1 277
1 203
1 140 1 102
1 355
Q3 15 Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16
1 051
870
743
903
1 093
Q3 15 Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16
+3%
Mobile end-user service
revenue (SEK million)
EBITDA
(SEK million)
EBITDA - CAPEX
(SEK million)
86. Our Established markets have strong
financials
Note: Established markets defined as Sweden and Baltics,
LTM – last 12 months,
*Excluding one-off items
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EBITDA margin EBITDA - CAPEX
(SEK million)
Normalized ROCE*
29%
31% 30%
23%
21%
19%
2014 2015 Q3 16 LTM
Established Group
3 636 3 738
3 609
2 476
1 530
1 236
2014 2015 Q3 16 LTM
Established Group
28%
27% 27%
12%
10%
8%
2014 2015 Q3 16 LTM
Established Group
87. 83%
80% 79%
66%
69%
62%
79% 77% 75%
2014 2015 Q3 16 LTM
SE Baltics Established
Cash generation in Established markets
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Note: Cash conversion rate defined as (EBITDA-CAPEX)/EBITDA,
Established markets defined as Sweden and Baltics
Cash conversion rate development
Cash conversion rate,
peer comparison
55%
67%
76%
Telia
Elisa
Tele2 Established
Note: European operations, unless stated otherwise.
Q3 2016 YTD, constant currency
Source: Interim reports
89. Financial guidance 2016
*Based on LFL which is constant currencies and pro forma for Altel89
Net sales
(SEK billion)
EBITDA
(SEK billion)
26 – 27
4.6 – 5.0
CAPEX
(SEK billion) 3.7 – 4.1
Mobile end-user
service revenue
Mid-single digit
% growth*
91. Our proof points
Fearless Brands
Award winning campaigns
Baltic Sea Strength
ROCE >25%
Connectivity Innovator
Top 20 MNO in Global IoT
Mobility First
High Growth
Investment Markets
World’s first 4G only MNO
The Tele2 Way
Best in Class Employee Engagement
92. The Tele2 Way
We are challengers, fast-movers and will always offer our customers what they need for less
We will be champions of customer value in everything we do
How we win
Focused
Technology
Choices
Value
Champion
Step-Change
Productivity
Winning
People &
Culture
Vision
Mission
Where we play
Mobile
access
Our current
footprint
Residential
and Business
IoT
Responsible Challenger
Our Way2Win
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95. Forward looking statements
Statements made in this document relating to the future, including future
performance and other trend projections, are forward-looking statements.
By their nature, forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties
because they relate to events and depend on circumstances that will occur
in the future. There can be no assurance that actual results will not differ
materially from those expressed or implied by these forward-looking
statements, due to many factors, many of which are outside of Tele2’s
control.
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