Telecommunications SECTOR PRESENTATION BY: WILLIAM SANTOSO, MANISH KUMAR, & SARAH RIESKE Presentation Outline: Industry Information Analyses: Business Economic Financial Performance Valuation Recommendations Questions Sector Information Sector Information: Composition Sectors: Telecommunications Domestic Telecommunications Foreign AT&T Landlines, cell phones, wireless internet China Mobile Landlines, cell phones, wireless internet Wireless communications NII Holdings Cell phones, M2M, other VAS Sector Information: Size Industry Information Name SIM Holding Information Name Market Cap Telecom - Domestic Market Cap 299.5B AT&T 150.16B Telecom - International 3047.1B China Mobile Ltd. 201.75 B Wireless Communications 657.1B NII Holdings, Inc. 3.72B Total Total 355.63B 4003.7B Largest Companies in Sector: America Mobil China Mobile, Ltd. AT&T Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Telefonica SA Verizon Sector Information: Size S&P 500 SIM Portfolio Sector Information: Performance YTD performance (12%) Relative to S&P (4.99%) QTD performance (10%) Relative to S&P 1.86% Business Analysis Profitability: Porter’s 5 Forces Buyer Power: Moderate Low switching costs for individuals, higher for companies Supplier Power: Low Enough vendors to dilute supplier power Threat of New Entrants: Low Substantial start up costs (exacerbated by poor credit markets) & regulation Substitute Products: Low Many products, commodity-type attitude, low switching costs Rivalry: Cut throat Lower margins result from increased price competition Other Factors Economic – defensive industry Cheap relative to the S&P 500 & on an absolute basis Rapidly evolving industry/high competition Risk of obsolescence Shrinking margins Deregulation Mature in the business cycle: Established networks and low maintenance costs, little need for increased capital spending Economic Analysis Influencing Factors Positive Effect Negative Effect Population Growth Inflation GDP Growth Material Costs Disposable Income Labor Costs Unemployment (Current) V. Telecommunication Unemployment (June 1998 – June 2008) V. Telecommunication Consumer Confidence V. Telecommunication Nominal GDP V. Telecommunication Real GDP V. Telecommunication Financial Performance Analysis EBITDA (Relative to S&P 500) ROE (Relative to S&P 500) Net Profit margin (Relative to S&P 500) EPS against (Relative to S&P 500) Dividend Yield (Relative to S&P 500) Valuation Analysis (Relative to S&P 500) P/Forward E P/Trailing E Price/Book Price/Sales Price/EBITDA Summary T e l e com S e ct or is Slightly undervalued ( 0.99), Defensive, Cheap relative to S&P 500 Potential growth in wireless and data division Cut throat competition in the growth areas Uncertainty in global financial market Recommendations Recommendation Do nothing and wait for Break through product/technology Economic recovery (Increase corporate spending) OR Increase SIM portfolio by 11 basis points to make it equal to S&P (3.39%) Questions? What Questions do you have ?