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MTN & Amara Communications conducts press conference at Chatrium Hotel Myanmar (20.5.2013)
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MTN Press Conference
20 May 2013, Yangon
Mingalarbar
Myanmar!
Who We Are
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We are a Global Telecommunications
Operator Active in 22 Countries Worldwide
• Headquartered in Johannesburg, the technology
capital of South Africa
• 22 operations and 200 million subscribers
• Market capitalisation of $US 36 billion
• Annual revenues of $US 18 billion
• Market leader in 70% of the countries in which
we operate
• Unique blend of expertise
• Developed, high technology markets, to
which we bring constant innovation
• Emerging markets, to which we bring high-
tech development, investment and skills
transfer together with innovation
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MTN Press Conference
20 May 2013, Yangon
Why Myanmar ?
Myanmar is Strategically Important to MTN
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Myanmar Presents an Opportunity in Precise Accord With Our Skills and Experience
• Low base of telecoms development is an advantage with which we are familiar
• We will “Leap Frog” over legacy technologies and deploy the most modern technology, systems and processes
• We are expert in Emerging Market development
• We deploy quickly
• We train local people in advanced technology
• We provide all services from the most basic payphones to the most modern data-integrated offerings, nationwide
• We work closely with industry
• Partnerships with local ICT
• Support to SMEs
• Custom developments for logistics, transport, natural resources, tourism, financial services
• We work with government in all countries of operation
• Supporting national objectives
• Assisting with attraction of FDI
Our Heritage and Myanmar’s Opportunities
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We Played a Critical Role in Building the Modern South Africa State
• We were established in 1994
• The South African economy had suffered from imposition of sanctions
• One of our major contributions was development of human capital
• Training and the MTN Academy
• SME Development Programmes
• ICT Incubation
• Promotion from within
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MTN Press Conference
20 May 2013, Yangon
Our Strength
How Did We Do It ?
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We Did it Through Investment, Training and Comprehensive Engagement with the
Communities We Serve
• Investment in Infrastructure
• 3G Deployments
• LTE Deployments
• Advanced VAS deployment
• Investment in local talent
• Local recruitment
• Training through the MTN Academy
• Promotion from within
• Being grounded in the communities in which we operate
• Full partnerships with governments
• ICT partner initiatives
• Social benefit programmes
• Local partnerships and investment
• Local sourcing
• Supplier training
• Continual investment in infrastructure
• Sharing of best practice across our 22 operations
Our Depth of Resources and Skills
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Depth of Financial Resource Operational and Training Skills
• Market capitalisation of $US 36b
• 27,000 staff
• Engineering
• Operations
• Sales and Marketing
• Customer Care
• Finance
• All trained through the MTN Academy
The MTN Academy – A Strategic Resource
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The Academy is MTN’s World-Renowned
Training Institution
• 121 Courses are available, in 8 streams
• Myanmar staff will be trained by the Academy
Stream Number of
Courses
Business Skills 19
Customer Care 6
Commercial 8
Marketing 3
Sales and Distribution 15
Management & Leadership 8
HR Development 16
ICT 46
Demonstrable emerging market track record
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• A world class network provider with a track record of unparalleled aggressive network rollout in difficult terrains
• In Iran MTN’s aggressive network rollout improved penetration from 20% in 2006 to 113%
Increased subscribers from 154k in 2006 to 41 million as at 31 March 2013
Invested $286 million in network infrastructure and added 5.8 million subscribers in 2012
• MTN Rwanda, Uganda and Nigeria launched commercial service 6 months after licensing
• MTN Afghanistan - Built and rolled out service in some of the world’s difficult terrain amid a challenging political situation
• MTN’s technological innovation includes pioneering 3G, 3G+ and LTE rollout in Africa
MTN Nigeria case study
-12 years of telecoms reform in Nigeria
• Nigeria is Africa’s most populous nation with more than 161m people
• MTN a major contributor to growth of telecoms market from 500 000 lines in 2001 to over 100 million, of which 51 million are MTN Nigeria’s subscribers, in 12 years
• Over 8000 kms of microwave and more than 5000 kms of fibre across 250 cities and towns in 6 geo-political regions and 10 000 villages
• Network capacity has enabled MTN Nigeria to become Africa’s largest mobile operator in terms of revenues and subscribers
• Invested over $1 billion in network infrastructure in 2012 alone, bringing on line 1,414 2G sites and 1,175 3G sites
• Added 5.8 million subscribers in 2012, and recorded 4 million active 3G devices on the network
• Supported 53 000 SME retailers in 2012 and invested $11 million in education, health and enterprise development 11
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MTN Press Conference
20 May 2013, Yangon
Y’ello Myanmar !
Our Core Commitments
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Our Baseline Commitment Is
World Class Telecommunications, Immediately
• Fast rollout
• Nationwide
• All Myanmar communities
• World-class networks
• High-quality voice communication
• Super-fast data communication
• Internet
• Social networks
• Mobile money
• Industry-specific services
AND
In all of the above
• Myanmar nationals trained at the MTN Academy
• Myanmar nationals promoted to senior positions
Welcome to Our Data and Internet Family
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Welcome to our Voice Family
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Welcome to our Mobile Money Family
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MTN Press Conference
20 May 2013, Yangon
Summary
Myanmar and MTN – A Natural Partnership
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• MTN is ranked is a major global force
• 22 countries
• $US 18b revenues
• $US 36b market capitalisation
• MTN has an exceptional track record in market development
• Developed markets
• Emerging markets
• Greenfield company and network build, in developed and emerging markets
• Premier market position in 70% of the countries we serve
• MTN has an exceptional track record in areas that now face Myanmar
• Post-sanctions industry, commerce and trade development
• Training
• SME development
• ICT development
• Natural resources development
• Telecommunications and Internet services for all
• We look forward with great enthusiasm to bring our expertise to Myanmar