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América Móvil’s third quarter of
2016 financial and operating report

Mexico City, October 27, 2016 - América Móvil, S.A.B. de C.V. (“América Móvil”) [BMV: AMX] [NYSE: AMX] [NASDAQ: AMOV] [LATIBEX: XAMXL], announced today its financial and operating results for the third quarter of 2016. 

We ended September with 366 million access lines, 0.5% less than a year before. This figure includes 284 million wireless subscribers, 34 million landlines, 27 million broadband accesses and 22 million Pay TV units.

On the mobile platform, we added 750 thousand postpaid subs in the third quarter. Our postpaid base was up 5.7% from the year before whereas the prepaid one was down 3.5%. On the fixed line platform, RGUs were up 3.1% year-on-year, driven by broadband accesses that were up 8.3%. 

Third quarter revenues totaled 250 billion pesos. They were up 11.8% year-on-year in Mexican peso terms and 3.1% at constant exchange rates. Service revenues were flat relative to the year-earlier quarter at constant exchange rates, which was an improvement of two percentage points relative to the year-on-year decline posted in the second quarter.

EBITDA improved 1.5% annually in Mexican peso terms, to 67.7 billion pesos. At constant exchange rates EBITDA was down 5.4%; it was nevertheless a significant recovery relative to the 13.2% reduction observed the prior quarter.

Our operating profits were 30 billion pesos in the quarter. With comprehensive financing costs of 24.7 billion pesos, our net income totaled 2.1 billion pesos in the quarter, up from a 2.9 billion pesos loss a year before.

In the nine months to September we made capital expenditures in the amount of 100.5 billion pesos, reduced our net debt by 19.0 billion pesos and distributed to shareholders 9.6 billion pesos in dividends and share buybacks. These outlays were funded with our cash flow, the unwinding of certain currency hedges, distributions received from our investments in Europe and the sale of a part of our stake in Telekom Austria.

Our gross debt has come down by the equivalent of 3.5 billion dollars since December; our dollar-denominated obligations in particular were reduced by 4.3 billion dollars in the period. Our ratio of net debt to LTM EBITDA came in at 2.2x and was similar to the one of the second quarter. 

Relevant Events

In July we sold 58 million shares of Telekom Austria, bringing down our ownership interest of the company to 51% from 59.7%. This had been agreed with the Austrian Government in the Syndicate Agreement subscribed in 2014.

We covered the Olympic Games in Rio through our platforms Claro Video and Claro Sports. Other than in Brazil, where it was not exclusive, we had the exclusive rights to transmit the Games throughout Latin America on all platforms, including open broadcast, cable and streaming. Altogether we transmitted 903 events in 16 countries, which entailed 780 million minutes. It was therefore the most accessible and better connected event in Latin America.

On October 6, 2016, a Shareholders’ Meeting approved a scrip dividend of MXP $0.14 (Fourteen Mexican Pesos cents), per share, payable on November 14, 2016. At their election, the shareholders will receive said dividend in either cash or in shares (series “L” shares), or in a combination thereof.

Access Lines

We had a total of 366.2 million access lines at the end of September, 0.5% below the same period of last year. This figure includes 283.9 million wireless subscribers, 33.7 million landlines, 26.5 million broadband accesses and 22.0 million Pay TV units. 

Wireless Subscribers

We finished September with 284 million wireless subscribers, including 1.2 million prepaid subs that TracFone acquired from T-Mobile in August. We added 750 thousand postpaid clients—334 thousand from Brazil, 168 thousand from Mexico and 141 thousand from Colombia—and, excluding the subscribers coming from T-Mobile, disconnected 881 thousand prepaid subs. Our postpaid subscriber base expanded 5.7% year-on-year.

The best performing operations in terms of overall subscriber growth were Chile and the Argentinean block, reflecting increases of 5.7% and 5.1%, respectively, with our client base in the Central American block up 5.0%.

After adding 628 thousand new fixed-RGUs, we had a total of 82.3 million fixed units, 3.1% more than the prior year. The increase was mainly driven by broadband that increased 8.3% over the year after connecting 505 thousand new accesses. PayTV topped 22 million units, having risen 2.1% year-on-year due to an expansion of the operations in Central America, the Caribbean and Europe. The number of landlines remained practically unchanged at 33.7 million. 

Brazil is our largest operation with nearly 37 million fixed accesses, up 0.6% year-on-year, with broadband accesses expanding 7.1%. In Mexico we ended the quarter with 21.9 million fixed RGUs including just over 9 million broadband connections, 3.8% more than a year before. Colombia continued to increase its fixed base, which was up 8.2% annually, and had 6.2 million RGUs. Peru and Central America were our fastest growing operations, at 10.2% and 8.7%, respectively.

América Móvil Consolidated Results

Throughout the third quarter economic activity showed signs of renewed strength in some of the major Latin American markets, including Mexico and Brazil, and financial flows in the international capital markets remained fairly stable. As there were no imminent threats of an increase in rates by the FED—the earliest move would have been in mid-September—bond issuance throughout the summer holidays took place at un-seasonally high levels. Latam currencies traded within narrow ranges with the notable exception of the Mexican peso that since the prior quarter had developed an increasingly negative correlation with the U.S. election. As these appeared to increase throughout September, the Mexican peso plummeted vs. the dollar, going from 18.3 pesos to the dollar at the end of June to nearly 20 pesos to the dollar towards the end of September. As of the day of this report, the dollar was trading at 18.8 pesos per dollar.

Our third quarter revenues totaled 250 billion pesos: they were up 11.8% in Mexican peso terms and 3.1% at constant exchange rates from the year-earlier quarter. Service revenues were practically flat year-on-year at constant exchange rates, which represents a 2 percentage-point improvement with respect to the annual growth rate observed in the second quarter. The main factor behind the improvement was the renewed dynamism of mobile data revenues, whose year-on-year rate of growth rose from 4.1% in the second quarter to 7.7% in the third. Fixed-broadband revenues expanded at a slightly faster pace, 8.8% vs. 7.9%, whereas PayTV revenues maintained their trend at 6.1%. Voice revenues—both fixed and mobile—declined somewhat less rapidly in the third than in the second quarter.  

From a regional perspective, the sequential improvement in the annual rate of growth was 1.5 percentage points in each of the South American and European blocks, 0.7 percentage points in the Caribbean and 0.5 percentage points in Mexico; only the Central American block registered somewhat slower service revenue growth, 4.4% in the third vs. 5.1% in the second quarter.

The stronger revenue base brought about a marked increase in EBITDA. In Mexican peso terms it rose 11.1% sequentially and 1.5% on a year-on-year basis, to 67.7 billion pesos. At constant exchange rates EBITDA, while still down year-on-year 5.4%, exhibited a notable recovery from the 13.2% decline posted the prior quarter; an improvement of nearly 8 percentage points. With only two exceptions, EBITDA margins were up or stayed flat across the board. The median EBITDA margin of our operations rose from 31.9% in the second quarter to 33.2% in the third.

Whereas our third quarter operating profits, 30 billion pesos, were still 14.5% below those of the prior year, on a sequential basis they jumped 16.7% buoyed by the EBITDA increase.  Our comprehensive financing costs totaled 24.7 billion pesos, including a foreign exchange loss of 10.4 billion pesos, 12.4% lower than that of the prior quarter and 77.0% below that of the year-earlier quarter. 

Our net income totaled 2.1 billion pesos in the quarter and was equivalent to 3 peso cents per share or 3 dollar cents per ADR.

In the nine months to September our cash flow, as well as the unwinding of certain currency hedges, allowed us to fund capital expenditures in the amount of 100.5 billion pesos and reduce net debt by 19.0 billion pesos. In addition to these, we distributed a net amount of 9.6 billion in dividends and share buybacks, which were partly funded by distributions received from our investments in Europe and the sale of part of our stake in Telekom Austria.

It is important to note that our gross debt has come down by the equivalent of 3.5 billion dollars since December. Our dollar-denominated obligations were reduced by 4.3 billion dollars in the period, including the amortization in September of two bond issues with a face value of 2.7 billion dollars. Considering the equity credit given to our hybrid bond issues and the market value of our currency derivatives, our ratio of net debt to LTM EBITDA came in at 2.2x, similar to the one of the second quarter. 

Mexico

We finished September with 72.7 million mobile subscribers as we added 168 thousand postpaid clients and disconnected 536 thousand prepaid subscribers. Our postpaid base has increased 8.5% from a year ago whereas our prepaid base is down 1.9%. On the fixed line platform we had 21.9 million fixed-RGUs, with fixed-broadband accesses up 3.8% to 9.0 million, and voice lines down 1.2% year-on-year.

Revenues totaled 66.5 billion pesos, with service revenues of 49.7 billion pesos down 10.2% from the year-earlier quarter. For the first time in four quarters, the rate of decline of service revenues did not rise but declined slightly relative to the prior quarter. The improvement is basically attributable to mobile prepaid revenues.

EBITDA came in at 20.7 billion pesos, representing a 31.1% EBITDA margin relative to total revenues.  It still declined at a faster rate in the year-on-year comparisons relative to the prior quarter, but may improve following the stabilization of service revenues.

Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay

At 23.2 million at the end of September, our wireless subscriber base was up 5.1% year-over-year. On the fixed-line platform RGUs grew 4.2% annually on the back of fixed voice; we have now 603 thousand RGUs in the region. 

Total revenues, 10.3 billion Argentinean pesos, jumped 42.0% year-on-year with service revenues expanding 38.6% and equipment revenues 55.6%. Mobile data was the main driver of growth, with revenues shooting up 66.9%; they now represent over 60% of service revenues. On the fixed platform we saw revenues rising 58.0% over the year.

EBITDA of 3.4 billion Argentinean pesos was 34.3% above last year’s with an    EBITDA margin equivalent to 33.4% of revenues. 

Brazil

Our Brazilian operations ended the quarter with just over 100 million accesses. On the mobile platform, we had 63.5 million subscribers after net disconnections of 746 thousand. On the postpaid segment we had strong net additions, 334 thousand, for a 7.1% year-on-year increase on our postpaid subscriber base. 

On the fixed-line platform, RGUs were just shy of 37 million access lines. Our fixed broadband accesses, 8.7 million, were up 7.1% relative to the prior year, after connecting 149 thousand new accesses in the quarter. On PayTV we had over 16 million units, after adding 51 thousand new clients in the quarter. 

Third quarter revenues remained practically unchanged compared to those obtained a year before and topped nine billion reais. Service revenues improved 0.9% sequentially and 0.2% annually as mobile data revenues, although still lagging those of last year at -5.5%, recovered markedly from the prior quarter when they were down almost 14% from the year before. In absolute terms fixed data revenues continued to be the main driver of growth, expanding 11.6% year-on-year. 

EBITDA of 2.4 billion reais was down 2.2% from the year before, as the EBITDA margin fell to 26.5% from 27.1%, mostly on account of subscriber acquisition costs; our core EBITDA (before acquisition costs) was actually flat year-on-year.

Chile

At the end of September our wireless subscriber base was up 5.7% from the year before to 6.5 million, with our postpaid subscriber base increasing 8.2%. We also had a total of 1.3 million fixed-RGUs, 5.8% more than in 2015 with broadband accesses rising 16.2% in the period. 

Third quarter revenues of 188 billion Chilean pesos were 1.3% higher from the year-earlier quarter. Service revenues posted an annual increase of 5.3%. Mobile service revenues—that account for 60% of the total—rose on the on the back of mobile data revenues, up 16.0% year-on-year. On the fixed line platform, we saw data revenues rising 7.8% and voice revenues 6.4% over the year. 

The quarter’s EBITDA of 20.3 billion Chilean pesos surged 81.3% from the year before. The EBITDA margin stood at 10.8% of revenues, 4.8 percentage points more than a year earlier.  

Colombia

Our wireless subscriber base reached 28.5 million clients at the end of September after adding 229 thousand wireless subscribers in the quarter, the highest figure since 2014. On the postpaid segment, our client base was up 6.8% after net adds of 141 thousand. On the fixed-line platform we continued to make important inroads: the overall RGU base was up 8.2% with fixed lines and broadband accesses growing by more than 11% with respect to the year-earlier quarter. 

Third quarter revenues of 2.7 trillion Colombian pesos were 2.7% lower than those obtained a year before. Service revenues declined 2.9% year-on-year, in what was their best performance in six quarters. All business lines showed double-digit growth; five of them were growing faster than in the prior quarter. Data revenues were up 18.6% on the mobile platform and 10.1% on the fixed, while PayTV revenues expanded 17.6% over the year and even fixed voice had an exceptional quarter, growing 18.5% annually. 

At just over one trillion Colombian pesos, third quarter EBITDA was 4.0% lower than a year before and equivalent to 37.7% of revenues.   

Ecuador

Having added 51 thousand clients in the quarter, we finished September with 8.9 million wireless subscribers in Ecuador, 3.9% less than in 2015. However, in the postpaid segment we registered an annual increase of 5.8%. On top of that, we had 353 thousand fixed-RGUs. 

Total revenues of 356 million dollars were down 10.2% from the year before, partly reflecting a set of new taxes that we must net-out. In absence of such charges the decline in revenues would have been closer to 8.8%. We continue to have pressure on pricing, very much on account of the current economic recession, probably the worst since the adoption of the dollar currency back in 2000. 

The quarter’s EBITDA of 154 million dollars was equivalent to 43.3% of revenues. Extraordinary items booked in the third quarter of 2015 affect the annual comparison that resulted in a 34% year-on-year increase in EBITDA. 

Peru

We finished September with just over 12 million wireless subscribers, with net additions of 75 thousand in the quarter. As regards postpaid, we ended the quarter with 4.1 million contract clients, 2.6% more than a year before. On the fixed line platform we had 1.5 million fixed RGUs, up 10.2%, with broadband accesses jumping 26.7% in the period. 

Revenues of 1.3 billion soles were 1.2% lower than a year before as equipment revenues fell 6.6%. Service revenues were practically flat relative to the year-earlier quarter, their best showing in four quarters. Mobile data was the main factor behind the recovery in revenues that went up from 7.4% in the second quarter to 12.9% in the third. 

EBITDA came in at 245 million soles and was equivalent to 18.5% of revenues. The contraction in EBITDA, 30.6% year-on-year, was to a large extent determined by the elimination of assymetric termination rates.  

After only two months of getting the spectrum for 4G-LTE, we have fully covered the city of Lima and have continued with the roll-out in other cities. We have materially improved the quality of mobile data services and doubled the speeds in the areas in which this technology is available. 

Central America

All-in, we had a total of 15.9 million wireless subscribers at the end of September, 5.0% more than a year before, after 106 thousand net additions. The postpaid subscriber base reported an 8.9% growth in annual terms. Fixed RGUs were 5.3 million, 8.7% more than the prior year, on the back of broadband accesses that jumped 18.6% in the period to 2.4 million. 

Revenues of 568 million dollars were up 3.6% year-on-year, with service revenues rising 3.0% driven by double-digit data revenue growth—13.9% on the mobile platform and 12.9% on the fixed. PayTV revenues were up 7.7% year-on-year while wireless voice revenues declined 2.7%.

The quarter’s EBITDA of 195 million dollars was 7.1% higher than a year before. At 34.4% of revenues, the EBITDA margin came in 1.1 percentage points above that of the year-earlier quarter. 

Caribbean

Net additions in the third quarter came in at 53 thousand subs, 64.9% more than in the prior year mostly on improvements in Puerto Rico, to finish the quarter with 5.4 million wireless subscribers, 3.8% more than a year before. The growth rate on the postpaid base was 8.2% having registered 25 thousand new contract clients. Fixed-RGUs of 2.6 million were 6.5% greater than a year before with PayTV clients growing 16.3%.

Revenues were just shy of 500 million dollars; they were 2.4% higher than in the same quarter of 2015. The increase in revenues is partly linked to a methodological change in Puerto Rico in relation to the booking of revenues associated with sales of mobile devices under financing plans. The change was already made in the second quarter and is continuing thereafter; it is now being extended to the first quarter as well.   

Service revenues were slightly higher than those registered a year before, 0.4%, with PayTV revenues growing the fastest, 18.5% in annual terms, followed by mobile data that continues to gain momentum and expanded 11.3% over the year; it already represents 46% of the wireless service revenues. On the other hand, voice revenues came down 11.9% on the mobile platform and 2.1% on the fixed.

Third quarter EBITDA was up 7.6% over the year to 166 million dollars. The EBITDA margin was 33.4% of revenues in the third quarter up from 31.8% a year before. 

United States

In the third quarter we acquired 1.2 million subscribers from T-Mobile’s WalMart Family Mobile and finished September with 26.5 million clients, 3.0% more than a year before. 

The quarter’s revenues were 1.9 billion dollars, 9.7% greater than in the prior year, with equipment revenues rising 48.6% and service revenues growing 5.8%. The quarter’s EBITDA of 148 million dollars was 41.1% greater than in 2015 and was equivalent to 7.9% of revenues. In absence of the acquisition, our revenues would have grown 6.8% in annual terms and the EBITA expansion would have been 37.2%. 

Telekom Austria Group

Our operations in Europe ended September with 20.7 million wireless subscribers, 2.7% more than in 2015. We added 68 thousand postpaid subscribers and 182 thousand prepaid ones, with our postpaid base increasing 3.9% year-on-year. On the fixed-line platform we had 5.6 million fixed RGUs, 17.6% more than in the prior year, reflecting in part acquisitions made in the last quarter of 2015.

Total revenues of nearly 1.1 billion euros in the third quarter were up 1.4% (proforma) year-on-year in euro terms with service revenues slightly down: -0.5%. At constant exchange rates, service revenues were up 1.0% on the back of improvements in Croacia and Belarus. In Austria, service revenues remained practically unchanged as compared to last year’s, even in spite of the elimination of roaming charges in the European Union.   

Third quarter EBITDA 416 million euros was up 7.5% year-on-year and the EBITDA margin stood at 38.7%. At constant exchange rates, EBITDA would have risen 9.7% over the period. The annual comparison is affected by extraordinary items booked in Austria.

We will host our conference call to discuss 3Q16 financial and operating results on October 28th at 9:00am Mexico City time. To access the call please log on to www.americamovil.com/investors.

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