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TELEKOM MALAYSIA BERHAD 1H 2009 RESULTS 21 August 2009 (TM Group continuing operations only)* * Results of TM Group post demerger

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TELEKOM MALAYSIA BERHAD

1H 2009 RESULTS

21 August 2009

(TM Group – continuing operations only)*

* Results of TM Group post demerger

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17.2%8.6%

13.3% 19.6%

Voice Data Internet Others

REVENUE

Capex

1H08 1H09

4,234

+2.9%

HSBB (Gross)

BAU (Business As Usual)

428

1H08 1H09

EBITDA PATAMI

1H08

+17.3%

1,398

1H09

1,640

+1.1%

2,105 2,129

1Q09 2Q09

+0.9%

2,109 2,129

2Q08 2Q09

QoQ

YoY

Broadband*

+18.4%

37.9

Ebitda Margin (%)

229294

1H08 1H09

+28.2%

1H08

1,157

1H09

1,370

* Exclude hotspots

Fixed Line

1H08

4,316

1H09

4,320

In thousand In thousand

714

4,115

33.0

Key 1H 2009 Highlights

RM mn

RM mn

+0.1%

RM mn

520

2,105 2,129

2,1292,109

Revenue up 2.9% in challenging market supported strongly by non-voice revenue growth

EBITDA margin better than full-year guidance of low to mid 30s due to lower operating cost

Streamyx customers grew to 1.370 million with fixed line recorded its first positive growth backed by higher demand from Business & Residential customers

Cost management remains as key initiative and evident through lower Capex spending for BAU but expect higher spending in 2H09 mainly for HSBB

-27.2%

TM Group – continuing operations only

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RM mn 2Q09 1Q09Growth

Q on Q2Q08

Growth

Y on Y1H09 1H08

Growth

YTD on YTD

Revenue 2,127.9 2,105.4 +1.1% 2,109.2 +0.9% 4,233.4 4,115.1 +2.9%

EBITDA 824.1 816.2 +1.0% 787.0 +4.7% 1,640.3 1,398.5 +17.3%

EBITDA margin 35.8% 38.3% -2.5pp 36.0% -0.2pp 37.0% 33.0% +4.0

Profit Before Tax 358.9 91.3 +293.1% 128.8 +178.6% 450.2 238.1 +89.1%

Depreciation 531.2 519.7 +2.2% 540.9 -1.8% 1,050.9 1,035.8 +1.5%

Net Finance Cost 57.4 30.2 90.1% 42.4 35.4% 87.6 168.5 -48.0%

PATAMI

Broadband Customers

(‘000)

1,370 1,333 +2.8% 1,157 +18.4%Fixed Line Customers

(‘000)

Reported

Key 1H 2009 Performance Highlights

1,370 1,157 +18.4%

+0.1%4,3164,320+0.1%4,316+0.7%4,2904,320

266.0 27.7 +860.3% 114.7 +131.9 293.7 229.1 +28.2%

528.5 517.1 +2.2% 534.8 -1.2% 1,045.6 1,025.9 +1.9%

37.5% 38.3% -0.8pp 36.0% +1.5pp 37.9% 33.0% +4.9pp

2,129.0 2,105.4 +1.1% 2,109.2 +0.9% 4,234.4 4,115.1 +2.9%Revenue

EBITDA

EBITDA margin

Profit Before Tax

Depreciation

Net Finance Cost

PATAMI

Broadband* Customers

(‘000)

Fixed Line Customers

(‘000)

FX ( Gain) Loss (123.2) 175.5 -170.2% 74.9 -264.5 52.3 (43.9) 219.1%

1,370 1,333 +2.8% 1,157 +18.4% 1,370 1,157 +18.4%

Higher 1H09 EBITDA margin on the back of higher revenue & lower cost

TM Group – continuing operations only

Note:

• EBITDA Margin is calculated as percentage of EBITDA against Total Revenue + Other Operating Income

* Exclude Hotspot Customers & Net of Churn

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PATAMI

In RM mn 1Q09 2Q09 2Q08 1H09 1H 08

Reported EBITDA 816.2 824.1 787.0 1,640.3 1,398.5

ESOS Cost 4.5 7.4 33.2 11.9 93.6

(Appreciation)/ Diminution in value of quoted shares

(6.2) (45.0) 10.3 (51.2) 58.0

USP prior year adjustment - - (35.2) - (35.2)

Provision for VOIP Doubtful Debts - - - - 112.9

(Gain) / Loss on sale of Assets - (26.8) (14.1) (26.8) (25.7)

Normalised EBITDA 814.5 759.7 781.2 1,574.2 1,602.1

Normalised EBITDA Margin 38.2% 34.6% 35.8% 36.4% 37.8%

Reported EBITDA Margin 38.3% 37.5% 36.0% 37.9% 33.0%

Normalised EBITDA

TM Group – continuing operations only

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In RM mn 1Q 09 2Q 09 2Q 08 1H 09 1H 08

Reported PATAMI 27.7 266.0 114.7 293.7 229.1

ESOS Cost 4.5 7.4 33.1 11.9 93.3

(Appreciation)/ Diminution in value of quoted shares

(6.2) (45.0) 10.3 (51.2) 58.0

USP prior year adjustment - - (26.0) - (26.0)

Provision for VOIP Doubtful Debts - - - - 83.6

(Gain) / Loss on sale of Assets - (26.8) (14.1) (26.8) (25.7)

Unrealised Forex Loss / (Gain) on Long Term Loans

175.5 (123.2) 74.9 52.3 (43.9)

Loss termination of Ranged Accrual / Long Dated Swap

- - 15.9 - 82.0

Reversal of Excess Current / Deferred Tax (1.6) 0.6 (51.9) (1.0) (51.9)

Normalised PATAMI 199.9 79.0 156.8 278.9 398.5

Normalised PATAMI

TM Group – continuing operations only

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1H09

1H08RM mn

RM mn

2,109 2,105 2,129

4,2344,115

+0.9%

+1.1%

+2.9%

Total Revenue by Line Of Business

Note: Breakdown is before inter-co elimination

Retail remains key contributor for the Group with growthfrom Wholesale & Global

TM Group – continuing operations only

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8Note: Total revenue and revenue of segment are after inter-co elimination

1H09

RM mn

RM mn

2,109 2,105 2,129

4,2344,115

+0.9%

+1.1%

+2.9%

Total Revenue by Product

1H08

Efforts on Internet & Data continued to drive Non-Voicecontribution to total revenue

TM Group – continuing operations only

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PHYSICAL HIGHLIGHTS

Fixed Customers Growth

Broadband* Customers Growth

In thousand

In thousand

+0.1%

-0.2% -0.2%

ARPU (RM) 2Q 2008 3Q 2008 4Q 2008 1Q 2009 2Q 2009

Business* 85 79 77 74 78

Residential* 25 24 23 21 21

Streamyx Broadband ** 93 94 90 87 88

* Call usage only** Streamyx Gross ARPU only

4,316 4,308

-0.2%

* Exclude Hotspots

+0.7%

4,297 4,290 4,320

QoQ Business & Residential fixed customers recordedpositive growth

+0.3%

+1.5%

TM Group – continuing operations only

1,1571,229

1,280 1,3331,370

+18.4%

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Total Revenue By Products

Revenue by ProductRevenue by Business Unit

RM mn

RM mn

+3.6%

+2.8%

+5.9%

1,7431,646

1,682

3,2963,389

1H09

Retail

44% 51%

53%50%

45%

56% 49%

55% 50% 47%

Note : Breakdown is before inter company elimination

Note: Based on after inter-co elimination

Revenue growth YoY despite challenging economy

TM Group – continuing operations only

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+20.3%

212

255

+30.8%

+16.8%

400*

467

Revenue by Customer SegmentRevenue by Product

RM mn

RM mn

DC : Domestic CarrierASP : Application Service Provider

Wholesale

59%63%

41% 37%

58% 64%

63%

42%36% 37%

•Prior year comparative has been adjusted to be consistent with the business realignment in 2Q09 Others : Include internet

Overall growth driven by Data & Leased services

TM Group – continuing operations only

195*

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230

206

+5.8%

412*436

Revenue by Region

1H09

1H08

Revenue by Product

RM mn

RM mn

Global

45%

55% 50%

50%

46%

54%

44%

56%

56%

44%

Focusing on higher Data revenue with higher margin & long term customer commitment while sustaining Voice business

•Prior year comparative has been adjusted to be consistent with the business realignment in 2Q09 Others : Include internet

231*

TM Group – continuing operations only

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-10.8%

-10.4%

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Cost % Of Revenue

Total Cost / Revenue ( %)

94.1% 88.1%

Cost % of Revenue

87.1%

RM3,872.3 RM3,732.1 RM1,833.0

89.2%

RM1,899.1

RM mn

Cost for 1H09 continued to be managed effectively

TM Group – continuing operations only

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GROUP CAPITAL EXPENDITURE

714

948

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1Others include building, land, moveable plants & other assets

520

RM mn

RM mn

BAU Capex / Revenue ( %)

17.4

+38.5%343 371

218

302

-18.6%

-36.4%

-27.2%

HSBB Capex

BAU Capex

RM mn

516

102

326

Capex efficiency resulted in lower BAU Capex. HSBB Capex building up momentum

TM Group – continuing operations only

12.3

17.1 17.6 10.3 14.2

HSBB Milestone

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10,248.1

226.5

8,587.3

6,965.1

1,362.0

260.2

19,061.9

9,412.4

2,127.9

763.4

4,025.0

2,095.2

400.9

3,471.3

2,812.6

34.9

623.8

5,941.1

11,772.1

1,348.7

19,061.9

6,835.9

127.8

8,928.5

7,033.8

1,435.7

459.0

15,892.2

6,095.6

2,241.6

656.4

0

2,821.3

376.3

3,209.7

2,535.8

41.9

632.0

2,885.9

11,664.9

1,341.4

15,892.2

Shareholders’ Funds

Minority Interests

Deferred & Long Term Liabilities

Long Term Borrowings

Deferred Tax

Deferred Income

Current Assets

Trade Receivables

Other Receivables

Amount due from Axiata

Cash & Bank Balances

Others

Current Liabilities

Trade and other Payables

Short Term Borrowings

Others

Net Current Assets

Property Plant & Equipment

Other Non-current Assets

RM MillionAs at 30 June 2009 As at 31 Dec 2008

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30 June 09 31 Dec 08 30 June 09 31 Dec 08Return on Invested Capital 7.33% 4.50% Gross Debt/ Equity** 1.03 0.68

Return on Equity 6.53% 6.99% Gross Debt/ Equity*** 1.03 0.29

Return on Assets 5.67% 3.15% Net Debt/ Equity** 0.62 0.48

Current Ratio 1.90% 2.71 Net Debt/ Equity*** 0.62 0.09

Debt to EBITDA 2.15% 2.45 Net Assets/Share (sen) 193.4 296.5

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Lower Shareholder Funds due to Capital Repayment of RM3.506bn

Deferred Income higher mainly due to HSBB of RM185mn

*Annualised ** Before Amount Due from Axiata ** *After Amount Due from Axiata

Note : USD 300m; USD 500m; USD 300m; Fx Rate 3.5151 2 3

USD denominated

RM denominated

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Group Balance Sheet & Key Financial Ratios

Cash & Bank Balances remain strong at RM2.821bn post final dividend 2008 & capital repayment

2010 2013 2014 2018 2025

31 Dec 0830 June 09*31 Dec 0830 June 09*

1 Based on Normalised PATAMI

Cash position remains strong post capital repayment

TM Group – continuing operations only

RM mn

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• Effective BAU* Capex spending

• Lower operating cost contributed to encouraging 1H09 EBITDA margin

•Completed 1st tranche monetization of housing loans worth RM344mn

• Cash & Bank balances remain strong at RM2.8bn

• Interim tax exempt Dividend of 10sen or approximately RM358mn to be paid to shareholders by end of Sept 09

• On track towards our Dividend Policy commitment of RM700mn or 90% Normalised PATAMI whichever is higher

Balance Sheet Management

Cost Management

Interim Dividend

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• Double digit growth recorded for all Non-Voice businesses

• Positive growth on Fixed Line & Broadband customers

Revenue Improvements

• 3 industry dialogues conducted thus far

• Access infrastructure roll-out has commenced in 22 exchange areas

• Retail trial by end 09 in TTDI, Subang Jaya, Bangsar & Shah Alam follow by commercial roll- out in 1Q10

HSBB

* Business As Usual

Key Takeaways

TM Group – continuing operations only

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Thank You

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