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Mexico City, October 23, 2014 - 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 2014.

We added 1.5 million accesses in the third quarter, including 1.4 fixed RGUs to end September with 364.4 million accesses, 1.8% more than a year before. This figure includes 286.8 million wireless subs, 34.0 million landlines, 22.2 million broadband accesses and 21.4 million PayTV units. Telekom Austria contributed   24.3 million accesses.

Our postpaid subscriber base continued to grow rapidly, as was the case with our PayTV and broadband accesses. They were up 5.6%, 12.2% and 8.5% respectively relative to the year-earlier quarter. 

Third quarter revenues totaled 221 billion pesos, 4.0% more than a year before. At constant exchange rates, our service revenues increased 4.7% in the quarter, led by mobile data services and by PayTV revenues that rose 15.2% and 14.7%, respectively.

EBITDA of 69.2 billion pesos was roughly flat at 0.4% in peso terms. At constant exchange rates, it rose 6.3%, slightly more than would have been posted the prior quarter.

Our operating profits declined 5.5% year-on-year to 37.6 billion pesos essentially on account of higher depreciation and amortization charges. Our net profits for the quarter were down 39.3% year-on-year to 10.1 billion pesos.

Our cash flow allowed us to cover capital expenditures in the amount of 82.0 billion pesos, fund 34 billion pesos in shareholder distributions and contribute 15.9 billion pesos to our pension funds. In addition to the above we were able to reduce our net debt by 30.7 billion pesos to 490.6 billion pesos at the end of September. It represented 1.63x EBITDA (last twelve months).

Note: Telekom Austria Group was consolidated in America Movil’s results from July 1st. All the financial and operational comparisons on this page are pro-forma to facilitate comparisons with prior quarters.

On September 30th Claro Brazil was granted the use of 20MHz of spectrum nationwide in the 700MHz frequency for a 15-year period through a public auction process. The spectrum will be used in conjunction with our 4G-LTE network.

On October 16th the extended tender offer of América Móvil for shares of Telekom Austria—the extension being a legal requirement in the country so that the offer period can reach 90 days—expired. A total of 38,436,668 shares—8.68% of the company—were tendered, bringing the ownership interest of America Movil in Telekom Austria to 59.70%. America Movil is consolidating Telekom Austria in its financial statements from July 1st.

We had 364.4 million accesses by the end of September—9.3% more than a year before— mostly on account of the consolidation of 24.3 million accesses of Telekom Austria. On a pro-forma basis our access base increased 1.8% over the prior year. Altogether we had 286.8 million wireless subscribers, 34.0 million landlines, 22.2 million broadband accesses and 21.4 million PayTV units.

Our largest operation is in Brazil with 105.2 million accesses as of September, 5.9% more than a year before.

We finished September with 286.8 million clients, after incorporating 19.9 million clients of Telekom Austria. Our wireless base grew 0.5% pro-forma after net disconnections of 1.8 million subscribers in Mexico, Chile and the Central America-Caribbean block. However, our postpaid base increased 5.6% year-over-year, having added 709 thousand new contract subscribers including 409 thousand in Brazil and 128 thousand in Mexico.

Brazil accounts now for 24.3% of our client base almost the same as Mexico, with Colombia contributing 10% of our subs followed by TracFone in the US with 9%. Altogether, our operations in the Argentinean block represent 7.7%, while those in Europe account for 6.9% and the ones in the Central America-Caribbean block, 6.7%.

Our fixed-RGUs reached 77.6 million at the end of September. This figure includes 4.4 million RGUs of Telekom Austria and 1.4 million new accesses obtained in the quarter, of which 570 thousand correspond to PayTV units, 439 thousand to broadband accesses and 348 thousand to landlines. In Latin America fixed RGUs were up 7.2% over the prior year with PayTV accesses rising 12.5%.

Almost 46% of our fixed-RGUs are in Brazil. They rose 11.6% over the prior year to 35.6 million accesses at the end of September, driven by PayTV and broadband accesses that expanded at rate of around 13%. Our operations in Mexico represent 28.7% of our total RGUs. Our broadband base increased 3.2%.

Central America and the Caribbean contribute almost 9% of our fixed clients, Colombia 7%, and Austria & CEE 5.5%.

In the third quarter the U.S. and Mexican economies continued to gain momentum but a number of countries in the world, including in Europe and in Latin America, experienced bouts of renewed economic weakness, giving rise to important currency realignments and continued reductions in long term interest rates.

Our third quarter revenues totaled 221 billion pesos, 13.7% more than in the year-earlier quarter, reflecting among other things the consolidation in our financial results of Telekom Austria from July 1st. The year-to-year comparison results in a 4.0% revenue increase in peso terms if the 2013 results are adjusted pro-forma.

At constant exchange rates, our consolidated service revenues increased 4.7% in the quarter (pro-forma). They were led by mobile data services—that have maintained a stable rate of growth of around 15% over the last several quarters—and by PayTV revenues, which have observed high, albeit declining rates of growth (15.2% in the quarter).

The trends show the continued acceleration of fixed-data revenues—to 11.5% in the quarter from 9.3% in the fourth quarter of 2013—and gradual recovery of fixed-voice revenues, with mobile-voice revenues maintaining their decline mostly on account of regulatory measures introduced in Mexico.

At 69.2 billion pesos, third quarter EBITDA was roughly flat relative to the prior year—0.4% in Mexican peso terms after the consolidation of Telekom Austria—as the EBITDA margin came down by 1.2 percentage points to 31.3%. At constant exchange rates, EBITDA rose 6.3%, substantially more than the 4.6% that would have been posted the prior quarter had TKA been already incorporated in our financial results.

Our operating profits declined 5.5% year-on-year to 37.6 billion pesos essentially on account of higher depreciation and amortization charges. We registered a comprehensive financing cost of 10.5 billion pesos that was 12.0% smaller than that of the year-earlier quarter.

Our net profit for the quarter totaled 10.1 billion pesos. The reduction in our net profit relative to that of the year before—it fell by 39.3% year-on-year—essentially had to do with a similar increase in the income and deferred taxes line item.

Our cash flow allowed us to cover capital expenditures in the amount of 82.0 billion pesos, fund 34 billion pesos in shareholder distributions and contribute 15.9 billion pesos to our pension funds. In addition to the above we were able to reduce our net debt by 30.7 billion pesos to 490.6 billion pesos at the end of September. It represented 1.63x EBITDA (last twelve months).

We ended the third quarter with 70.5 million wireless subscribers and 22.2 million fixed-line RGUs. On the mobile front we continued to see solid growth on the postpaid platform, which increased 4.3% since the beginning of the year to 9.8 million subscribers, while on the fixed-line segment broadband accesses expanded 2.5% in the same period and landlines declined by 92 thousand.

Third quarter revenues totaling 67.7 billion pesos were slightly down relative to the year-earlier quarter, -0.8%, with wire-line revenues climbing 1.9% to 26.6 billion pesos and wireless service revenues falling 5.5% to 34.3 billion pesos. The latter decline was driven by the introduction, beginning on August 13th, of a zero interconnection rate for Telcel as stipulated in the secondary laws approved at the beginning of July, as it is deemed to be a preponderant agent. 

Data revenues have maintained strong growth rates on both the fixed and the mobile platforms, including accelerating ones on the latter one. Voice revenues, particularly mobile ones, have presented a declining trend throughout 2014 mostly on account of the regulatory measures introduced in the period including the elimination of national roaming charges and first the reduction, and then elimination, of termination rates for incoming traffic from other operators.

EBITDA was up 1.2% year-on-year to 30.3 billion pesos on an EBITDA margin expansion of nearly one percentage point; it came in at 44.8% of revenues. The increase in EBITDA was made possible by the reduction of costs and expenses we implemented.

Altogether, our operations in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay finished September with 22 million wireless subscribers after net additions of 101 thousand clients. In addition, we had 593 thousand RGUs on our fixed platform, 13.0% more than a year before.

Our third quarter revenues, 6.4 billion Argentinean pesos, were 42.3% greater than a year before, reflecting among other things the inflationary pressures registered throughout the year. Wireless service revenues were up 28.1%—buoyed by data revenues that expanded 42.7% in the period—while equipment revenues nearly doubled as compared to those of 2013. Fixed line revenues for the quarter reached 418 million Argentinean pesos, exceeding by 39.9% those obtained a year ago.

EBITDA for the quarter was up 49.4% year-on-year and topped two billion Argentinean pesos as the EBITDA margin climbed 1.6 percentage points to reach 32.8% of revenues.

We finished September with a total of 105.2 million accesses in Brazil, 5.9% more than a year before. Our wireless subscriber base reached 69.6 million—up 3.3% year-on-year—having added 860 thousand new clients in the quarter. Postpaid net additions were 409 thousand, almost 150% more than in the year-earlier quarter, leading to an increase of our contract base of 9.7%. Fixed RGUs reached 35.6 million, 11.6% more than a year before, as we added 510 thousand PayTV units, 315 thousand landlines and 237 thousand broadband accesses in the quarter.

Revenues were up 6.5% in the third quarter to 8.9 billion reais on the back of an 11.1% increase in fixed-line revenues. These, which account for two thirds of the total, were led by PayTV revenues that expanded 15.2%, followed closely by broadband revenues, up 13.2% year-on-year. Mobile data revenues were the fastest growing business segment, climbing 21.9% from the prior year. Altogether, service revenues rose 7.4% in the quarter.

At 2.2 billion reais, third quarter EBITDA was up 17.5% from the year-earlier quarter, with the EBITDA margin, 24.6%, surpassing that of the year before by 2.3 percentage points. For the fourth consecutive quarter we had important improvements in EBITDA stemming from sustained reductions in maintenance costs and leased lines, as well as a reduction of spillover costs from capex into opex as investment projects are concluded.

On September 30th Claro Brazil was granted the use of 20MHz of spectrum nationwide in the 700MHz frequency for a 15-year period at a cost of 1,947 million reais. The spectrum will be used in conjunction with our 4G-LTE network.

On July 31st we received the necessary approvals from Anatel to fully merge all three companies in Brazil. This will allow us to operate as one single entity before year-end.

We disconnected 104 thousand wireless prepaid subscribers in the period that were not generating traffic to finish September with 5.7 million wireless clients. Yet, on the postpaid platform we registered a 7.2% increase. Fixed RGUs of 1.2 million were up 7.9%.

Our revenues totaled 185.4 billion Chilean pesos in the quarter, down 5.8% from the year-earlier quarter. Wireless service revenues dropped 12.2% as voice revenues contracted 24.4% due to lower mobile termination rates and other regulatory measures implemented earlier in 2014. Data revenues increased 23.1% over the year as smartphones become more prevalent. Fixed-line revenues were up 7.6% driven by broadband and wire-line corporate services, which expanded 15.6% in annual terms.

EBITDA of 14.7 billion Chilean pesos increased 35.9% year-on-year and was equivalent to 7.9% of revenues.

We had 29.3 million wireless subscribers at the end of September, 3.3% more than in the prior year, having gained 182 thousand new clients in the quarter. Fixed RGUs showed an annual increase of 12.3% to reach 5.2 million; broadband accesses rose 19.0% while voice lines climbed 16.9%.

Revenues of 2.8 trillion Colombian pesos were 1.9% higher than in the year-earlier quarter, with service revenues declining 3.3% and equipment revenues rising 18.8%. Voice revenues dropped 6.4% on the wireless platform while data revenues increased 5.3%. Fixed line revenues of 596 billion Colombian pesos were up 10.8% in annual terms, with PayTV revenues expanding 14.8% and fixed data revenues rising 14.3%.

Third quarter EBITDA of 1.1 trillion Colombian pesos was down 8.4% from the prior year. The EBITDA margin for the period stood at 39.9% of revenues.

We had 12.3 million wireless subscribers by the end of September, 3.3% more than a year before, after net addition of 54 thousand. Our postpaid subscriber base grew twice as fast as the prepaid one at 7.1%. On the fixed-line platform we had 336 thousand fixed RGUs, 13.9% more than the prior year.

The quarter’s revenues reached 429 million dollars, with wireless service revenues increasing 2.2% annually on the back of data revenues that expanded 9.2%. However, equipment revenues dropped 24.8% in a year-over-year basis. Albeit from a small base, fixed-line revenues grew 9.9% over the year to 16 million dollars.

The quarter’s EBITDA, up 12.4% year-on-year, reached 203 million dollars and was equivalent to 47.2% of revenues.

We continue to invest in the development of a faster and more comprehensive mobile network. This process have allowed us to expand significantly the provision of internet services throughout the country and particularly in rural areas. This is a very important effort that will enable the country to improve its businesses and advance in the development of better health and education services.

We added 252 thousand new clients in the third quarter—half of them postpaid—to finish September with 12.3 million wireless subscribers, 7.3% more than a year before. On the fixed line platform we had 1.2 million fixed RGUs, which represent a 22.2% annual increase, driven by the growth of broadband accesses: 43.2%.

Revenues of 1.3 billion soles were 7.4% above the prior year’s. Wireless service revenues increased 3.6% on the back of data revenues that were up 15.8% year-over-year; they now represent 31.4% of service revenues. On the fixed platform, revenues increased 18.6% to 180 million soles.

Third quarter EBITDA of 483 million soles was 8.6% higher than the year before. The EBITDA margin stood at 36.3% of revenues.

We continue to expand our 4G-LTE platform; we now provide 4G services in 9 of the largest cities in Peru.

Fixed number portability was implemented in the third quarter; we are the leaders in terms of ported lines having gained 59% of the total ported lines during the period.

Our wireless subscriber base ended September with 19.3 million wireless clients. Aiming to unify our churn policy across América Móvil, we disconnected 858 thousand wireless prepaid subscribers in Panamá, Costa Rica and the Caribbean Islands. However, in the postpaid segment, we registered an annual increase of 8.1% in our base. On the fixed platform we had 6.8 million RGUs, 6.8% more than in 2013.

We generated revenues of 988 million dollars in the quarter, 1.6% more than in the precedent year. Wireless service revenues increased 4.0% year-on-year with data revenues rising 6.1% and voice revenues growing 2.6% as MOUs climbed 15.1% in the period. Wire-line revenues increased 0.4%—after more than eight years of revenue contraction—mostly driven by the expansion of PayTV revenues.

Third quarter EBITDA of 343 million dollars was 4.4% higher than a year before. The EBITDA came in at 34.7% of revenues, 0.9 percentage points above the prior year.

We finished September with 25.9 million subscribers, 12.4% more than a year before, after adding 385 thousand subs in the third quarter. TracFone has strengthened its position as the fifth largest operator in the United States through both consistent organic growth and targeted acquisitions.

Third quarter revenues were up 15.5% year-on-year to 1.7 billion dollars, with service revenues rising 14.7%. Data revenue growth of 17.8% helped bring about a 2.6% increase in ARPU.

EBITDA came in at 157 million dollars representing a 9.1% margin relative to revenues. It declined 23.4% from the year-earlier quarter mostly on account of greater subscriber acquisition costs brought about by the surge in net subscriber additions.