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Mexico City, February 9, 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 fourth quarter of 2015.

We added 1.5 million postpaid wireless subscribers in the fourth quarter including 513 thousand in Brazil and 361 thousand in Mexico. Our postpaid subscriber base increased 5.9% year-on-year.

We had net disconnections of 4.3 million prepaid wireless subscribers of which 4.9 million were in Brazil, 651 thousand in Ecuador and 297 thousand in Peru.

Our wireless subscriber base ended 2015 at 286 million clients and our fixed-line RGUs reached 81 million units, for a total of 367 million access lines.

Fourth quarter revenues were up 0.6% from the prior year to 231 billion pesos. Service revenues declined 0.6% year-on year at constant exchange rates, in line with the preceding two quarters. Wireless data revenues expanded 10.3%, fixed data 7.9% and PayTV revenues 6.6%.

EBITDA totaled 63.9 billion pesos in the quarter, 2.9% less than a year before at constant exchange rates. Our net profit totaled 15.7 billion pesos and was six times higher than in the year-earlier quarter as our comprehensive financing costs came down along with foreign exchange losses. Our net profit was equivalent to 24 peso cents per share or 28 dollar cents per ADR.

Net debt ended the year at 585 billion pesos as compared to 537 billion pesos a year earlier. It was equivalent to 1.8 times LTM EBITDA, allowing for the equity credit on our hybrid bonds and for the market value of our derivatives position.

Our capital expenditures for the full year totaled 164 billion pesos while our shareholder distributions amounted to 71 billion pesos, including the extraordinary dividend paid out in September.

With the entrance of a new international competitor in Mexico more than a year ago, competition has intensified between the three carriers and several MVNOs.

At a global level, América Móvil is smaller than these competitors in terms of revenues, profits and enterprise value. Still, these two large enterprises are subsidized by América Móvil with asymmetric regulation. We have now  very intense competition in Mexico that benefits our consumers.

The new competitor announced the integration of its Mexican operation to those they run in the United States for a total population of approximately 440 million inhabitants. From reviewing commercial information available from such competitor, we note that net prices—before taxes—of mobile services in Mexico are considerably lower than those in the United States.

Following the approval of the IFT and confirmation by the Mexican Tax Authorities of its tax implications, the Telesites spin-off process was completed in October. We were authorized by the National Securities and Banking Commission to register the shares of Telesites on December 2nd, and concluded the listing process on December 21st. Holders of AMX are entitled to receive, in exchange for every 20 AMX shares, one Telesites share. Upon the spin-off, Telesites liquidated debt owed to America Movil in the amount of 21 billion pesos. 

We ended the year with 367 million access lines. This figure—0.3% lower than last year’s on account of mobile disconnections—comprises 286 million wireless subscribers, 35 million landlines, 24 million broadband accesses and 22 million PayTV units.

We registered net disconnections of 2.9 million wireless subscribers in the fourth quarter that resulted in a 1.4% decline of our subscriber base in relation to the year before. As for our fixed RGUs, they increased 3.6% year-on-year mostly on account of a 6.6% jump in broadband accesses.

Our wireless subscriber base ended the year with 285.5 million clients. On the postpaid segment, our sub base was up 5.9% year-on-year to 63.0 million clients after net additions of 1.4 million in the fourth quarter, 39.4% more than in the last quarter of 2014. Brazil was the leader in postpaid net adds with 513 thousand—19% higher than last year—followed by Mexico with 361 thousand, that more than doubled, those of the year-earlier quarter. Telekom Austria Group added 440 thousand subs, five times more than a year before, whereas our operations in Central America obtained 72 thousand new clients.

Our prepaid subscriber base was down 3.2% year-on-year after the disconnection of 4.3 million clients in the fourth quarter. Most of the losses took place in Brazil, affected by an economic recession, but also in Ecuador, Peru and Panama with 651 thousand, 297 thousand and 82 thousand prepaid disconnections, respectively. We added prepaid subscribers in various regions, including the Argentinean block with 805 thousand, and Mexico and Central America with 342 and 126 thousand respectively.

At the end of the year we had 80.8 million RGUs, 3.1% more than a year before, after adding 2.8 million net RGUs including 669 thousand broadband accesses, 571 thousand landlines and 158 thousand PayTV units.

Broadband accesses were up 6.6% year-over-year with those in the Central American block rising 43.7%, in Colombia 15.5% and in Brazil 7.7%. The number of landlines expanded by 3.2% mostly driven by Colombia which connected 435 thousand new fixed voice lines. The total number of PayTV units was up 1.0% in spite of Brazil’s disconnections of 240 thousand units.

Brazil accounts for nearly half of our fixed RGUs, 45%, followed by Mexico with 27%, Colombia with 8% and Central America and Europe, with approximately 6% each.

2015 came to a close with the Fed finally moving to increase its benchmark interest rate for the first time in nine years, bringing along renewed volatility in financial markets that has intensified throughout this year on the continued decline of the price of crude oil and on speculation that the Chinese economy may be weaker than expected. Emerging market financial assets and currencies—among them those from Latin America—have been impacted by these factors.

Our fourth quarter revenues were up slightly in Mexican peso terms, 0.6% year-on- year, to 231 billion pesos, bringing to 894 billion pesos the figure for the full year 2015. At constant exchange rates service revenues were down 0.6% from the year-earlier quarter, the same rate that was observed in the third quarter. By product line, there wasn’t much change in the growth of service revenues in the fourth quarter relative to the prior one, with data service revenues continuing to expand on both the mobile and fixed platforms—10.3% and 7.9% respectively— as did PayTV revenues, that rose 6.6%. There were significant improvements in service revenue growth in the fourth quarter relative to the third in Argentina—from 24.1% in the third quarter to 34.9% in the fourth—in Chile, and in Telekom Austria Group.

It is important to note that at the consolidated level: a) the share of mobile service revenues in total service revenues has kept on increasing, reaching 68.5% in the fourth quarter compared to 65.8% in the year-earlier quarter; and b) within mobile service revenues, the share of data-based revenues reached 50% for the first time.

EBITDA totaled 63.9 billion pesos in the quarter, a 5.1% reduction relative to the prior year in Mexican peso terms, although at constant exchange rates it was down by 2.9%. 2015 EBITDA came out at 267 billion pesos.

Our fourth quarter operating profit was down 5.9% year-on-year to 32.2 billion pesos, but our net profit was six times higher than in the year-earlier quarter as our comprehensive financing costs came down along with foreign exchange losses. Our net profit was equivalent to 24 peso cents per share or 28 dollar cents per ADR.

Net debt ended the year at 585 billion pesos as compared to 537 billion pesos a year earlier. The former figure considers 44.1 billion pesos in marketable securities available for sale. That is the value of our KPN stake after deducting the value of KPN shares that underpin the mandatory exchangeable bond issued in September in the amount of 750 million euros. 

Our capital expenditures totaled 164 billion pesos in 2015 while our shareholder distributions amounted to 71 billion pesos, including the extraordinary dividend paid out in September. Our net debt to EBITDA ratio stood at 1.8 times at the end of December, allowing for the equity credit on our hybrid bonds and for the market value of our derivatives position.

We finished 2015 with 73.7 million wireless subscribers in Mexico, 3.1% more than a year before, after adding 703 thousand subs in the fourth quarter of which 361 thousand were postpaid clients.  Our postpaid subscriber base was up 12.8% year-on-year. On the fixed-line platform we closed the year with 21.7 million access lines, 2.3% less than in the year-earlier quarter.

Fourth quarter revenues were slightly down, 0.5%, to 72.5 billion pesos, whereas service revenues were 6.9% lower than the year before. Mobile service revenues fell 2.9% in what represented the lowest rate of decline posted in five quarters.  Fixed-line service revenues fell by 8.8% year-on-year, still reflecting the impact of the elimination of national long distance tariffs from January 1st, 2015, but they appear to be stabilizing.

EBITDA came in at 26.6 billion pesos bringing the total for the year to 110 billion pesos, a 9.7% reduction from the year before. The decline in EBITDA reflects in part the impact of the depreciation of the U.S. dollar.

The spin-off of Telcel’s towers into Telesites and the listing of the new entity was completed in the fourth quarter. America Movil received 21 billion pesos from Telesites, as the latter liquidated outstanding intercompany debts.

We have benefited from mobile number portability since 2008 because of the preference of consumers for Telcel’s services and network—its superior coverage, quality and technology.

After net additions of 745 thousand subscribers in the fourth quarter, we ended the year with 22.8 million wireless clients, 3.7% more than a year before. On the fixed-line platform we had 583 thousand fixed RGUs.

Our revenues, 8.7 billion Argentinean pesos, accelerated notably in the fourth quarter, when they were up 31.3% year-on-year with service revenues rising almost at the same pace. Wireless service revenues expanded 34.0% with data revenues accelerating to a 46.9% growth rate; data revenues now make up just over half of wireless service revenues. Fixed-line revenues, 477 million Argentinean pesos, rose 12.7% year-on-year.

Fourth quarter EBITDA of 3.2 billion Argentinean pesos exceeded by 35.6% the prior year’s figure. The EBITDA margin stood at 36.4% of revenues, 1.1 percentage points higher than a year before.

As market leaders in coverage and quality, we continue to benefit from mobile number portability in Argentina: in 2015 we received 323 thousand clients, more than two thirds of those were postpaid.

We added 513 thousand postpaid subscribers and disconnected 4.9 million prepaid subscribers in the fourth quarter to finish 2015 with 66 million wireless subscribers.  Our postpaid base, 16.7 million subs, was up 6.4% from the year-earlier quarter whereas our prepaid base was down 11%.  On the fixed-line platform our RGUs rose 1.5% year-on-year to 36.6 million at the end of the year with broadband accesses leading the way, with 7.7%, followed by fixed-telephony access lines, up 3.2%.

Fourth quarter revenues were slightly down on an annual basis to 9.2 billion reais, as service revenues were roughly flat in the face of a weak economy.  On the fixed-line platform service revenues rose 1.9% from the prior year while wireless service revenues declined 5.9%. Voice revenues continued to decline on both platforms but data and PayTV revenues kept on posting increases relative to the year-earlier quarter.

EBITDA came in at 2.5 billion reais, surpassing that of the prior year by 6.7%.  The EBITDA margin was up two percentage points in the period to 26.8% of total revenues. For the full year 2015 EBITDA came close to 10 billion reais on revenues of 36.4 billion reais.

We remain market leaders in the fixed segment by continuously innovating and enhancing the customer’s experience. We have the largest library of on-demand content in Brazil; we have increased by more than 30% the average speed of our broadband connections and today, approximately 85% of our client base has a speed of at least 10Mbps. This is the result of important investments to expand and optimize our fiber networks and backbone. On the wireless segment we continue to expand our coverage and we remain committed to offer the latest technologies. We are today selling the fastest 4GLTE service in the country.

We have received all the relevant authorizations to proceed with the acquisition of Blue Interactive, a cable company with presence in 23 municipalities with more than 4 thousand kilometers of fiber and around 270 thousand RGUs, which will strengthen our presence in the country.

We registered net additions of 214 thousand wireless clients in the fourth quarter, taking our subscriber base to 6.4 million subs by December; 10.6% above last year. On the fixed platform we had 1.2 million RGUs.

Total revenues increased 2.5% annually to 198.5 billion Chilean pesos, with service revenues accelerating to a 5.4% growth rate from -0.6% the prior quarter. Data was the main driver of growth having risen 12.7% on the wireless platform and 15.5% on the fixed one. However, voice revenue on both platforms experienced a significant comeback being the main factor behind the more dynamic revenue expansion.

EBITDA shot up 48.9% year-on-year bringing the total for the quarter to 14 billion Chilean pesos. It was equivalent to 7.1% of revenues.

We finished the year with almost 29 million wireless subscribers, 2.7% less than a year before. We gained 42 thousand new subscribers in the fourth quarter, all of which were postpaid. On the fixed platform we had 5.8 million RGUs, 9.3% more than a year before. Our broadband accesses expanded 15.5% and were just shy of two million, while our voice lines increased 12.7% over the year to reach 1.6 million.

Fourth quarter revenues of 2.9 trillion Colombian pesos were down 5.8% relative to the year-earlier quarter, with service revenues declining 6.7%. The contraction of service revenues is driven by the erotion of wireless voice revenues that took place throughout the year. Wireless data revenues rose 23.0%. On the fixed platform, voice and data grew at an annual rate of 10.7%.

EBITDA was 6.3% below than in the year earlier quarter and topped one trillion Colombian pesos. The EBITDA margin stood at 35.3% of revenues, slightly lower than a year before. In addition to the pressure stemming from the reduction of our top line, our EBITDA figure also reflects the impact of the devaluation of the Colombian peso vis-à-vis the US dollar. 

From mobile number portability we registered 51.6 thousand postpaid port-inns in 2015. We have made important efforts to provide the best mix of coverage, quality and pricing for our clients in the country.

We ended 2015 with 8.7 million wireless subscribers in Ecuador, 26.4% less than a year before, after net disconnections of 651 thousand prepaid clients in the quarter. However, our postpaid base increased 5.4% year-on-year to 2.6 million subscribers. On the fixed-line platform we had 352 thousand RGUs, slightly more than a year before.

Fourth quarter revenues of 392 million dollars were down 10.4% on an annual basis with wireless service revenues 11.8% lower than a year before with voice revenues declining 13.9% and data revenues falling 8.7% on account of commercial promotions. On the fixed-line platform, fourth quarter revenues of 16 million dollars were down 2.6%.

EBITDA of 120 million dollars was 36.3% lower than in the year-earlier quarter. The EBITDA margin stood at 37.6% of revenues, down 5.5 percentage points from the year before. In the fourth quarter we paid 52.9 million dollars of taxes and additional extraordinary charges, of which 31 million dollars are non-recurrent items.

We continued the roll-out of our 4GLTE network, which by year-end covered almost half the population of the country.

Our wireless subscriber base ended 2015 at 12.1 million wireless subscribers following net disconnections of 270 thousand prepaid clients in the fourth quarter. On the postpaid segment our base increased 2.7% year-on- year. In addition we had 1.4 million fixed-line RGUs, 11.5% more than a year before. 

Fourth quarter revenues of 1.3 billion soles were 5.6% lower compared to the prior year. On the fixed line platform, revenues expanded 12.7% over the year to reach 206 million soles, 16% of total revenues. Wireless service revenues declined 9.0% as a result of more aggressive competition and due to the mobile termination rate cuts effected from April of 2015; as a result, the average price per minute of voice dropped almost 24% relative to 2014. The growth of mobile data revenues was 7.4%.

EBITDA of 310 million soles was equivalent to 23.8% of revenues. The annual contraction of our EBITDA, 21.6%, is driven by the net impact of the mobile termination rate cut, higher acquisition and retention costs, and the devaluation of the Peruvian sol.

Altogether, our operations in Central America ended the year with 15.3 million wireless subscribers after net additions of 198 thousand in the quarter that resulted in an annual increase of 9.6% of our wireless base. At 15.7% year-on-year postpaid subscriber growth once more outpaced that of prepaid subs. On the fixed-line platform, our RGUs were up 7.5% from the prior year reaching nearly five million. The dynamism of our broadband segment has been noteworthy: we connected 85 thousand new accesses, which represents a 43.7% annual increase in the broadband base.

Revenues of 569 million dollars were up 6.4% year-on-year, making it our second fastest growing operation. On the wireless front, service revenues expanded 7.4% on the back of a 9.6% increase in voice revenues and a 4.3% rise in data revenues. Fixed-line revenues were just above those obtained a year before, with data and PayTV revenues offsetting the 6.7% decline in fixed voice revenues.

EBITDA of 187 million dollars was 11.1% higher than that of the prior year, with the EBITDA margin rising 1.4 percentage points to 32.9%.

We launched 4G-LTE services in Guatemala in the fourth quarter; our 4G networks cover every country except for El Salvador.

Our operations in the islands added 36 thousand new subscribers in the quarter to finish December with 5.3 million wireless subs, 3.3% more than at the end of 2014. Our RGUs were up 7.0% to 5.0 million on the back of strong PayTV growth.

The quarter’s revenues, 468 million dollars, were down 4.1% year-on-year, in line with the decline showed the precedent quarter, with service revenues falling 5.6% and equipment revenues rising 35.6%. The consolidated results for the Caribbean reflect opposite trends in Dominicana and Puerto Rico. The former posted an annual revenue increase of 1.4% in its local currency while the latter showed a revenue drop of 6.8% on account of tough macroeconomic conditions in the island and a very competitive environment. All-in, wireless service revenues were down 9.4% with voice revenues falling 19.3% and data revenues rising 8.1%. Fixed-line revenues were 1.6% under those of the prior year as voice revenues contracted 5.1%.

The fourth quarter’s EBITDA, 131 million dollars, fell 35.3% year-on-year. The yearly revenue and EBITDA comparison is affected by Puerto Rico having booked certain extraordinary revenues in the last quarter of 2014.