A brighter place for everyone

An Introducon to TalkTalk Business

February 2013

Chief Execuve

2 Growing TalkTalk Business is an important element of our medium term 2% revenue and 25% EBITDA margin targets £425m revenue business today, of which £315m Corporate and £110m basic business phone and broadband Similar opportunity to grow revenue, simplify operaons and expand margin as in our Consumer business Similar opportunity to leverage the cost and technology advantage of our network

3 Managing Director, TalkTalk Business

4 £425m, scale business The only B2B operator apart from BT, VMEd and C&W with significant network presence 140,000 SoHo/SME customers 1,400 mid-market and corporate customers 750 Partners ranging from resellers to systems integrators Key contributor to Group revenue and profits

5 Enterprise: Direct 2k+ e’ees Partner Channel Channel Mid Market: 250 – 2,000 e’ees

SME: 10 – 250 e’ees

SOHO: < 10 e’ees

CONSUMERS

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Voice Data Carrier

Voice Over Ethernet IPVPN Networks Voice Interconnect Enterprise (VOE) Ethernet / EFM Wholesale Transit

ISDN30 IPVPN Networks Mid Market Hosted Contact Centre Ethernet / EFM Hosted PBX Ethernet over Fibre (EoF)

ISDN30 / ISDN2 EFM / EoF Hosted Contact Centre SME Fibre Hosted PBX

Fibre Phone SOHO DSL (MPF / SMPF)

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Local & naonal calls Contact Centre for SOHO and Small Mulple line services for SME and Mid Market specific services SME

Call Bundles with Broadband Hosted PBX/UC Premise based NEW Next Gen Contact Voice over phone systems ISDN / SIP Manager Ethernet

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Asymmetric, asynchronous, High speed Symmetric, synchronous, Contended, business SLAs, asymmetrical non-contended, business-grade SLAs, high speeds <2Mbps upstream

MPF & SMPF Broadband Fibre EoF EFM 10 MB 100 MB Gig < £20 p.m. From From From From £25 p.m. £100 p.m. £350 p.m. £1,000 p.m.

9 By Channel* By Product* Carrier 14% Partner 50% Data 37%

Direct Voice 50% 49%

* 9m to 31st December 2012

10 Typical Competitors Customers Typical Partners

Integrators Carriers BT Enterprise Cable & Wireless

e.g. Daisy Mid Market

ISPs e.g. XLN, O2, Chess, SME Resellers

e.g. ZEN, NewCall, SOHO

11 Reach Product Innovation 95% coverage On-Net SIP & ISDN30 More Ethernet exchanges (30% cheaper than BT) than BT Wholesale FTTC – only scale alternative to BT Wholesale

Service Quality Value For Money 6 Hour Fix on Fibre £10 business broadband Public sector certified Competitive ethernet Carrier / Enterprise grade pricing service model

12 Large Direct customer base with up and cross sell potenal

Vibrant Partner channel that scales quickly for revenue build

Legacy voice revenues in decline but momentum growing in a strong set of high margin data products

Opportunity to simplify operaons ahead of driving scale

13 Significant opportunies through Partner channel and Direct Data Only 10% of SME customers take our data products Connued expansion of Ethernet products

Core revenue and new market growth Carrier Connued expansion of internaonal trading New opportunies in data

Voice Established declining trend in legacy voice Growing selecvely through next generaon ISDN and SIP proposions

14 Strong growth in high Making TalkTalk Simpler margin products

Broadband & Fibre vs Voice Improving customer Simpler systems Ethernet family service and processes New Next Gen Voice

Growth in new segments e.g. Business and Invesng in online Enterprise grade integrators and public sector service model Raonalising legacy products and systems Consolidate service teams in Warrington Fewer, beer systems and Irlam

Closing Stoke Mandeville

15 16 Network scale and design allows: › Product innovaon › Compeve pricing › Flexibility

A simplified and effecve operang model: › Lower costs to serve as scale grows

The value player in the B2B market

17 Largest UK Operang Value for money Unbundled B2B Fibre Efficiencies quad play Network

2% REVENUE CAGR Base Growth Base Growth Data and Fibre demand from 20% of UK from lower Plus Mix Carrier grows with TV not online churn Base growth for TV Mobile + TV, Offnet decline content ARPU Legacy Voice

25% EBITDA MARGIN

Growth in fully Making TalkTalk Lower SAC from Growing Data Lower costs to unbundled mix Simpler: lower churn services serve £30m-£50m Higher margin Declining lower Plus margin legacy Voice Investment in TV Content gross Lower gross network margin % margin %

SAC to build TV and mobile

18 A brighter place for everyone

February 2013