Telekom Austria Group

VIENNA, August 17, 2011 - Group-wide growth in mobile communication and data traffic Further increase in customer numbers in the Austrian fixed net business Strong earnings performance in Slovenia and the Republics of Serbia and of Macedonia Austrian subsidiary A1 records market success with convergent offerings Acquisition of cable network provider B.net in Croatia Decline in Group revenues by 2.9% and in Group EBITDA comparable by 7.8% mainly attributable to currency translation, competition and regulation Net income still negative in the first half of 2011 due to restructuring charges totaling EUR 218.6 million Revised outlook due to foreign exchange developments Overview of Key Financials: Telekom Austria Group in the First Half of 2011 Key Financial Figures in EUR million 1-6 M 2011 1-6 M 2010 +/- in % Group revenues 2,227.3 2,294.7 -2.9% EBITDA comparable 777.6 843.4 -7.8% Net income -59.2 159.9 - Capital expenditures 277.1 296.5 -6.5% Employees (as of end of June 2011) 17,032 16,530 3.0% In the first half of 2011, the Telekom Austria Group reported considerable operational success despite challenging economic conditions and a market environment marked by intense competition and strong regulation.

VIENNA, May 11, 2011 - Telekom Austria Group Within Expectation of International Analysts, Reiteration of Its Outlook for Full-Year 2011 - In Q1 2011, revenue decline was further slowed down to 0.7% - Broadband drives growth of Austrian fixed net access lines - rapid rollout of GigaNet: by year-end 2011, ultra-high-speed broadband coverage will reach roughly 2.1 million Austrian households - Persistently strong demand for smartphones, mobile broadband customer base increased by 51.1% in Q1 2011 - The number of mobile subscribers rose by 5.7% exceeding the 20-million customer mark for the first time - Regulatory measures and higher operating expenses - especially for the marketing of smartphones - led to a decline in EBITDA comparable (-7.1%) - High acceptance of new social plans resulted in one-off restructuring costs of EUR 184.1 million leading to an operating loss in the first quarter of 2011 - Negative effects on earnings through social plans will bring operating loss on the accounting side, but personnel-related cost savings for the future - Development of Q1 2011 within expectation of 24 international Telco analysts - Outlook for the full-year 2011 was confirmed Telekom Austria Group's Key Financial Figures for the First Quarter of 2011 Financial Figures in EUR million Q1-2011 Q1-2010 +/- Fixed access lines (in Million) 2.32 2.31 0.5% Mobile subscribers (in Million) 20.08 19.00 5.7% Mobile broadband customers (in Million) 1.23 0.81 51.1% Group revenues 1,118.0 1,126.0 -0.7% EBITDA comparable 396.7 426.8 -7.1% EBIT -42.3 166.3 - Net result -79.2 91.2 - Capital expenditures 120.4 136.4 -11.7% Employees (end of the period) 17,162 16,637 3.2% In the first quarter of 2011, the Telekom Austria Group was able to further slow down the decline in revenues of the previous year; Group revenues decreased by 0.7% to EUR 1,118 million.

VIENNA, Austria, February 23, 2011 - Key Financial Figures* Telekom Austria Group 2010 2009 Change +/- Fixed Access Lines 2,315.0 2,313.5 +0.1% Mobile Subscribers 19.9 18.9 +5.0% Group Revenues 4,650.8 4,802.0 -3.1% EBIT 437.9 343.9 +27.3% Net Income 195.2 94.9 +106.0% Capital Expenditures 763.6 711.4 +7.0% Cash Flow from Operating Activities 1,397.5 1,385.4 +0.9% Net Debt 3,305 3,615 -9.0% Employees 16,501 16,573 -0.4% *Key financials in EUR million The Telekom Austria Group reported a slight decrease in revenues in the year under review, however, has succeeded in doubling the Net Income.

VIENNA, November 10, 2010 - Commenting on the results Hannes Ametsreiter, CEO Telekom Austria Group, said, "I am satisfied with the development of our business over the first nine months of 2010.

VIENNA, Austria, August 18, 2010 - - Continued challenging operating environment driven by fierce competition, regulatory induced pressure and macro-economic headwinds - Stabilization of Fixed Net line losses to 6,000 in 2Q 2010 vs.