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Grupo Media Capital SGPS

Earnings Release Jul 26, 2019

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First Half 2019 Results

Grupo Média Capital, SGPS, S.A.

GRUPO MÉDIA CAPITAL SGPS, SA Sociedade Aberta Sede: Rua Mário Castelhano, n.º 40, Barcarena, Oeiras Matriculada na Conservatória do Registo Comercial de Cascais sob o n.º 17831 (Oeiras) Pessoa Coletiva n.º 502 816 481 | Capital Social: 89.583.970,80 euros

FIRST HALF 2019 RESULTS

Media Capital increases advertising revenues and reduces net debt

  • Consolidated Net income was € 5.9 million, of which € 7.3 million were generated in the second quarter, thus largely compensating for the figures obtained in the first three months.
  • Media Capital ended the first half of 2019 with an increase of 1% YoY in advertising revenues, reaching € 59.0 million. The Radio & Entertainment segment was important for this performance, as it grew advertising by 10%. In the Others segment (which includes Digital), the YoY variation was also +10%.
  • The audience performance of Media Capital's radios continues to stand out, with this year's average audience reach reaching 27.5%, with the second of the three readings taken so far this year being the highest ever for any radio group in Portugal since 2003. In terms of formats, Rádio Comercial had the highest number of listeners ever, while M80 had its highest audience share ever in one of the readings. Cidade FM, targeted for youngsters, had a remarkable recovery this year.
  • In Digital, and comparing with 2018 data, the number of visits and page views increased by 46% and 45%, respectively. Revenues were also on the upside, as mentioned above.
  • In the TV segment, advertising was down 1% YoY. Adjusted EBITDA was € 9.1 million. The opex adjusted for restructuring charges increased by 8%, chiefly due to the spending in contents, with the aim of maintaining the audience leadership (especially in prime time). The effort put into costs was more predominant in the first quarter, as in the second the adjusted opex increase was milder (+3%).
  • Media Capital's adjusted EBITDA was € 14.9 million, decreasing 25% YoY, with the reduction being lower in Q2 (-8%). The adjusted EBITDA margin went from 22.8% to 17.3%.
  • Operating cash flow was € 15.9 million, while net debt decreased by € 12.0 million vs the end of 2018, assuming FY 2018 figures adjusted for IFRS 16. At the end of June, net debt stood at € 80.9 million.

Queluz de Baixo, 26th July 2019

Introductory note: Because a large portion of the activities carried out by the companies dedicated to the entertainment business (mostly related to events) is managed in tandem with the Group's radio business, Media Capital opted to include these activities in one single operating and reportable segment, now denominated "Radio & Entertainment". For comparability purposes, the maps below are pro-forma, i.e., 2018 figures reflect the adoption of the new segment for 2018 data.

1. Consolidated P&L

1.
Consolidated P&L
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Total operating revenue 86,383 86,876 (1%) 47,076 48,149 (2%)
Television 70,269 71,368 (2%) 38,686 39,584 (2%)
Audiovisual Production 15,267 15,713 (3%) 9,514 8,202 16%
Radio & Entertainment 12,101 9,848 23% 6,251 5,674 10%
Others 8,009 7,719 4
%
4,053 3,966 2
%
Consolidation Adjustments (19,263) (17,772) (8%) (11,428) (9,276) (23%)
Total Operating Expenses ex-D&A 72,142 67,449 7
%
33,838 33,921 (0%)
Restruturing Costs 686 353 94% 3
4
229 (85%)
Total Opex ex-D&A and Restruturing Costs 71,456 67,096 6
%
33,804 33,692 0
%
EBITDA 14,241 19,427 (27%) 13,238 14,228 (7%)
EBITDA Margin 16.5% 22.4% (5.9pp) 28.1% 29.5% (1.4pp)
EBITDA ex-Restruturing Costs 14,927 19,780 (25%) 13,272 14,457 (8%)
EBITDA Margin ex-Restruturing Costs 17.3% 22.8% (5.5pp) 28.2% 30.0% (1.8pp)
Television 9,149 14,943 (39%) 9,756 11,592 (16%)
Audiovisual Production (1,136) 295 n.a. 293 4
9
496%
Radio & Entertainment 5,803 3,498 66% 2,977 2,386 25%
Others 807 252 220% 474 270 76%
Consolidation Adjustments 304 793 (62%) (228) 160 n.a.
Depreciation and Amortisation 4,399 3,028 45% 2,239 1,501 49%
Operating income (EBIT) 9,843 16,399 (40%)
-
10,999 12,727 (14%)
-
Financing Results (1,383) (1,616) 14% (782) (627) (25%)
Profit / (Loss) Before Inc. Tax and No Contrl. Int. 8,459 14,783 (43%) 10,217 12,099 (16%)
Income Taxes (2,570) (4,292) 40% (2,942) (3,548) 17%
Profit / (Loss) from Continued Operations 5,890 10,491 (44%) 7,276 8,551 (15%)
Net Profit / (Loss) for the Period 5,890 10,491 (44%) 7,276 8,551 (15%)

In the first half of 2019 operating revenues were down 1%, reaching € 86.4 million (€ 86.9 million in 2018), with the Q2 YoY variation being -2%. Adjusted Opex (excluding D&A and restructuring costs) increased by 6%, going from € 67.1 million to € 71.5 million. In Q2, adjusted opex was stable (0.0%), thus clearly improving vs the tendency observed in Q1 (+13%).

Excluding restructuring costs, EBITDA was € 1.7 million, which compares with € 14.9 million in the comparable period of last year (€ 19.8 million a year ago). The adjusted EBITDA margin went from 22.8% to 17.3%. In the second quarter, Adjusted EBITDA was down 8%, from € 14.5 million to € 13.3 million, with the margin coming down by less than 2pp, from 30.0% to 28.2%.

EBIT was € 9.8 million, comparing with € 16.4 million in 2018.

The introduction of IFRS 16 (related with the accounting treatment of contracts that qualify as leases and eliminates the distinction between financing and operating leases, thus leading to the booking of leases with a term of more than twelve months as right-of-use assets in the balance sheet and to the booking of the expenses as depreciations and amortisations as well as in financial results in the P&L as of 1 January 2019) led to a immaterial impact on consolidated accounts at the EBIT level. 2018 figures were not re-expressed to simulate to impacts on IFRS 16 on last year's numbers.

Net financial results improved 14% to € -1.4 million, benefiting from lower interest costs.

the worse operating performance. That said, the million to € 7.3 million.
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Operating revenue 86,383 86,876 (1%) 47,076 48,149 (2%)
Advertising 58,986 58,600 1
%
33,737 34,322 (2%)
Other revenues 27,397 28,276 (3%) 13,339 13,827 (4%)

In 1H 2019, advertising revenues was up 1% (-2% in Q2). In TV, advertising was down 1% (-3% in Q2), whereas in Radio & Entertainment, the increase was pronounced (+10%), with a positive 5% in Q2. In the Others segment (which includes Digital, as well as the holding and shared services), advertising was up 10% (-7% in Q2).

Net profit was € 5.9 million, comparing with € 10.5 million in 2018. The decrease was mostly due to the worse operating performance. That said, the

Other operating revenues, which comprise mainly audiovisual production, sale of contents, multimedia and retransmission fees, were down 3% (-4% in Q2), chiefly because of a decrease in the revenues associated with multimedia. 2019 figures include € 1.0 million from the sale of tangible fixed assets in the Radio segment, registered in the first quarter.

underperformance was less accentuated in Q2, as the decrease in net profit was 15%, from € 8.6

2. Television

2.
Television
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Operating revenue 70,269 71,368 (2%) 38,686 39,584 (2%)
Advertising 47,335 48,019 (1%) 27,388 28,248 (3%)
Other revenues 22,934 23,350 (2%) 11,297 11,336 (0%)
Operating Expenses, ex D&A 61,533 56,581 9
%
28,972 28,149 3
%
Restruturing Costs 414 157 164% 4
2
156 (73%)
Total Opex ex-D&A and Restruturing Costs 61,119 56,425 8
%
28,929 27,993 3
%
EBITDA 8,735 14,787 (41%) 9,714 11,436 (15%)
EBITDA margin 12.4% 20.7% (8.3pp) 25.1% 28.9% (3.8pp)
EBITDA ex-Restruturing Costs 9,149 14,943 (39%) 9,756 11,592 (16%)
EBITDA Margin ex-Restruturing Costs 13.0% 20.9% (7.9pp) 25.2% 29.3% (4.1pp)
Depreciation and amortisation 1,973 1,236 60% 1,024 616 66%
Operating income (EBIT) 6,762 13,550 (50%) 8,690 10,820 (20%)

In the first half of 2019, and considering TVI's FTA (generalist) channel, TVI24, TVI Ficção and TVI Reality, the aggregate group of channels had an audience share of 19.6% in all day and 23.4% in prime time (20h-24h). In the Adults commercial target the audience shares were 20.3% in all day and 24.0% in prime time.

All Day (%) UNIVERSE ADULTS
TVI Group 19.6 20.3
SIC Group 22.5 23.3
RTP Group 16.6 17.4
Prime Time (%) UNIVERSE ADULTS
TVI Group 23.4 24.0
SIC Group 23.5 24.1

According to GfK (audience provider), TVI had an all day audience share of 17.3% in the Universe target (all individuals). In the main commercial target – Adults - TVI had an all day share of 17.9%

As for prime time and for the Universe target, TVI ranked number one, with a share of 21.5%, which represents an excess of 1.2pp over the number two player and 8.5pp over the third one. TVI leads in this time slot and target since 2001.

Regarding the prime time for the Adults target, TVI had a share of 22.0%, while the second and the third most watched channels had 20.9% and 13.6%, respectively.

During this period, TVI based its programming on local drama (fiction), entertainment, news and sports.

In fiction, the novella "Valor da Vida" stood out as the most watched novela, with an average audience of 1 million and 89 thousand viewers, corresponding to a share of 24.0%. Meanwhile, "A Teia" also led in its time slot, with an average audience of 787 thousand viewers and a share of 23.5%.

In entertainment, "Dança com as Estrelas", led on Sunday nights, with an average audience of 1 million and 166 thousand viewers and a share of 27.3%. The show "Começar do Zero" had a share of 18.6% and more than 750 thousand viewers. Still on Sunday nights, "A Tua Cara Não Me É Estranha" had more than 700 thousand viewers and a share of 20.1%.

In news, "Jornal das 8" had approximately 900 thousand viewers and a share of 20.3%, benefiting from a bet on investigative journalism. It is also worthwhile to highlight the program attached to the "Jornal das 8", broadcasted on Sunday nights, "Gente Que Não Sabe Estar", with an average audience above 1.2 million and a share of 25.1%.

In sports, TVI is the FTA broadcaster of the Champions League, with a leading share of 41.1% and an average audience of almost 1.9 million individuals. In the male target, the share increases to 49.2%.

TVI24 kept the audience leadership among Portuguese news channels, with an average audience of 56 thousand viewers. In the first six months of 2019, 24 of the most watched 25 programs among the Portuguese news channels were broadcasted by TVI24.

TVI Reality is the 51st most watched channel, in a total of 150 channels, with a share of 0.3% among pay-tv homes and 189 thousand viewers.

TVI Internacional continues to increase its worldwide presence. In 2019 it became available in one more platform (the forth one) in Switzerland, representing an important step in what regards increasing the reach among the Portuguese community living abroad. TVI Internacional is currently broadcasted in more than 40 platforms and 22 territories worldwide.

TVI Ficção continued to increase its presence, also becoming available in two additional platforms in Switzerland. It is currently broadcasted in 14 territories.

TVI África is broadcasted in Angola and Mozambique, with the main programs being "Top K" and "Palopiando".

Regarding the sale of contents, and after winning the International Emmy for Best Telenovela in 2018, "Ouro Verde" was sold in Brasil to both Rede Bandeirantes and to a SVoD platform, as well as to other regions, such as Baltic countries, Macau, Francophone African countries. "Ouro Verde" is the second most sold novella by TVI/Plural. Finally, the novella "A Impostora" was sold to TF1, in France.

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

In terms of financial performance, the TV segment had its operating revenues decreasing by 2% (also -2% in Q2).

Advertising revenues were down 1% YoY (-3% in Q2).

In turn, other revenues, which include, among other, retransmission fees, sale of contents and multimedia, were down 2% (0% in Q2), mostly as a result of decreasing multimedia activity and lower retransmission fees.

Opex excluding restructuring charges increased by 8% (+3% in Q2), chiefly due to higher costs associated with programming costs, with the aim of maintaining the leadership, especially in prime time.

The combined evolution of revenues and costs led to an adjusted EBITDA of € 9.1 million (-39% YoY), whereas in Q2 the figure was € 9.8 million (-16%).

The introduction of IFRS 16 did not generate a relevant impact in EBIT.

3. Audiovisual Production

3.
Audiovisual Production
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Operating revenue 15,267 15,713 (3%) 9,514 8,202 16%
Advertising - - - - - -
Other revenues 15,267 15,713 (3%) 9,514 8,202 16%
Operating Expenses, ex D&A 16,575 15,610 6
%
9,203 8,226 12%
Restruturing Costs 172 192 (10%) (18) 7
3
n.a.
Total Opex ex-D&A and Restruturing Costs 16,403 15,418 6
%
9,221 8,153 13%
EBITDA (1,307) 103 n.a. 311 (24) n.a.
EBITDA margin (8.6%) 0.7% (9.2pp) 3.3% -0.3% 3.6pp
EBITDA ex-Restruturing Costs (1,136) 295 n.a. 293 4
9
496%
EBITDA Margin ex-Restruturing Costs (7.4%) 1.9% (9.3pp) 3.1% 0.6% 2.5pp
Depreciation and amortisation 1,517 954 59% 764 476 60%
Operating income (EBIT) (2,825) (851) (232%) (453) (500) 9
%

Plural continues to be one the main players in the audiovisual production sector, also with a relevant presence in the associated technical services/equipment and scenic design and construction.

In terms of the financial performance, this segment had operating revenues of € 15.3 million (-3%), reflecting the lower activity in Spain. On the contrary, in Portugal the activity recovered strongly in the second quarter, after a sharp drop in the first three months of the year, namely related with novellas. It is important to bear in mind that content production (as well as the other activities of Plural) typically does not follow a stable seasonality.

In Spain, the activity stands at residual levels, with a slim and flexible structure, the necessary one to address attractive commercial opportunities.

The adjusted opex stood increased 6%, due to the effort put into the quality of contents. In the second quarter, the variation was more relevant (+13%), as a result of the aforementioned higher activity in Portugal.

The adjusted EBITDA stood at € -1.1 million, which compares with € 0.3 million in 1H 2018. Nonetheless, in Q2 there was a YoY improvement, from € 0.0 million to € 0.3 million.

The introduction of IFRS 16 did not generate a relevant impact in EBIT.

4. Radio & Entertainment

4.
Radio & Entertainment
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Operating revenue 12,101 9,848 23% 6,251 5,674 10%
Advertising 9,933 9,056 10% 5,457 5,197 5
%
Other revenues 2,168 793 173% 794 476 67%
Operating Expenses, ex D&A 6,318 6,350 (1%) 3,284 3,288 (0%)
Restruturing Costs 2
0
- - 1
0
0 -
Total Opex ex-D&A and Restruturing Costs 6,298 6,350 (1%) 3,274 3,288 (0%)
EBITDA 5,783 3,498 65% 2,967 2,386 24%
EBITDA margin 47.8% 35.5% 12.3pp 47.5% 42.0% 5.4pp
EBITDA ex-Restruturing Costs 5,803 3,498 66% 2,977 2,386 25%
EBITDA Margin ex-Restruturing Costs 48.0% 35.5% 12.4pp 47.6% 42.0% 5.6pp
Depreciation and amortisation 651 562 16% 321 277 16%
Operating income (EBIT) 5,132 2,936 75% 2,646 2,109 25%

In the three radio audience readings published in 2019, the data continues to point out the outstanding performance of the various formats that belong to Media Capital.

The most recent data by Media Capital registered an aggregate audience share of 35.8%, whereas the reach figure (AAV) was 26.9% (27.5% in the average of the three audience readings), with the AAV of the second reading being the highest ever for any Portuguese radio group since 2003 (28.5%).

In terms of formats, Rádio Comercial had a share of 23.6%, with the highest number ever of listeners, with an AAV of 18.5%, corresponding to more than 1.5 million people.

In turn, M80 has been posting very good results, with an audience share of 7.2% in the latest reading and having registered its highest figure ever in the first reading (10.2%). M80 stands out as the third most listened-to radio station in Portugal. The AAV attained in the third reading of 2019 was 6.5%.

As for other formats, Cidade FM had a strong recovery, with an audience share of 3.7% and an AAV of 3.9%, its highest ever since the fifth reading of 2014.

Regarding innovation, the formats M80 and SmoothFM continued the process started last year, having now a total of 25 web radios (12 by M80, 6 by radio Comercial,5 by Smooth FM and 2 by Cidade FM), These are streaming radios that segment the most relevant clusters (both in genre and decades) for these FM formats. Such radios are not based on algorithms but rather on carefully playlists cherry picked by each format's team, both with a vast experience. This offer is available also through apps, and provides an invaluable extension of the FM products, thus increasing contact and brand awareness among listeners and advertisers, while proving that the Group's radios are already fully immerged in the digital transformation process.

On financial grounds, advertising improved by 10% YoY (+5% YoY in Q2), clearly outperforming the market.

Other operating revenues were up 173%, to € 2.2 million, benefiting not only from the activity of events and spot production, but mostly from the sale of tangible assets, with an impact € 1.0 million, which took place in Q1.

As for opex, it decreased by 1% (0% YoY in Q2), excluding restructuring costs.

The adjusted EBITDA improved by 66%, reaching € 5.8 million, with the corresponding margin close to 50%. In the second quarter, the adjusted EBITDA improved 25% to € 3.0 million (margin of 48%).

The introduction of IFRS 16 did not generate a relevant impact in EBIT.

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5. Others

5.
Others
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Operating revenue 8,009 7,719 4
%
4,053 3,966 2
%
Advertising 1,893 1,726 10% 964 1,032 (7%)
Other revenues 6,115 5,993 2
%
3,090 2,934 5
%
Operating Expenses, ex D&A 7,283 7,472 (3%) 3,579 3,695 (3%)
Restruturing Costs 8
1
5 >999% 0 0 -
Total Opex ex-D&A and Restruturing Costs 7,202 7,467 (4%) 3,579 3,695 (3%)
EBITDA 726 247 194% 474 270 76%
EBITDA margin 9.1% 3.2% 5.9pp 11.7% 6.8% 4.9pp
EBITDA ex-Restruturing Costs 807 252 220% 474 270 76%
EBITDA Margin ex-Restruturing Costs 10.1% 3.3% 6.8pp 11.7% 6.8% 4.9pp
Depreciation and amortisation 257 276 (7%) 130 132 (2%)
Operating income (EBIT) 469 (29) n.a. 345 138 150%

This segment includes the remaining activities of the Group, including digital, holding and shared services.

In the first six months of the year, Media Capital reinforced its digital audiences, keeping the leadership in the TV segment (TVI, TVI24 and TVI Player) and now also in Lifestyle, with the own brand "SELFIE".

Comparing with the similar period of 2018, the variation in visits, page views and videos was 46%, 45% and -26%, respectively.

In the monthly audience ranking NetAudience, which measures reach (unique individuals contacted during a month), TVI was by far the best positioned TV brand, standing in the overall top 3 ranking.

On financial KPIs, advertising revenues improved 10% (-7% in Q2), whereas other operating revenues were up 2% (+5% in Q2).

Adjusted EBITDA was € 0.8 million (vs € -0.3 million in 1H 2018),

6. Capex

6.
Capex
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Capex 2,594 1,025 153% 2,019 655 208%
Television 1,946 548 255% 1,535 347 342%
Audiovisual Production 313 403 (22%) 286 279 3
%
Radio & Entertainment 139 2
5
465% 9
9
1
0
872%
Others 196 4
9
297%
0
%
9
9
1
8
441%

Overall capex was € 2.6 million, thus 153% YoY, mostly coming from the TV segment, due to investments in high definition.

The values reported do not include any amount related with right-of-use assets in the context of the adoption of the IFRS 16.

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7. Cash Flow

7.
Cash Flow
€ thousand 1H 2019 1H 2018
P
F
% Var Q2 2019 Q2 2018
P
F
% Var
Receipts 105,522 113,198 (7%) 57,331 62,235 (8%)
Payments (89,631) (89,973) 0
%
(45,656) (45,014) (1%)
Cash flows op. activities (1) 15,891 23,226 (32%) 11,674 17,221 (32%)
Receipts 1,581 1,286 23% 244 0 -
Payments (3,002) (1,852) (62%) (1,247) (495) (152%)
Cash flows inv. activities (2) (1,421) (566) (151%) (1,002) (495) (103%)
Receipts 38,736 61,930 (37%) 23,314 36,783 (37%)
Payments (53,332) (84,382) 37% (33,950) (53,283) 36%
Cash flows fin. activities (3) (14,596) (22,453) 35% (10,636) (16,500) 36%
Cash at the begining of the period 382 294 30% 220 275 (20%)
Variation of cash (4) = (1) + (2) + (3) (126) 207 n.a. 3
6
226 (84%)
Effect of FX differences (0) 0 n.a. (0) 1 n.a.
Cash at the end of the period 256 502 (49%) 256 502 (49%)

Operating cash flow was € 15.9 million (€ 23.2 million in 2018), stemming from the TV and audiovisual segments, in both cases motivated by lower cash inflows, as a result of lower activity.

Cash flow from investing stood at € -1.4 million, comparing with € -0.6 million in 2018. Cash flow relate with tangible and intangible assets was € - 3.0 million (€ -1.9 million a year ago).

Cash flow from financing activities was € -14.6 million (€ -22.5 million in 2018), reflecting the movements in operating and investing cash flow, as well as the variation of cash and equivalents.

8. Net debt

€ thousands Jun 19 Dec 18 Abs Var % Var Jun 18 Abs Var % Var
Group financial debt 81,156 86,044 (4,888) (6%) 74,609 6,547 9
%
Bank loans / Commercial paper / Bonds 78,632 84,533 (5,901) (7%) 73,941 4,692 6
%
Other debt 2,524 1,511 1,013 67% 669 1,855 277%
Cash & equivalents 256 382 (126) (33%) 502 (246) (49%)
Net debt 80,900 85,661 (4,761) (6%) 74,108 6,793 9
%

Net debt at the end of June 2019 was € 80.9 million, representing a reduction of € 4.8 million vs the end of 2018. Notwithstanding, applying the IFRS 16 impact to the YE 2018 figures, net debt at the end of December would increase by € 7.2 million, standing at € 92.9 million. Hence, adjusting for this impact, net debt would have decreased by € 12.0 million during this period.

Media Capital continues to have a sound capital structure. The Group expects to maintain the operating cash flow performance and the reduction of net debt in 2019.

GRUPO MEDIA CAPITAL, S.G.P.S, S.A.

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2019 AND 2018

(Amounts stated in Euro thousand)

6 months ended 3 months ended
30.06.2019 30.06.2018 30.06.2019 30.06.2018
OPERATING REVENUES:
Services rendered 62,450 63,088 35,754 36,706
Other operating revenue 23,933 23,788 11,321 11,443
Total operating revenue 86,383 86,876 47,076 48,149
OPERATING EXPENSES:
Cost of programs broadcasted and goods sold (12,874) (8,959) (3,421) (3,984)
Subcontrats and third party supplies (38,021) (37,324) (19,958) (19,236)
Payroll expenses (20,845) (20,820) (10,273) (10,437)
Depreciation and amortization (4,399) (3,028) (2,239) (1,501)
Provisions and impariment losses (39) (137) 6
0
(80)
Other operating expenses (363) (209) (246) (184)
Total operating expenses (76,540) (70,477) (36,076) (35,422)
Net operating profit 9,843 16,399 10,999 12,727
FINANCIAL EXPENSES:
Financial expense (1,410) (1,754) (782) (755)
Financial income 2
7
138 - 127
Finance costs, net (1,383) (1,616) (782) (627)
Profit before tax 8,459 14,783 10,217 12,099
Income tax expense (2,570) (4,292) (2,942) (3,548)
Consolidated net profit for continued operations 5,890 10,491 7,276 8,551
Attributable to:
Equity holders of the parent 5,890 10,491 7,276 8,551
Earnings per share (Euros)
Basic 0.0697 0.1241 0.0861 0.1012
Diluted 0.0697 0.1241 0.0861 0.1012

GRUPO MEDIA CAPITAL, S.G.P.S, S.A.

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS OF 30 JUNE 2019 AND 31 DECEMBER 2018

(Amounts stated in Euro thousand)

ASSETS 30.06.2019 31.12.2018
NON-CURRENT ASSETS:
Goodwill 149,374 149,374
Intangible assets 9,394 9,826
Tangible fixed assets and right-of-use assets 21,714 16,026
Investment in financial assets 5 5
Transmission rights and TV programs 41,426 48,146
Other non-current assets 2,275 2,410
Deferred income tax assets 2,043 2,161
226,231 227,949
CURRENT ASSETS:
Transmission rights and TV programs 32,522 31,136
Trade and other account receivable 31,508 30,700
Current tax assets 318 288
Other current assets 4,813 3,436
Cash and cash equivalents 256 382
69,418 65,941
TOTAL ASSETS 295,649 293,891
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
EQUITY:
Share capital 89,584 89,584
Reserves 53,914 32,362
Profit for the period 5,890 21,573
Equity attributable to controlling interests 149,387 143,519
Total Equity 149,387 143,519
LIABILITIES:
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES:
Borrowings 37,122 46,115
Provisions 5,780 5,762
Deferred income tax liabilities 1,058 1,091
43,960 52,968
CURRENT LIABILITIES:
Borrowings 44,034 39,929
Trade and other payables 33,358 32,930
Other current liabilities 24,910 24,544
Total liabilities 102,302
146,262
97,403
150,371
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 295,649 293,891

GRUPO MEDIA CAPITAL, SGPS, S.A.

CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENTS

FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2019 AND 2018

(Amounts stated in Euro thousand)

OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Cash receipts from customers
105,522
(51,135)
113,198
Cash paid to suppliers (50,428)
Cash paid to employees (21,318) (20,483)
Cash generated from operations 33,069 42,287
Cash received/(paid) relating to income tax (56) 6
Other cash received/(paid) relating to operating activities (17,122) (19,068)
Net cash from operating activities (1) 15,891 23,226
INVESTING ACTIVITIES:
Cash received relating to:
The sale of subsidiaries - 1,286
Disposal of fixed tangible and intangible assets 1,448 -
Investment subsidies 134 -
Interest and similar income - 0
1,581 1,286
Payments resulting from:
Acquisition of tangible assets (2,585) (1,701)
Acquisition of intangible assets (417) (151)
(3,002) (1,852)
Net cash from /(used in) investing activities (2) (1,421) (566)
FINANCING ACTIVITIES:
Cash received relating to:
Borrowings 38,736 61,930
Cash paid relating to:
Borrowings (50,761) (82,850)
Leases (1,489) (152)
Interest and other similar expenses (923) (1,304)
Other financial expenses (160) (76)
(53,332) (84,382)
Net cash from/(used in) financing activities (3) (14,596) (22,453)
Cash and equivalents at the begining of the period 382 294
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents (4) = (1) + (2) + (3) (126) 207
Exchange rate effect (0) 0
Cash and equivalents at the end of the period 256 502

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