Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Introduction –Main highlights since floatation, value contribution –Business model –Group TPI international presence Growth strategy –Paper product –Multimedia Platforms –Geographical expansion Revenue and EBITDA projections Summary

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Introduction –Main highlights since floatation, value contribution –Business model –Group TPI international presence

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Core product revenues increase by 10% in 2000 Tripled traffic and revenues in the internet Multiplied revenues 5x in Brazil and acquired control of biggest directory publisher in Chile

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI is a Growth story that delivers value... IPO´s Value: EUR1.8bn June 23rd, B2B Marketplace Beta Version Verticals and Cityguides launched Virtual Mall launching YPOL Re- launched Expansion into Sao Paulo capital Publiguías acquisition 1999 EUR3bn GBP’s purchase Touristic Guides launched March 2001 (2) Market cap EUR 2.50 bn (1) SOPV EUR 3.16bn (1) Sum Of the parts Valuation based on latest analyst reports (Jan-Feb 01). Average targert price: EUR 8.58 (2) Average closing price Februrary 2001: EUR 6.78 EUR2bn

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. … and is well positioned to guarantee continuous growth based on core assets Universal Brand Recognition Largest Advertising Platform Solid and Widespread Usage High Lead Purchases Experienced and Strong Sales force Most Comprehensive Database Strong Investment Capacity

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. 60% lead purchases TPI is leader in connecting supply and demand... More than 600,000 unique customers More than 50 million books published Over 50 million users Increase Advertisers Base Increase Usage Purchase of Products and Services

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. … and expands its business model across the value chain Information Choice Contact TransactionDelivery Customer Satisfaction Yellow Pages Online Products Talking Pages White Pages 57.6m queries/month (1) 36.1m queries/month (1) Over 117,000 calls/month (2) More than 1.5m visits in December 2000 (3) ( 1) Source: EMER monthly average as of year 2000 (2) Source: TPI monthly average as of year 2000 (3) Source: December 2000 figures audited by OJD (Oficina de Justificación de la Difusión)

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Market share: 84% Directories revenues as a % of GDP: 0.06% Unique advertisers: + 480,000 Nº Users: million SPAIN Market share: 90% (2) Directories revenues as a % of GDP: 0.04% Unique advertisers: + 66,800 ARGENTINA (1) Market share: 93% Directories revenues as a % of GDP: 0.10% Unique advertisers: + 47,900 CHILE Market share (Sao Paulo capital): 16% (3) Directories revenues as a % of GDP: 0.06% Unique advertisers: + 9,900 BRAZIL Market share: 82% Directories revenues as a % of GDP: 0.02% Unique advertisers: + 42,200 PERU (1) … in a market with over 5 million companies and more than 289 million inhabitants (1) Peru and Argentina still pending (2) In the area where it operates(Buenos Aires and South Argentina) (3) Expected in year 2001 Directory revenues as % of GDP: Source Simba Cowles 1998 TPI Group Over 600,000 clients Sales Force: over 1,800 people 150 YP and WP Directories 50 million circulation

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Growth strategy –Paper product –Multimedia Platforms –Geographical expansion

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI focuses its growth along three main lines Growth Strategies Multimedia Distribution Platforms Sustained growth above peers Diversify revenue streams Increase customers’ value added Extend the reach and visibility of our customers Sustained incremental growth Possibility to exploit synergies & economies of scale Know how transfer - Cross fertilization Paper Products Geographical expansion

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. In Spain, the focus is to sustain growth above European peers... Promoting new advertising content - Colour Cross-selling with Yellow Pages Implementing new segmentation strategies Facilitating migration from B&W ads, to Colour ads Increasing Headings per advertiser and Multiple Book presence Encouraging migration towards Bigger Size ads Yellow Pages: Grow average revenue per advertiser White Pages: Increase advertising content

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. … whilst in LATAM the focus will be in exploiting synergies and transferring know how acquired in Spain Review pricing strategy Improve content Reinforce advertising spending Relaunch brand name Improve value added content and products Reinforce advertising spending Improve content Reinforce advertising spending Renegotiate key contracts Launch niche products Argentina Chile Peru Reinforce advertising spending Expand geographically Brazil Dominant PlayersStart-up

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Paper Revenues in Latam will grow faster than in Spain accounting for 43% of total revenue for year 2004 Total Proforma Paper revenues CAGR 20-22% CAGR 9-11% e TPI SpainLATAM 2000 Pro forma 38% 43% Growth estimates in constant Euros

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI maximizes advertisers’ visibility, adapting contents to multiple platforms “Extend the reach of our customers through alternative platforms” Mobile (WAP, GRPS, UMTS) Call Center Operator Assisted Yellow Pages Internet Digital TV TPI’s Contents

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. For Online Product our strategy is a natural transition from paper to e-commerce E-Commerce Online Advertising Paper Increased value through Target advertising B2C - VIRTUAL MALL More than 1,300 shops in Spain Dual strategy in E- Commerce B2B MRO Marketplace More than 63,000 paying customers in Spain More than 600,000 1 Advertisers in Paper Products Biggest Advertising Platform 1 Total aggregated unique customers as of Dec Ability to leverage Brand Equity, Customer Base, Content and Sales Force

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. YPOL shows a strong potential to convert traffic into revenues * Visits and Page Views are audited by the OJD (January-September 2000) Revenues x 2.9 (Eur m) Clients x , , ´Page Views x 2.9 ( ) 232,192 78,428 40,074 50,666 59,527 81,925 Total 19991Q 002Q 003Q 004Q 00Total ´Visits x 3.4 ( ) 11,270 4,450 2,807 2,071 1,941 3,308 Total 19991Q 002Q 003Q 004Q 00Total 2000

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. E-commerce is the next step from online advertising 1,300 shops classified in 24 different categories Affordable e-commerce solution for Spanish SMEs Scalable developments Positioning, today a main source of revenues Value proposition: Content + ASP offering Simplified and efficient purchasing process SMEs access to big companies purchasing terms and conditions Transaction based revenues for TPI Critical mass of buyers and sellers is Key Virtual Mall MRO’s Marketplace B2B B2C

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Operator Assisted Yellow Pages are fully operational in Spain Most comprehensive and accessible database Mobility: access from anywhere Revenues come from advertising and telephone traffic Additional revenues as commerce enabler Value added services to 10% of calls Revenues grew 16% from 1999 Transferable model to Latam SPAIN Number of Calls (000´) Talking Pages service has been offered nation wide in Spain since 2Q99 1, % 42,500 62, Clients + 46%

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Multimedia revenues will grow faster to represent up to 8% of total revenues by year 2004 Multimedia Revenues vs Other Revenues (EUR m) CAGR 00/04e: 50% - 60% 2% Multimedia Revenues 8% Multimedia Revenues Year 2000 Proforma Year 2004e Spain Latam Consolidate advertising Model Specialised Sales force Develop transactional environments Product bundle strategy Know how in Spain transferable Core assets to leverage online strategy already in place

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI Multimedia positioning Note: Size of circle implies revenue potential Virtual Mall Marketplace Europages Online E-commerce Advertising ResidentialSMEs and Professionals Revenue Source Usage Local Guides Verticals YPOL Talking Pages

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI will pursue different avenues to secure its international presence Acquisition Greenfield Incumbent editor - Limited opportunities / Mature markets Second player- Clear targets - High growth markets - Secure market share Niche operator- Exploit synergies - High growth markets - Secure significant market share Alliances - Market knowledge and presence - Increase synergies

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Revenue and EBITDA projections

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. TPI´s solid P & L and strong business model will support the growth strategy envisaged by its management team Total Revenues e TPI ConsolidatedChile+Argentina+Peru (Pro forma) CAGR 11-13% CAGR 22-24% Total EBITDA e TPI ConsolidatedChile+Argentina+Peru (Pro forma) CAGR 10-12% CAGR 15-17% Growth estimates in constant Euros

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. Summary

Telefónica First Investors Conference March 2001, Rio de Janeiro. To summarize: TPI is an extraordinary mixture of highly profitable business and unique window opportunity to expand in the internet and internationally TPI is a unique company with high margins, high growth, stable cash generation business and a natural expansion opportunity into the internet TPI has a sound financial position to pursue new opportunities and to expand into new markets TPI’s business model allows for a natural migration to internet