Established in 2001 Bringing the companies in the Satellite TV ecosystem in Turkey together Acting as the voice of the sector in front of governmental institutions Representing the Sat TV sector not only in domestic, but also in international level Education and training activities in cooperation with Global VSAT Forum 2/12

The highest production capacity in Europe Digital platforms Well established brands in domestic and international markets 80+ members 400+ million USD export potential 3/12

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First TV broadcasting in 1952 by Technical University of Istanbul, in VHF-I TRT begun with TV broadcasting in 1968 The first private TV broadcasting in TV channels today 6/12

75+ million population, 33% of the population below 15 years 15 million housholds 19 million TV consumption sites TV viewing percentage of the populatiın is 94% 4.5 hours TV consumption per day 7/12

553 TV and 1120 Radio channels in total are broadcasting in Turkey 247 TV and 1057 Radio channels Terrestrial, 205 TV and 63 Radio channels over Satellite, 101 TV channels via Cable TV. TV viewing distribution – 67.3% “via satellite dish” – 29.9% “via terrestrial antenna” – 8.9% “via cable” – 1.6% “via digital platforms” DTH is being preferred due to the higher quantitiy of alternatives, quality, economy reasons. 8/12

In 2011 total Sat Receiver sales figure in Turkey is pcs has been manufactured in Turkey, pcs has been imported Export to Europe, Middle East, North Africa, Asia Total Sat Receiver production capacitiy in Turkey is 14 million pcs/year 9/12

In 1994 Türksat 1B has been launched to 42° East Türksat was the main trigger for initiating the Turkish Sat TV sector. After the launch of Türksat 4A and Türksat 4B, we are expecting that the Turkish Sat TV sector will meet new opportunities esp. in the African market. 10/12

New digital broadcasting technologies will create new demands by TV housholds for various kinds of set-top-boxes in the future HD STB Digital terrestrial (DVB-T2) DVB-C IPTV and OTT STB 11/12

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