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BROAD TELECOM S.A.

COMPANY PROFILE

INDEX 1.- MISSION................................................................................................................................. 3 2.- ORGANIZATION..................................................................................................................... 4 3.- RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT............................................................................................. 5 4.- SYSTEMS ENGINEERING..................................................................................................... 7 4.- SYSTEMS ENGINEERING..................................................................................................... 7

4.1.- ACTIVITIES...................................................................................................................... 8 5.- TECHNICAL REFERENCES .................................................................................................. 9

5.1.- Professional Experience................................................................................................. 11 5.2.- Projects References since 1996..................................................................................... 12

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1.- MISSION BTESA (BROAD TELECOM S.A.) Spanish high-tech company fully committed to serve the

broadcasting and telecommunications markets, designs and manufactures professional

equipment for both TV program production centers and transmitter stations.

Founded by a prestigious alliance of over 25 telecommunication engineers specialized in the

area of broadcasting as well as satellite and terrestrial telecommunications, BTESA today

enjoys an experience of over 35 years in the design and deployment of broadcasting systems

and audio video infrastructures.

Together with its own R&D resources BTESA has a state of the art laboratory which allows the

company to design and fully manufacture all the elements and modules of its various

equipment. This proprietary technology is one of BTESA’s most powerful tools, and allows

complete adaptation of new equipment to the needs of all radio and television broadcasters.

Its Systems Engineering Department ensures the implementation of turn-key system projects in

the most optimal way both technically and economically. Its Quality over Quantity philosophy is

the key to the success of its solutions, strengthened by its expertise in terms of planning, project

management, flexibility, responsiveness and technical efficiency.

Particularly well placed to provide a comprehensive service to ensure success in a highly

competitive industry, the after-sales support and knowledge transfer are two factors of extreme

importance to BTESA.

The quality and reliability of its products and services guide the company toward the success of

telecommunications operators and broadcasters. Thus, ISO 9001 and ISO 9002 have been

recently renewed. All products have CE marking. The Company is a member of both Spanish

and international associations (NAB, Aniel, SERCOBE).

BTESA has achieved an impressive record of projects executed to customer satisfaction

throughout its history

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2.- ORGANIZATION

With more than one hundred employees, BTESA Technology Group’s headquarters and main

factory are located in Madrid (Spain, EU), in a building of over 8000 square meters placed in a

modern technology park.

Its business and technical services are enhanced thanks to subsidiaries and business partners:

BTESA America (Panama) and BTESA Asia (Indonesia). They coordinate and provide

technical and commercial support to the company’s activities in these regions. A network of

agents and distributors in more than fifty countries; particularly in Asia, where special and

exclusive services are offered.

BTESA’s range of products and services is completed with Wimax technology through its

subsidiary company ALBENTIA SYSTEMS SA, which manufactures and deploys this

technology for the audio video sector.

BTESA has established partnership agreements with leading companies to ensure the

compatibility of its products and the optimization of its technological solutions.

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3.- RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Innovation in products and systems specified to meet the most demanding international

standards is an ongoing process carried out by our engineers and product designers.

Its team of expert engineers working in the R & D laboratory is BTESA’s key active covering the

most diverse technological specialties: software, hardware, mechanical, power and cooling,

among others. All the technical staff has a strong background and a deep expertise in

broadcasting technologies, digital signal processing as well as terrestrial, cable and satellite

transmission technologies.

The combination of these resources allows BTESA to offer a wide range of home-developed

products:

- Analogue and digital TV transmitters in all bands and all international standards

Low Power Transmitters and Gapfillers

Medium Power Air Cooling

High Power

Liquid Cooling

- Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) Transmitters

- Distribution Network and Coverage Supervision System

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- Data communication networks (Internet, data, video, analog and / or digital,

audio, etc.) and COFDM links.

- Radio and TV studio production Equipment Test signal Generators Character Generators Amplifiers - Distributors of video and audio

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4.- SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Broadcast systems engineering is one of the company's core activities. To meet customer's

needs, an effective support structure has been established which provides direct access to a

wide range of in-house resources.

Apart from the basic tasks performed by this department on the

requirements definition and technology selection, coordination with

the consumer remains a priority. For this and when all sorts of

technological alternatives are to be considered, the experience of

completed projects is shared in order to strengthen the cooperation.

Regardless of the size or value of the project, BTESA always implements the processes of

certification and validation of all equipment that makes part of the technological system. It is in

this way that BTESA provides the most appropriate and most effective way to complete the

technical objectives within the established budget.

Planning, management and execution of projects are key responsibilities of the Systems

Engineering division to ensure the fulfillment of deadlines considering the different

circumstances of each case, country and location.

BTESA’s commitment to quality assures that each subsystem

is globally certified before delivery. This procedure also

includes the control of aging and climate chamber tests to

ensure operational performance under extreme temperature

conditions. The presence of customers to perform test

procedures and factory acceptance trainings is always

appreciated.

In addition, the technical specifications of the systems are

checked at the time of commissioning, after which the results

and measurements are confirmed with our Systems Engineers.

The same team that plans and implements the system is

responsible for providing training courses for technicians.

This expertise has enabled BTESA to carry out many projects around the world including:

turnkey projects for turn-key production and transmission centers, production facilities, post-

production facilities, programming facilities, Outside Broadcast vans, TV transmitter networks,,

radio and TV coverage, distribution and transportation signal systems, remote management,

solar power systems, etc..

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4.1.- ACTIVITIES Design and planning of distribution and transmission networks

The experience resulting from the deployment of the Spanish national network using the

best performing simulation software allow BTESA to help its clients to plan their

broadcasting networks providing coverage optimization and interference removal

Complete engineering (production, distribution, control and supervision)

Its know-how providing complete solutions allow BTESA to offer the optimal composition

of all systems related to the production, transport and signal broadcast

Project Management

The company’s systems engineers’ solid training in planning and project management,

reinforced with the experience of successful projects in several countries and in the most

diverse conditions, allow BTESA to establish specific management procedure

Installation and commissioning

Through the collaboration of its business partners and supervision of expert engineers,

who ensure good implementation of our technology, BTESA provides support ranging

from design to commissioning of equipment

Training

Particularly for knowledge transfer to users, the company BTESA promotes technical

development of its customers. For this, a wide range of courses and training experiences

are usually organized by BTESA

After Sales Service

Technical support is one of BTESA’s priorities, which is why the company provides its

customers with a comprehensive after sales service with different modalities, such as:

24sur24 hotlines, repairs, spare parts, maintenance contracts and other opportunities

Others

Specializing in the implementation of advanced technologies, BTESA has established a

close cooperation with Universities, Scientific Organizations and Governments to

facilitate the development and integration of new ICTs

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5.- TECHNICAL REFERENCES With over 5,000 transmitters and repeaters installed around the world during the last five years, BTESA highlights its main customers: EUROPE Bulgarian Telecom. Comp.- BTC (Bulgaria) European Broadcasting Union (EBU) EUTELSAT Matra-Marconi (UK) RTBF Charleroi (Belgium) Global Communications (Croatia) MediaBurst (Portugal) Digea (Grece) UMedia (Danemark) Abertis Telecom (Spain) AXION (Spain) FORTA (Spain) Gobierno de Navarra (Spain) Gobierno Vasco (Spain) RTV Valenciana (Spain) Sogecable (Spain) Telecom-CLM (Spain) Telefonica S.A. (Spain) Govern Balear (Spain) Itelazpi (Spain) Agencia EFE (Spain) Alcatel Espacio (Spain) Antena 3 TV (Spain) ATEI-Iberamerican Educ.TV Assoc.(Spain) Cable y Television Catalunya (Spain) Canal Costa del Sol (Spain) Canal Plus (Spain) Canal Satelite Digital (Spain) Canal Sur Television (Spain) Centre Telecom. Catalunya (Spain) CRTV Galicia (Spain) Elecnor (Spain) Estudios Telecinco S.A. (Spain) Euskal Telebista (Spain) Euskaltel (Spain) Junta de Extremadura (Spain) Madrid 5 TV (Spain) Madritel (Spain) Unitecnic (Spain) Universidad Pais Vasco (Spain) Universidad Pompeu Fabra (Spain) Video IEC (Spain) Telefonica Servicios Audiovisuales (Spain) Television de Catalunya (Spain) Television Española (Spain)

AFRICA TV Popular de Angola – TPA (Angola) Televisao Independiente CaboVerde (Cap Vert) Televisao da Guinea-Bissau (Guinée Bissau) Bedele Town (Ethiopia) Dire-Dawa Council (Ethiopia) ERTU-Egyptian Radio & TV Union (Egypt) Ethiopian Radio&TV Ag.-ERTA (Ethiopia) Metahara Sugar Co. (Ethiopia) Ministry of Capacity Build.- CSRPO (Ethiopia) ORTM (Mali) Ministère de la Communication (MALI) RTVGE (Equatorial Guinea) SNRT (Morocco) TV Moçambique (Moçambique) Télédiffusion d’Algérie (Algérie) AMERICA Canal 11 (Panamá) Caracol TV (Colombia) CERTV (Dominican Republic) ENTB - Empresa Nacional TV (Bolivia) Radiocuba (Cuba) RCN Televisión (Colombia) SERTV (Panama) SINART (Costa Rica) SODRE (Uruguay) Teletica 7 (Costa Rica) Televisa (Mexico) ViVE TV (Venezuela) VTV (Venezuela) ASIA Baiyin TV Station (China) Ha-Giang TV Province (Vietnam) Independent Television Network (Sri Lanka) Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (Sri Lanka) Nepal TV (Nepal) TVRI (Indonesia) Toshiba (Japan) Vietnam Television –VTV (Vietnam) Yen Bai TV Province (Vietnam) Al Jazeera Sports (Qatar) National Communications Commission (Taiwan)

World Films (Spain)

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5.1.- Professional Experience The experience achieved by BROAD TELECOM is reflected in the following project record in which its members have been directly involved holding various responsibility positions (R & D, Engineering, Production, Project Management, etc.) • RETEVISION (Spain) (since 1970) TV1 & TV2 transmitter and transposer network • CANAL 13 SINART (Costa Rica) (1978) " National TV Channel “ • TVE (Spain) (1982) TV Studios Torrespaña. World Football Championship • VTV Venezolana de Televisión (Venezuela) (1983). O.B. Vans and TV studios. Pan-

American Games • ETB Euskal Telebista (Spain) (1983). O.B.Van • INRAVISION (Colombia) (1984). Transmitter network • TV3 (Spain) (1984) "Televisión de Cataluña” TV studios • ABC (USA) (1984) "Olympic Games Los Angeles 1984" • ETB Euskal Telebista (Spain (1984) Transmitter Network • CRTVG TV Galicia (Spain) (1984) "Program Production Center" • European Space Agency (ESA) (1985) PRODAT: Data communication system via satellite • CRTVG TV Galicia (Spain) (1985). Transmitter Network • Canal 13 SINART (Costa Rica) (1985) Upgrading of studio and transmitter network facilities • National Institute of Meteorology of Spain (1986). Satellite earth station and signal

processing of Meteosat, Tiros and Goes satellites • RTV Valencia CANAL NOU (Spain) (1987). Audio-visual Training Center, Program

Production Center & Transmitter Network • RETEVISION (Spain) (1987). "Refurbishing and Up-grading of TV1 Network” • CANAL SUR (Spain) (1988). "TV and Radio Studios" & “TV Transmitter and transposer

Network” • RNE (Spain) (1988) Up-grading of Central Control • Agencia EFE (Spain) (1988) Program Production Center • RETEVISION (Spain) (1988) Renewal and Up-grading of TV1 & TV2 Network • TELEMADRID (Spain) (1989) TV Transmitter and transposer network • Ministerio de Comunicaciones de Cuba (1989) Transmitter Network • RETEVISION (Spain) (1989) Transmitter Network of “Phase 0” for TV Private Channels

(Antena 3, Telecinco, Canal Plus) • ANTENA 3-TV (Spain) (1990) “Program Production Center”. Madrid • CANAL PLUS (Spain) (1990) Program Production Center • CANAL SUR (Spain) (1990) Program Production Center • CRTVG (Spain) (1990) TV signal monitoring system • RETEVISION (Spain) (1990) Transmitter Network of “Phase 1” for TV Private Channels

(Antena 3, Telecinco, Canal Plus) • ANTENA 3-TV (Spain) (1990) “Program Production Center. Barcelona • RETEVISION (Spain) (1991) Transmitter Network of “Phase 2” for TV Private Channels

(Antena 3, Telecinco, Canal Plus) • Olympic Games Barcelona 1992 (Spain) (1991-1992) Audio-visual Production Facilities • ISRAELI BROADCASTING AUTHORITY.(1991) O.B. Radio Vans • TELEFONICA (Spain) (1991) “Program Production Center”. Seville • RETEVISION (Spain)(1991-1992) TV signal routing and monitoring system. Seville Expo-92 • Olympic Games Barcelona 1992 (Spain) (1991-1992) Supply and Installation of

International Broadcasting Center (1991-1992)

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• NHK (Japan) (1992) Installation of Program Production Center at IBC Olympic Games

Barcelona'92 • NBC (USA) (1992) Routing Switcher • RETEVISION (Spain) (1992) Routing Switcher Olympic Games Barcelona'92 • RETEVISION (Spain) (1992) Transmitter Network of “Phase 3” for TV Private Channels

(Antena 3, Telecinco, Canal Plus) • TELEFONICA (Spain) (1992) Control Center Olympic Games Barcelona'92 • TELE-EXPO (Spain) (1992) Routing switcher and studio products • TELEFONICA (Spain) (1992) TV International Center. Madrid • ENTB (Bolivia) (1992). Empresa de Televisión Boliviana. TV studios and Transmitter

Network. Channel 7 • SINART (Costa Rica) (1992) TV Transmitters • INISEL ESPACIO (Spain) (1992) Equipment for the Hispasat satellite control system • GOBIERNO VASCO (Spain) (1992). TV Transmitters and transposers ETB1 &ETB2 • HUNGARIAN TV. (1992) Supply and installation of central control and editing suites • RTO (Spain) (1992) Production and transmission of HDTV signals, Olympic Games

Barcelona 92. • Radio Popular de ANGOLA (1992). Radio Stations • TELEVISA (Mexico) (1993-1995). TV Transmitter Network • SODRE (Uruguay) (1993) Program Production Center • SODRE (Uruguay) (1993) TV Transmitters • TV CARACAS (Venezuela) (1993) Program Production Center and TV Transmitter Station • TPA Television Popular Angola (1993). TV Transmitter Stations • TVE (Spain) (1993) Routing Switchers • ALCATEL (Spain) (1993) 26 Routing Switchers • TV-ANDORRA (1993) Program Production Center • EBU (1994) Winter Olympic Games Norway-1994 • CEE (1993) Digital TV Terrestrial Broadcasting (DTTB) Eureka project • GRAND ALLIANCE (USA) (1993) Digital TV transmitters 32-QAM Y 8-VSB • TELEFONICA (Spain) (1995) CATV Control Center. Madrid • CANAL PLUS (Spain) (1995) O.B. Van

5.2.- Projects References since 1996

• ATLANTA 1996 OLYMPLIC GAMES (1996) TV Source identification system, Technical support and assistance at the International Broadcasting Center

• MINISTERIO DE COMUNICACIONES DE CUBA (1996) Supply of TV transmitter drivers • TELEVISION POPULAR DE ANGOLA (TPA) (1997) Supply, installation and

commissioning of TV Transmitter Stations and 8-Camera/4-VTR O.B.V. • RETEVISION (SPAIN) (1997) Supply of a DVB-T Transmitter for the experimental terrestrial

broadcasting network (Project VIDITER) • RETEVISION (SPAIN) (1997) Screen-grid voltage modulators for tetrode TV Transmitters • ADIGAS (ANGOLA) (1997) 1 kW BIII TV Transmitter Station • RETEVISION (SPAIN) (1997) Supply, installation and commissioning of TV transposer

stations • GOBIERNO DE NAVARRA (SPAIN) (1997) Supply, installation and commissioning of 20

TV transposer Stations • LA GOMERA (SPAIN) (1997) Supply of 10 TV Transmitter stations • RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (SPAIN) (1997-1998) Noticies 9 TV Regional

Channel. Supply, installation and commissioning of Transmitter and transposer stations

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• ENTB (BOLIVIA) (1998) Channel 7 (Empresa Nacional de Television Boliviana).Two TV

Production Centres, Two 4-Camera/3-VTR O.B. Vans and 40 TV Transmitter stations • TELEVISA (MEXICO) (1998-2000) Supply and commissioning of 68 TV Transmitter

Stations of 1kW and 2 kW • CANAL 11 (PANAMA) (1999) Supply and commissioning of Five TV Transmitting Stations

of 10 kW BIII and UHF, One TV Transmitter Station of 2kW BIII and 6 Station Monitoring Systems.

• RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (SPAIN) (1999) Supply, installation and commissioning of one 500W DVB-T Station

• RETEVISION (SPAIN) (1999) Supply and installation of 4 2kW UHF Transmitting Stations • RETEVISION (SPAIN) (1999) Supply and installation of Eleven Transposer Stations for the

Regional Television of Canary Islands WORLD FILM (SPAIN) (2000) Supply of a TV O.B. Van (7 cameras / 5 VTRs) TELEFONICA SERVICIOS AUDIOVISUALES (SPAIN) (2000) Supply, installation and

commissioning of one 100W DVB-T Station TELEFONICA SERVICIOS AUDIOVISUALES (SPAIN) (2000) Supply, Installation and

commissioning of a 500 W Digital Audio Transmitter TELETICA (COSTA RICA) (2000) Supply of four TV Transposers (1kW y 250W) CARACOL TV (COLOMBIA) (2000) Supply of two TV Transmitter Stations (200W) ERTU (EGYPT) (2000) Supply and commissioning of four 50W UHF TV stations (three TV

programs each, monitoring system, antenna system) integrated in passive conditioning shelters.

ERTU (EGYPT) (2000) Supply and commissioning of four 2kW BIII and one 500W BIII TV stations.

RTVD (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC) (2000) Supply, installation and commissioning of five UHF TV Transmitter Stations (30kW, 20kW, 10kW, 5kW y 1kW) and complementary Studio equipment for Production Centre.

MINISTERIO DE COMUNICACIONES (CUBA) (2000) Supply and commissioning of two 5 kW BIII TV Transmitters.

RETEVISION (SPAIN) (2001) Supply, installation and commissioning of five TV Transmitter Stations (3x10kW & 2x2kW)

GOBIERNO VASCO (SPAIN) (2001) Supply of 13 TV transposers including installation and commissioning of TV Network Supervision System.

TELEVISION POPULAR DE ANGOLA (TPA) (2001) 4-Camera / 3-VTR O.B. Van. MADRITEL (SPAIN) (2001). Monitoring and Central Control Room for Cable Headend (150

digital and 35 analog channels). RADIOCUBA (CUBA) (2001) Supply and commissioning of 20 kW BI TV Transmitting

station. TELECOM CLM (SPAIN) (2001) Supply, installation and commissioning of seven TV UHF

TV stations (2x2kW & 5x500W) TVRI (INDONESIA) (2001) Supply and commissioning of 3x2kW TV transmitting stations ORTM (MALI) (2001-2002) Supply, installation and commissioning of 21 TV and FM

transmitting stations. GOBIERNO VASCO (SPAIN) (2001-2002) Supply, installation and commissioning of five

TV UHF Transmitting stations (4x5kW & 1x1kW) and four DVB-T SFN UHF Transmitting stations (4x700W)

VIETNAM TELEVISION (VIETNAM) (2002-2003) Supply and commissioning of nineteen TV Transmitting Stations (5x2kW-BIII, 4x5kW-BIIII, 7x5kW-UHF, 3x10kW-UHF)

NEPAL TELEVISION (NEPAL) (2002-2003) Supply of eight 1kW-BIII TV Transmitting stations.

RADIOCUBA (CUBA) (2002) Supply and commissioning of 3x5kW-BIII TV Transmitting station.

VIETNAM TELEVISION (VIETNAM) (2003) Supply and commissioning of four TV

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Transmitting Stations (1x2kW-BIII, 3x10kW-UHF) METEHARA SUGAR FACTORY (ETHIOPIA) (2003) Supply of TV station (100W UHF

transmitter, 4.5m C-band TVRO, antenna system and monitoring equipment) RCN (COLOMBIA) (2003) Supply of 14 TV Transmitting Stations CARACOL TV (COLOMBIA) (2003) Supply of 14 TV Transmitting Stations ERTU (EGYPT) (2003) Supply and commissioning of four 2kW BIII and six 1kW BIII TV

Transmitting Stations. RADIOCUBA (CUBA) (2003) Supply and commissioning of five TV Transmitting Stations

(4x1kW, 1x2kW). VARIOUS LOCAL TVs (SPAIN) (2003-04) Continuity Playout Automation. RADIOCUBA (CUBA) (2004) Supply and commissioning of six TV Transmitting Stations

(2kW). RCN (COLOMBIA) (2004) Supply of 58 TV Transmitting Stations ranging from 50W up to

5kW RETEVISION (SPAIN) (2004) Supply, installation and commissioning of one TV Transmitter

Station (6x2kW UHF) TELECOM CLM (SPAIN) (2004) Supply, installation and commissioning of twenty eight TV

UHF TV stations ranging from 5W up to 2kW TELECOM CLM (SPAIN) (2004) Supply, installation and commissioning of TV Transmitting

Network Management System VIA NORBA TV (SPAIN) (2004) 2-robotic camera TV Production Studio. RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (SPAIN) (2004) Supply, installation and

commissioning of one 1kW DVB-T Station and 4-program head-end EMERITA TV (SPAIN) (2004) 3-camera TV Production Studio and Continuity Playout

Automation suite for Local TV station. BETICA TV (SPAIN) (2004) Continuity Playout Automation suite for Local TV station. AXION (SPAIN) (2004) Supply and installation of three 75W DVB-T stations. RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (SPAIN) (2004-2005) Supply and installation

of 87 transmitters & transposers for regional TV channel 1 (Canal Nou) ABERTIS-RETEVISION (SPAIN) (2005) Supply and installation of two DVB-T/H stations

(500W & 750W) AXION (SPAIN) (2005) Supply and installation of 13 DVB-T Low power TV Transmitters DIRE-DAWA MUNICIPALITY (ETHIOPIA) (2005) Supply of one Radio production and

automated playout Studio and 2 FM transmitter centers (2kW+500W and 1kW) TELEVISION PUBLICA DE ANGOLA (2005) Supply and installation of two in-container TV

transmitter stations (2x(5+5)kW BIII and 2x1kW UHF) with Towers and Antenna Systems. RTVGE (EQUATORIAL GUINEA) (2005) Supply of 3 TV Transmitting Stations ranging from

1kW up to 5kW ATEI - IBEROAMERICAN EDUCATIONAL TV ASSOCIATION (SPAIN) (2005) TV

Production Studio 3-camera. RCN (COLOMBIA) (2005-2006) Supply of 6 TV Transmitting Stations ranging from 100W

up to 500W in BIII and UHF CARACOL TV (COLOMBIA) (2005-2006) Supply of 6 TV Transmitting Stations ranging

from 100W up to 500W in BIII and UHF BEDELE TOWN (ETHIOPIA) (2006) Supply of TV Station composed of Transmitter,

Antenna System and TVRO equipment. TELEVISION PUBLICA DE ANGOLA (2006) Supply and installation supervision of 20x[

2x10W], 3x[ 2x100W], 1x[ 2x500W] and 1x[ 2x1kW] TV stations. ABERTIS-RETEVISION (SPAIN) (2006) Supply of 49 TV Transmitters (2W up to 2kW) SERTV (PANAMA) (2006) Supply of 3x10KW, 1x1kW, 1x500W TV transmitters, microwave

link network and Network Management System TELECOM-CLM (SPAIN) (2006) Supply and installation of 90 TV trasnmiters (2W up to

500W)

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Transmitter Station with Tower, Antenna System, Program Input Equipment and TVRO. ORTM (MALI) (2006-2007) Turn-key Project of 3 Regional Radio Stations in Gao, Koulikoro

and Tombouctou,( (500m2 building, on air studio, production studio, TVRO, 1KW FM Transmitter and P.I.E. & Monitoring Equipment, Energy Supply System, Tower and Antenna System)

ITELAZPI (SPAIN) (2006) Supply and installation of six 125W DVB-T transmitter stations. RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (SPAIN) (2006-2007) Supply and installation

of 34 DVB-T transmitters and gap fillers (5W to 1kW) HA-GIANG TV STATION (VIETNAM) (2007) Supply and installation of 5 TV Transmitters

Station (500W up to 5kW) and a 5-Camera / 2-VTR O.B. Van. TELECOM-CLM (SPAIN) (2007) Supply and installation of 18 DVB-T Transmitting stations

(20W up to 2kW) TELEVISION PUBLICA DE ANGOLA (2007) Supply and installation supervision of

3x[2x10W] solar-powered TV stations in 10’-containers ITELAZPI (SPAIN) (2007) Supply of 13 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 10W up to

100Wrms, with remote control Management system. SETSI (Secretaria de estado de telecomunicaciones y sociedad de la información

SPAIN) (2007-2008). DVB-T/H Pilot Projects in Colombia, Perú, Panamá y Venezuela, transmitter power ranging from 250W up to 750W.

RCN (COLOMBIA) (2007-2008) Supply of 17 TV Transmitting Stations ranging from 10W up to 2kW in BIII and UHF

BAIYIN TV STATION (CHINA) (2007-2008) Supply and installation of 6 TV Transmitters, 12 FM Transmitters, TV Studio Equipment, Radio Studio Equipment and a 6-Camera/ 3-VTR OB Van.

BULGARIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY – BTC (BULGARIA) (2008) Supply 12 TV Transmitters and Transposers, BIII and UHF, from 200 to 500W

TELEVISION PUBLICA DE ANGOLA (2008) Supply of 6 Band III stations each one with 2x 200W transmitters, program diplexers, antenna systems, towers, solar photovoltaic panels and Satellite receivers.

YEN-BAI TV STATION (VIETNAM) (2008) Supply and installation of 6 TV Transmitters Station (500W up to 5kW) and a 5-Camera / 2-VTR O.B. Van.

VTV (VENEZUELA) (2008) Supply of 37 TV UHF Transmitting Stations ranging from 100W up to 300W.

VIVE TV (VENEZUELA) (2008) Supply of 46 TV UHF Transmitting Stations ranging from 100W up to 300W.

MINISTRY OF CAPACITY BUILDING CSRPO (ETHIOPIA) (2008) Supply and installation of recording, production and editing facilities for a regional FM radio station.

SOCIETÉ NATIONALE DE TELEDIFFUSION – SNRT (MOROCCO) (2008) Supply 80 UHF Transmitters of 20W (twenty stations).

TELECOM CLM (SPAIN) (2008) Supply of 29 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 2W up to 100Wrms

ITELAZPI (SPAIN) (2008) Supply of 30 DVB-T gap-fillers, from 2W up to 25Wrms. TELEVISION PUBLICA DE ANGOLA (2008) Supply of 90 BIII transmitters, from 50W up to

5kW, including Monitoring racks, program diplexers and UPS. TVRI (INDONESIA) (2009) Supply and installation of 30 TV Transmitter Station (1kW to

30Kw) including Tower, Antenna System, Program Input Equipment and Energy system and Microwave Link network.

TELETICA (COSTA RICA) (2009) Supply of 5 TV Transmitting Stations ranging from 300W up to 1kW, in Band I, Band III and UHF

MINISTRY OF CAPACITY BUILDING CSRPO (ETHIOPIA) (2009) Supply and installation of recording, production and editing facilities for a regional FM radio station.

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SOCIETÉ NATIONALE DE TÉLÉDIFFUSION – SNRT (MOROCCO) (2009) Supply and installation of 2 x 5kW BIII transmitters in passive reserve, and 2 x 5kW BIII transmitters in active reserve.

ABERTIS-RETEVISION (SPAIN) (2009) Supply of 156 compact DVB-T transmitters and

gap-fillers, from 1W up to 5Wrms. JUNTA DE EXTREMADURA (SPAIN) (2009) Supply of 239 DVB-T transmitters and gap-

fillers, from 1W up to 10Wrms ABERTIS TELECOM (SPAIN) for RADIOTELEVISION DE VALENCIA (RTVV) (2009)

Supply of 139 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 1W up to 20Wrms, some in weatherproof racks

ITELAZPI (SPAIN) (2009) Supply of 343 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 1W up to 10Wrms.

ABERTIS TELECOM (SPAIN) for GOBIERNO DE NAVARRA (2009) Supply of 269 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 1W up to 20Wrms

TELECOM CLM (SPAIN) (2009) Supply of 1220 DVB-T transmitters and gap-fillers, from 1W up to 100Wrms, with remote control Management System, some in weatherproof racks.

RTVGE (EQUATORIAL GUINEA) (2009-2010) Supply, installation and commissioning of 10 TV Transmitting Stations with 1kW TV transmitters and 1kW Radio FM transmitters integrated in a conditioned weatherproof shelter, including towers, antenna system, and a nationwide backbone microwave network with 35 links.

• MAGTEL S.A. for JUNTA DE ANDALUCÍA (SPAIN) (2010) Supply of 72 transmitters and gap-Fillers DVB-T, from 1W up to 10W, into weatherproof cabinets including energy distribution board, protections and remote control and supervision system

• National Communications Commission (TAIWAN) (2011) Supply of 58 DVB-T Gap-Fillers from 5W to 100Wrms, including Remote Control Supervision System

UMEDIA (Denmark) (2011) Supply and installation of a 600Wrms DVB-T2 transmitter for the first trials over the DVB-T2 standard (HDTV) in the country.

Public Television of Moçambique (MOÇAMBIQUE) (2011) Supply and Start-up of 9 Broadcasting Stations with 1kW TV Transmitters, including Antenna System and TVRO. (Rehabilitation of the transmission stations for TVM).

Télédiffusion d’Algérie (ALGERIE) (2011) Delivery of one hundred (100) repeater stations for DVB-T within the digital migration nationwide

ORTM (MALI) (from 2011) Turn-key Project for the Radio & TV Coverage Network Expansion, including 40 new Broadcasting Centers (building, TVRO, FM Transmitter, TV Transmitter, P.I.E. & Monitoring Equipment, Energy Supply System, Tower and Antenna System) and the launch of the DIGITAL TELEVISION in Bamako

UMEDIA (Denmark) (2012) Upgrade of DVB-T2 transmitter to DVB-T2 Lite standard, for mobile reception

National Communications Commission (TAIWAN) (2012) Supply of 24 DVB-T Gap-Fillers DVB-T, including Remote Control Supervision System

ITN (SRI LANKA) (2012) Supply of a dual-cast TV transmitter (5kWps PAL / 2kWrms DVB-T)

TV Panamá (PANAMA) (2012) Supply and installation of a High Power DVB-T Broadcasting Center, including 6kWrms DVB-T Liquid Cooled transmitter and antenna system

ICKROM (MEXICO) (2012) Supply of two dual-cast TV transmitters (30Wps NTSC/ 20Wrms ATSC)

UMEDIA (Denmark) (2012) Supply and installation of a VHF DVB-T2 Lite transmitter. First worldwide trials of DVB-T2 Lite standard over DAB frequencies (VHF Band III ch. 9D)

TV Panamá (PANAMA) (2012) Supply and installation of 5 dual-cast broadcasting stations, including TV transmitters (700Wps NTSC / 300Wrms DVB-T) and antenna systems

ITELAZPI (SPAIN) (2012) Supply of 9 150Wrms DVB-T compact transmitters, frequency agile for portable use

CERTV (REPUBLICA DOMINICANA) (2012) Supply of 2 Digital Liquid Cooled ATSC transmitters 3.6kWrms

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