Millicom International Cellular S.A.

- No explicit mention of new fundraising through debt or equity in the current period. - Debt levels increased in Q2 due to acquisition of La Nacion stake and an extraordinary dividend paid in April. - Leverage expected to peak slightly in Q2 but targeted to reduce to around 2.5x by year-end. - Capital allocation remains focused on execution and deleveraging rather than new M&A. - Board recommended maintaining dividend policy at $3 per share until leverage target met, with flexibility for incremental dividends or share buybacks depending on leverage trends. - Preparedness for inorganic growth exists but priority is on integration and organic growth rather than immediate fundraising. - Potential inorganic growth targets like Peru and Venezuela remain on the menu, but no active fundraising announced for these. In summary, no new fundraising announced; focus is on managing current debt and disciplined capital allocation.

- CapEx investment is focused on Colombia to compete with Claro, including a 4x expansion of 5G coverage this year and deployment of 1,000 new sites in the next 18-24 months. - Total CapEx budget for the year is about $1 billion, similar percentage-wise to last year relative to revenue projections. - Incremental CapEx related to acquired businesses (e.g., Ecuador, Uruguay, and Colombia acquisitions) supports network investments and commercial setups. - Spectrum payments increased, including $70 million related to Ecuador. - CapEx is being refocused toward strengthening networks and growth drivers rather than increasing total spend. - Additional commercial investments expected in Ecuador due to the planned launch of the Tigo brand toward year-end, with some impact on margins from marketing expenses. - The company is preparing for future inorganic growth opportunities but prioritizes execution and efficient integration of recent acquisitions currently.

- Colombia: Strong top-line growth at 8%, driven by mobile postpaid growth, B2B services, and home (FMC) customer expansion due to Coltel acquisition and pre-to-post migration strategy. - Ecuador and Uruguay: Currently investing in network and commercial setup; launch of Tigo brand in Ecuador expected to increase commercial expenses, potentially reducing margins short-term. - Mobile service revenue excluding acquisitions grew 7% year-on-year, showing acceleration. - Home customer base up 4.6% organically; fixed broadband customers up 5%. Post-integration with Coltel, total home customers reached 5.7 million. - B2B revenue up nearly 19% year-over-year, fueled by digital services like cybersecurity and cloud solutions. - Guatemala: Mobile revenues up 6.6% year-on-year, supported by pre-to-postpaid migration strategy. - Overall organic service revenue growth excluding M&A at 4.9%, or 13% if excluding all M&A including MFS business in Paraguay. - Network investments, including 4x 5G coverage expansion and deployment of 1,000 new sites in Colombia, to support future growth.

- Colombia: Expected top-line growth of around 8%, driven by mobile (pre- to postpaid migration), home (FMC penetration), and B2B segments. Margins sustainable around 25% by 2026. - Ecuador and Uruguay: Early margin expansion achieved via cost reset and efficiency; sustainable EBITDA margins expected but limited top-line growth as network investments and brand relaunch (e.g., Tigo in Ecuador) increase commercial expenses. - Chile: Positive equity free cash flow in year 1 despite turnaround costs, with expectations to meet full-year neutral equity free cash flow target. - Paraguay: Margin range expected between 50%-56%, competitive environment maintained with controlled costs and revenue growth. - Overall: Equity free cash flow target of at least $900 million maintained for 2026, with margin expansion and operational leverage focus. Currency tailwinds and integration synergies expected to support earnings growth. - CapEx: Investment increased but focused on competitive networks, especially Colombia (5G coverage expansion).

The transcript provided from page 11 and surrounding pages does not explicitly mention the current or expected orderbook or pending orders. However, some relevant operational and financial highlights include: - Expansion in Ecuador and Uruguay with successful application of the Millicom playbook leading to margin improvements. - Investment plans in Colombia include deploying around 1,000 new network sites over the next 18 to 24 months and expanding 5G coverage fourfold in 2026. - CapEx expected to be around $1 billion for the year, consistent with last year’s percentage relative to revenue forecasts. - Focus on cost control and commercial investment prioritizing network, capillarity, channels, and offers. - No specific figures or details provided regarding orderbook or pending orders in the excerpts. Therefore, no direct data on orderbook or pending orders is disclosed in the available pages.