[Foreign Language] Good afternoon. I am Jeong Hwan Choi the IRO of SK Telecom. Today's conference call will consist of the presentation on the Earnings Results for Q1 of 2020 and the future management plans and strategic direction by Poong-Young Yoon, CFO and Head of Corporate Center I; and Hyoung-il Ha, Head of Corporate Center II, followed by a Q&A session. Under the dual operating system, which the company adopted late last year, the MNO business is headed by Poong-Young Yoon, Head of Corporate Center I and new businesses are headed by Hyoung-il Ha, Head of Corporate Center II. Much like last quarter, they will be presenting the achievements and strategic plans of their respective divisions for today's conference call. Today's conference call will provide consecutive interpretation and we have also here with us executives from relevant business divisions to help deepen your understanding. Before we begin, we want to remind you that all forward-looking statements are subject to change depending on the macroeconomic and market situations. Let me now present our, CFO.

[Foreign Language] Good afternoon. This is Poong-Young Yoon, CFO of SK Telecom. Let me first discuss the consolidated earnings highlights for Q1 of 2020. Consolidated revenue for Q1 2020 recorded KRW4450.4 billion thanks to the growth in MNO revenue led by the increase of 5G subscribers, as well as new businesses it rose by 2.7% year-on-year and by 0.9% quarter-on-quarter. Operating income recorded KRW302 billion While our profit from the new business grew, the MNO operating income fell leading to a 6.4% year-on-year fall and due to reduction of the seasonal costs in Q4 it increased by 85.9% quarter-on-quarter. Net income decreased by 17.9% year-on-year due to the effect of the equity method income on SK Hynix and turn to profit quarter-on-quarter. Let me now move on to major business achievements and strategic plans for each business division. Non-consolidated MNO revenue for Q1 recorded KRW2922.8 billion up 3.9% year-on-year and 2.7% quarter-on-quarter. Despite COVID-19 limiting international travel leading to a decline in roaming revenue, as well as a slower rate of 5G subscriber base growth an overall year-on-year revenue growth was achieved thanks to 5G contributing more to the total revenue. MNO operating income recorded KRW257.9 billion. While it recorded a 15.7% year-on-year increase due to the marketing, as well as depreciation and amortization costs, the number improved by 121.6% quarter-on-quarter. With the recent trend of stabilizing competition continuing forward, we will do our best to minimize the negative impact such as decline in roaming revenue through efficient cost management. April 3rd of this year marked SK Telecom's one-year anniversary of the world's first commercial 5G service launch. As of the end of Q1 of 2020, we have acquired 2.65 million subscribers attesting to our solid MNO leadership in the 5G era. Thanks to the growing subscriber base, MNO revenue…

[Foreign Language] Good afternoon. I am Hyoung Il Ha, Head of Corporate Center II. Let me now discuss the achievements for the new business division for Q1 2020 as well as our strategies. First, the Media business. With the social climate of refraining from outdoor activities, at-home media consumption is growing. To respond to the new environment, SK Broadband is doing its best including acquiring quality content to translate the growing trend of media consumption into revenue growth by adding high-quality and diverse content, while also strengthening direct channel competitiveness and non-face-to-face marketing efforts. Finally, on April 30, the merged entity of SK Broadband and t-broad was launched. With over 8.2 million paying subscribers, the new entity will aim to strengthen the competitiveness of both IPTV and cable TV through an advanced media platform and a wider reaching business model. To do so, it plans to strengthen its content competitiveness offer bundled services with cable TV, utilize Wavve's original content and offer partnership-based products. To strengthen content competitiveness, Wavve has significantly expanded the movie content library available to existing wavve users early April of this year. It will also secure quality original content by investing KRW 60 billion within the year and has established a partnership with NBC Universal to export wavve original content as well as expand the service's global content ecosystem. With a more solid investment foundation for content as well as global market expansion, wavve will increase significantly in value going forward. Moving on to Security business. While subscriber acquisition through marketing efforts have experienced difficulties due to COVID-19, demand for Security solutions has been a rise with more people working from home as has demand for home security services due to the increased usage of parcel and food delivery services. There is also growing demand for…

[Foreign Language] This year the world has been faced with an unprecedented challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic and this has indeed had an effect on our plans and targets set early this year. However, because we have diversified our portfolio with MNO, Media Security and Commerce businesses in the last three years, we believe that we are better equipped than ever to overcome the current situation in a flexible manner. We will stand strong and carry on our efforts to grow our diverse portfolio to create synergy, encourage and complement one another and achieve growth in our enterprise value. We ask for the continued interest and support from investors and analysts. Thank you. [Foreign Language]

[Operator Instructions] The first question will be provided by Sean Lee from Citigroup. Mr. Lee, please go ahead.

[Foreign Language] Thank you for the opportunity. I have two questions. My two questions are about the dividend policy and CapEx. The first question is regarding your dividend policy. I remember, last quarter you said that you were -- that the company was reviewing various options. And in particular, will you be able to provide us an update as to whether or not you will indeed be linking the performances of your subsidiary companies to the dividend policy? And also if you are opting for a new dividend policy does this mean that we can expect the actual EPS amount to be lower? My second question has to do with the recent announcement by the Ministry of Science and ICT on the early spending of 5G CapEx. What kind of effect has that had in terms – in relation to what was actually guided early this year? And also does this include the investment that will go into the 28 gigahertz spectrum at all? So I'd like to hear about your plans for CapEx?

[Foreign Language] Thank you Mr. Lee for your question. Let me first address your question regarding our dividend policy. So first of all as I have mentioned before the decision to review our current dividend policy started from questioning ourselves whether or not the current dividend policy is in line with our current business structure in which we have a variety – or in which we have a more diversified portfolio. And I think that especially as recent times in which the environment is such that our stock prices are extremely undervalued, we have seen a difference of opinion among our shareholders. For example some currently – some prefer the current fixed EPS payout policy while some others prefer a different method of shareholder return. So I know that there are different preferences among our different shareholders. And in that aspect, we are reviewing all possible options which include share buyback linking, our subsidiaries' performances, as well as our earnings improvement and the current fixed EPS. And so as for the details we will have to go through an in-depth internal discussion as well as with the Board of Directors and be able to share that with you by the time when we announce our interim dividend. But if we were to opt for a different payout or dividend policy, I can say that it will gear toward a direction where the overall shareholder return volume will be greater than that of now. And let me now move on to address your question on CapEx in regards to the Ministry's announcement. In order to overcome the current COVID-19-affected situation SK Telecom is indeed also actively reviewing early spending of CapEx during the first half of the year. However, while we are indeed reviewing that option because it is going to be discussed in link with the demand as well as the overall investment volume we do not see the overall CapEx being increased due to early spending. By that I mean during the first half of the year. And lastly to address your question regarding investment into the 28 gigahertz spectrum. As for the 28 gigahertz spectrum because the ecosystem including the equipment and service is not yet complete, the schedule will be in line – and the schedule by that I mean the official commercialization will be in line with the completion of the ecosystem. The 28 gigahertz service will be provided centering on B2B accounts. And in linked with the demand, we believe that we will be able to see a very efficient rollout. Thank you.

[Foreign Language] The next question will be presented by Kim Hoi Jae from Daishin Securities. Mr. Kim, please go ahead, sir.

[Foreign Language] Hi. My first question is regarding the recent launch of the new models including S20 late May – or early May. We are seeing a little increase in the competition in the market. And so there is concern in the market about possible overheated competition taking place during Q2. So I'd like to hear about a possibility of that happening. And my second question is finally the merged entity of SK Broadband and t-broad. You started out as the number three player in the market. And you've also of course disclosed your revenue target. So do you have any other specific plans in terms of your strategy to become number two in the market including M&As? So I'd just like to hear about your overall strategies regarding subscriber acquisition of the merged entity.

[Foreign Language] Thank you, Mr. Kim for your questions. I will be answering the first question and I will hand over the mic to Mr. Ha to answer your second question. So regarding the possibility of a market – or market overheating in terms of marketing. First of all we have seen the market stabilize beginning from Q4 of last year and that trend has indeed continued. However COVID-19 did have an effect that -- by that I mean it led to lower demand for devices. So, there were some promotional activities on particular devices to sort of push forth with the marketing activities. However, when you look at the overall subsidy level as well as MNP numbers, this does not indicate an overheated market competition. And the current promotional activities will not lead to cost increase. And so, it will not be a structural change. Going forward, SK Telecom will try its best to continue with the current stabilizing trend for the market, focusing the competition on service and customer benefits.

[Foreign Language] Let me -- allow me to answer your second question regarding the merged entity the possible synergies and any possible M&As going forward. SK Broadband and t-broad launched as a merged entity on 30th of April. With 8.21 pay TV subscribers -- with 8.21 million pay TV subscribers and 6.48 million Broadband subscribers, SK Broadband will achieve KRW 4 trillion in revenue this year. We are expecting not just an acceleration of the subscriber base growth. But through an advanced media platform, as well as an expanded business model, we believe that both IPTV and cable TV service competitiveness will grow hand in hand. And to achieve this, we plan to provide various new services such as big data and AI-based personalized service, as well as a much stronger content competitiveness. Also for the cable TV service provided by t-broad, we plan to provide bundled products with SK Broadband Internet. And by utilizing wavve's original content as well as providing partnered products, we are expecting and we will do our best to generate as much synergy within the SK ICT Family Group. As for the more detailed strategies for the merged SK Broadband, before the next earnings release conference call, we will make -- we will have an opportunity to communicate them to you in the form of hopefully a press conference. And to answer your question regarding any possible M&As going forward, what I can say is that, SK Broadband is currently focusing all of its resources in generating the merged entities' synergy with t-broad. Thank you.

[Foreign Language] The next question will be presented by Kim Taewon from UBS Securities. Mr. Kim, please go ahead sir.

[Foreign Language] Hi. So, I know that you just mentioned the marketing situation as well as your marketing cost outlook, but I just wanted to add on to that. Can you provide us with a guidance for nonconsolidated operating income for the year? And also, regarding your 5G subscriber accounts by the year-end, have there been any changes to that?

[Foreign Language] Thank you, Mr. Kim for your question. I think that, I can approach your -- both of your questions beginning with our strategies regarding the 5G subscriber target. So, I will begin with that. So due to the social distancing persisting there are less customers coming into our off-line shops. So during Q1, the 5G subscriber net additions amounted to 570,000 putting us at 2.65 million total 5G subscribers as of Q1. And in fact this is about 10% to 20% lower than what we had originally expected. And while there are uncertainties as to how long COVID-19 -- the effect of COVID-19 will persist given the current subscriber migration trends, I think that the year-end 5G subscriber total count will be about 10% to 15% lower than the 6 million to 7 million that was guided early this year. And regarding the -- our operating income outlook for our MNO business, because of the growing uncertainties we are in the process of revisiting our strategies and management plans that were set early this year. As I just mentioned, due to the slowing increase of 5G subscriber base as well as the decrease of roaming revenue, and of course we don't know how long this will persist, but it's very difficult for us to predict when these can turn around. However, we are continuing to see the data traffic increase. And as I mentioned earlier, we are continuing to see the market stabilization trend as well. And also company-wide we are putting in our best efforts to lower any kind of unnecessary costs. And so with the early end to the COVID-19 pandemic, I believe that the overall situation will not have a significant impact on our MNO income So, the situations are quite difficult. However, based on the more stable market trends, we will continue to maintain the stabilizing trend. And so on an annual basis the company will do everything we can to generate earnings that are higher than that of last year. Thank you.

[Foreign Language] The next question will be presented by Hong Sunyoung from Nomura Financial Investment. Please go ahead.

[Foreign Language] Hello. I want to ask about Wavve. So last year, I remember you telling us that in terms of unique users your subscriber count was at 2.7 million, but I think we found that by the end of February, we actually saw the numbers drop quite a bit down to 2.5 million. And that compared to other OTT services, which have been doing very well in these circumstance that is quite relatively low, and I think – the market assumes that it had a lot to do with the strategic partnership between JTBC and Tving. And so I know that, you have announced your plans to invest KRW 60 billion in original content what other kinds of strategies do you have to grow Wavve?

[Foreign Language] First of all thank you, Ms. Hong for your question. In fact, Wavve is continuing to see a rise in its paying subscriber base and we stand by our target of reaching five million subscribers by the year 2023 as well as a revenue target of KRW 500 billion. And recently, due to discontinuation of certain contents we did see a temporary stag in Wavve. However, beginning from April, we have significantly increased and strengthened, our film content library and we are also putting in a lot of investment into original content. So we believe that this number will continue to improve. And as for the amount of investments that we will be putting into original content for Wavve, we still stand by the total accumulated amount of KRW 300 billion by 2023. And as for our film library for Wavve, we started from the previous number count of 1,200 we now have 3,300 titles. And we expect this number to soon reach 4,000. And we also have plans to increase its enterprise – the value of Wavve one of examples of which are our recent partnership signing with NBC Universal. Thank you.

[Foreign Language] The next question will be presented by Kim Hongsik from Hana Financial Investment.

[Foreign Language] I first want to start off by saying thank you for mentioning your possible plans to change your dividend policy. And so the CFO during the last earnings call, you've mentioned that you expect your earnings to turn around during the second half of the year. I mean, I think the reason of course as we all know it, that your stock price hasn't been doing so well is because of your dividend and concerns over your earnings in the future. You have talked about the dividend. So I'd like to hear about your plans regarding how to improve your earnings in the second half. Will -- do you still think that it will be able to turn around during the second half of the year? Recently we have definitely seen the cost become more stable. However, your revenue has been doing quite poorly. In particular you have seen -- we have seen a very slowing of the 5G subscriber net additions. So I think in order for us to lessen our worries for the second half what do you have to say to us?

[Foreign Language] Thank you, Mr. Kim, for your question. So to address your question regarding the profit turnaround, when -- first of all, talking about the subsidiary companies of SK Telecom so aside from MNO, of course, COVID-19 crisis will have both a positive and a negative effect in terms of business terms. However, overall, we believe that our subsidiaries' earnings on a year-on-year basis will improve within the year. And so, of course, we have to focus on the operating income outlook for our MNO business. And as we said, there were investments that took place last year regarding investments into the commercialization of 5G with the launch of our 5G service. And of course, there was also the reflection of changes in the accounting -- changes in accounting regarding marketing costs. And so our original business plan was to make up for these changes and these impacts with the growing 5G subscriber base, as well as growing roaming revenue. And as we all know COVID-19 has had an effect on both of these factors, and so there are some uncertainties in the original plan. Despite these conditions, however, as I just mentioned, based on the growth of our subsidiaries' performances as well as making our investments as efficient as possible, we stand by our outlook that we will do our best to turn our profit around during the second half of this year. Thank you.

[Foreign Language] This concludes the earnings conference call for Q1 2020. Thank you.