Gigared LLC
ABOUT US
In 1994, the co-founders of Gigared comprised the management of Tescorp, Inc., a NASDAQ-traded company
domiciled in the US. Tescorp was among the first international companies to enter the Argentine
telecommunications industry; and it executed a roll-up of cable television properties located primarily in the
Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego and Cordillera regions of the country. More than ten acquisitions were
consummated. Management implemented a disciplined plan of consolidating markets, clusterring operations
into efficient units and standardizing policies and procedures. These efforts significantly improved operating
performance, and Tescorp was acquired via public tender offer in 1998.

Shortly after the sale of Tescorp, management founded Gigared for the purpose of providing a high quality
telecommunications alternative to entrenched Argentine oligopolies. Robust HFC networks were constructed to
serve four Provincial Capitals: Santa Fe, Parana, Resistencia and Corrientes. These individual markets were
interconnected into Buenos Aires, the telecommunications nexus of Argentina, via a 1,100 kilometer fiber-optic
Long Haul network; and central control was established in a carrier-grade, stand-alone Network Operating
Center/Data Center located in Buenos Aires. Gigared was among the first in Argentina to provision the "triple
play" of telecommunications services: cable television, broadband Internet and telephony.

Gigared also provisions carrier-grade telecommunications services to other cities on its Long Haul network path
including Rosario, the third largest city in Argentina. Additionally, Gigared holds licenses to build HFC network
in Buenos Aires, Posadas and several cities passed by the Long Haul network in the industrial heartland of
Argentina between Buenos Aires and Rosario.

Gigared strives to provide a high quality, high value service for every budget. Management is fully committed to
improving existing services, adding important new ones and contributing to the prosperity of the communities
served.